CALEDON TO MAGUIRESBRIDGE GREENWAY


“Clogher Valley Greenway”

A route following the line of the former Clogher Valley Railway and the succession of roadside railway stations still standing along the way.

ROUTE DETAILS


Length 51 kilometres
Estimate £7.7 million
Timescale 2026 to 2040
Type Former railway
Title Clogher Valley Railway
Border area Yes
Councils Fermanagh and Omagh District Council
  Mid Ulster District Council

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PROGRESS UPDATES


Idea stage  

Feasibility  

Construction  

Completed  

June 2016: MUDC applies to Stage 1 of the DfI Small Grants Programme for Greenways competition

November 2016:  MUDC secures DfI £8,000 grant funding for a feasibility study 

August 2017:  “Clogher Valley greenway” misses cut at DfI Small Grants Programme stage 3 

EXPLORE THE HISTORIC ROUTE


GREENWAY PROJECTS WHICH INTERSECT


ARMAGH TO MONAGHAN GREENWAY

A 26km route from Armagh through Killylea, Tynan, Caledon and Glaslough on the way to Monaghan town.

DUNGANNON TO BALLYGAWLEY GREENWAY

With a new dual carriageway bypassing the old A4 road from Belfast to Enniskillen, the remaining road could eventually host a 21km roadside greenway link.

ENNISKILLEN TO CLONES GREENWAY

A 35km route heading southeast out of Enniskillen along Upper Lough Erne passing Maguiresbridge and Linsaskea before turning into Clones.

MAGHERY TO BELTURBET GREENWAY

A 74km route along the Ulster Canal – being restored in stages – through four counties and linking Lough Neagh with Upper Lough Erne.

GET INVOLVED


Successful greenway projects are driven by the passion of local people. If you have an update to share, a story to tell about the history of the route or future of the Caledon to Maguiresbridge Greenway (Clogher Valley Greenway), or if you want to submit a picture or video to this page, please get in contact.