This Cruinniú na nÓg, Saturday 15th June, why not grab your bike, your runners, your pencil & paper and camera and head out to explore Limerick Greenway? No matter the weather, Limerick Greenway is suitable for your creative adventure.
‘Dare to Create’ on Limerick Greenway. Why not scout your next film location? Draw a picture of your favourite tree, flower or insect! Limerick Greenway will provide the perfect backdrop for your photographic shoot.
The 40km Limerick Greenway weaves through the captivating West Limerick countryside, offering young families the option to explore it by walking, cycling, running or doing it your own way. Following the old Limerick to Tralee railway line, the route seamlessly links the landscape with the towns and villages located nearby, providing children and young adults with the ideal location to celebrate Cruinniú na nÓg 2024.
Look out for the former Station Houses and Goods Sheds near the carparks of each of the five hub towns and villages. One of these that you will find is the beautifully restored and renovated Rathkeale Goods Shed (V94 NR12), due to open as a hub in the summer of 2024.
Take a trip to Ardagh Greenway Hub (located on R523, less than 1km from Ardagh village) where you will find a replica of the historic Ardagh Chalice, carved from a tree that once stood outside Ardagh Station House.
Why not explore the wonderful architecture such as the spectacular 115 metre Barnagh Tunnel (located within walking distance of Barnagh Greenway) after Ardagh Station House.
