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Outdoor Recreation Scheme 2017 – Projects approved under Measure 1 and Measure 3 Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme 2017 Measure 1 Small Scale Maintenance/Promotional Material Approved Projects County Name of Project Location of Project Amount Approved Carlow Cycle Routes development and County Carlow €8,000 promotion Carlow Carlow Autumn Walking Festival South Carlow €7,000 Carlow Improvement works to Carlow section Carlow section of the €9,500 of Wicklow Way Wicklow Way Carlow Bahana Forest Signed Route Bahana Forest, Carlow €8,000 Cavan Kilnaleck Trail Kilnaleck €10,000 Cavan Lavey Lake Trail Cavan Town €10,000 Clare East Clare Way East Clare €7,973 Clare Vandeleur Walled Gardens Kilrush €10,000 Clare Cappa Amenity/Walkway Cappa, Kilrush, Co. €10,000 Clare Clare Kilrush Wood River Walk Kilrush Wood River, Co. €10,000 Clare Clare Fartlek Training System at Active Ennis Lees Road, Ennis, Co. €10,000 John O Sullivan Park, Lees Road, Ennis Clare Clare The Mid Clare Way/SLÍ NA MÉARACÁN Area surrounding €7,944 Ennis, Co. Clare Cork Slí Gaeltacht Mhúscraí Kealkill to Guagan €10,000 Cork Whitegate Trails Whitegate €10,000 Cork The Clare O'Leary Walk Bandon €8,000 Cork Blarney Walking Trails Blarney €8,500 Cork Carrignavar Carrignavar, Co. Cork €10,000 Cork Carrigtwohill Community Park Carrigtwohill, Co. Cork €5,000 Cork Killavullen Loop Upgrade, Ballard Killavullen, Kilworth, €9,520 Waterfall Trail Upgrade, Blackwater Avondhu Way Marketing Cork John O'Callaghan Park John O'Callaghan Park, €10,000 Glanmire, Co. Cork Cork Harper's Island Glounthaune, Co. Cork €10,000 Cork Macroom Town Park Macroom €10,000 Cork Mallow Mallow €8,500 County Name of Project Location of Project Amount Approved Cork Claycastle Beach Youghal €10,000 Donegal Slí na Finne Glenties to Ballybofey €6,000 Donegal Urris Loops Urris €7,400 Donegal Trusk Lough Ballybofey €9,600 Donegal Bealacht na Gaeltacht Co Donegal €9,600 Donegal Ballyarr Woodland Walk Signage €6,000 Donegal Mountain Top walk Letterkenny €10,000 Donegal Termon Railway Walk Termon €9,600 Donegal Siúloid na Muirlinne Glencolmcille Valley €8,000 Dublin (South Co) Camac Greenway Clondalkin €10,000 Dublin (South Co) Ogham Tree Nature Trail Mount Carmel €10,000 Dublin (South Co) Griffeen Valley Park Lucan to Clondalkin €10,000 Fingal Ardgillan Castle Balbriggan €8,096 Fingal Martello Tower Howth Howth €10,000 Fingal Martello Tower Skerries Skerries €10,000 Fingal Cycling Safety promotion Fingal County Council €6,000 Galway Lismany Bog Nature Walk Lawrencetown €4,000 Galway County Galway Park Trails Tuam/Loughrea €10,000 Galway Palace Grounds Community Park Tuam €10,000 Galway Roxborough Commonage Nature Trail Kilchreest €10,000 Galway Kilconly Community Recreation Ballinagittagh €9,500 Kerry North Kerry Way Tralee to Kerry Head €4,880 Kerry Killeen Woods Nature Walk Tralee €8,000 Kerry Kerry Head Walking Trail Ballyheigue/Kerry €8,172 Head Kerry Kerry Activity Brochure County Kerry €10,000 Kerry MacGillycuddy Reeks access road Beaufort €10,000 Kerry Daniel O'Connell Heritage Trail Cahersiveen €10,000 Kerry Doorus Nature Trail Lauragh €8,651 Kerry Castleisland River Walk Castleisland €8,000 Kerry Listowel Town Park Listowel €10,000 Kerry Beach Wheelchairs Ballyheigue €8,695 Kerry Kerry Dark Sky Reserve Solar Trail Caherdaniel €9,319 Kerry Old Road Walk Derrynafinnia Derrynafinnia €9,280 Kerry Old Road Walk Rathmore Rathmore €9,280 Kilkenny South Leinster Way County Kilkenny €9,368 Kilkenny Trail Kilkenny Directory County Kilkenny €2,410 County Name of Project Location of Project Amount Approved Kilkenny Freshford Loop Walk County Kilkenny €4,832 Kilkenny Castlecomer Discovery Park Castlecomer €10,000 Kilkenny Kilkenny City River Walks Kilkenny City €10,000 Laois New access route to Oughaval Wood Stradbally €7,536 Stradbally Laois Blueway 7k walk in Ballacolla Ballacolla €4,957 Laois Slieve Bloom Way Glenbarrow €7,990 Laois The Durrow Leafy Loop South Laois €5,999 Laois Proposed Mountrath Sli na Slainte Mountrath €9,843 walking route Laois Woodenbridge Blueway 10K Cycle Woodenbridge €4,957 Laois Binninea Loop Cullahill €4,578 Laois Slieve Bloom Way Laois €6,000 Leitrim Dromahaire Demonstration Stretch of Dromahaire €5,000 Greenway Leitrim Alteen Waterfall Dowra €10,000 Leitrim Shannon Blueway Drumshanbo €10,000 Leitrim Acres Lake Access Drumshanbo €10,000 Leitrim Lough Bran Carrick on Shannon €10,000 Leitrim Convent Wall Trail Drumshanbo €10,000 Leitrim Keeldra Lake Amenity Cloone Cloone €10,000 Leitrim Eco Park Trail Kinlough €10,000 Leitrim Lough Allen Education Centre Drumshanbo €10,000 Leitrim Pathway Annaghmore Annaghmore €10,000 Limerick River Walk at Templeathea Templeathea, Athea €10,000 Limerick Mullaghareirk/Broadford Ashford Broadford Ashford €10,000 walking trails Limerick Attycran Loop Kilbehenny €9,500 Limerick Promotion of trail infrastructure in the Ballyhoura €8,000 Ballyhoura region Limerick Shannon Estuary drive Ballysteen Pier €10,000 Limerick Clare Glens Loop Walk Murroe €8,500 Limerick Darby's Bed Loop Walk Galbally €8,000 Limerick Doon Convent Farm Walk Doon €7,532 Limerick Glin Heritage Walking Trails Glin €10,000 Limerick Kilflinane - 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