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Olympic Trail Bridges Visit Limerick.ie for more details k Rd Dock Road Island SPORTS GROUNDS Par 3.8 Mungret Park River Shannon km 3 City Centre 6 Castletroy M7 to University Slí na Sláinte Plassey S Circular Rd Limerick.ie UNIVERSITY of Limerick THE OFFICIAL GUIDE TO LIMERICK Riverbank Walk New Street OF LIMERICK Annacotty Ennis Road Roundabout KING JOHN’S CASTLE Castletroy Rhebogue Dublin Rd. M7 CITY CENTRE SLÍ NEIL CUSACK CITY CENTRE TO Dublin Rd. Coonagh 1 M7 2 Clare St. 3 NA SLÁINTE OLYMPIC TRAIL,LIMERICK Shannon UNIVERSITY OF D A O R E Dooradoyle N Banks her Russell Road R t U Fa O B DISTANCE: 3.8 km (looped) L E H Mungret S CONDELL ROAD LIMERICK START & END: O’Connell Street/ The Milk E DISTANCE: 2.6 km N North N Circular RoadM20 University IS Moyross Bedford Row junction R OA D RIVERBANK WALK H Hospital Limerick IGH START: Shannon Bridge Roundabout Market UNIVERSITY This looped route extends along Limerick’s main thoroughfare R OF LIMERICK O DISTANCE: 3.25 km A D END: Clonmacken Roundabout O’Connell Street and through the heart of the city centre. Caherdavin Corbally START: Lock Quay, Clare Street Dublin Rd. H Ennis RoadNamed after the only Irish athlete to have won the Boston M20 END: University ofShannon Limerick Marathon,D this riverside trail is extremely popular with local UNIVERSITY GE D Cratloe Rd Kings runnersI and walkers alike.n Banks OF LIMERICK BR OMON Island This shared walkway/cycleway weaves its way throughSPORTS a GROUNDS H River Shannon HA N T AG special area of conservationUNIVERSITY along the River Shannon and ALL O’C ST RAND CLANCY’S River Shanno OF LIMERICK STE STRAND Canalhas Bank a range of outdoor fitness equipment for all to enjoy. AM Moyross BO ON GE T AT N KING JOHN’S Ennis Road KING JOHN’S Q ID UNIVERSITY EE CASTLE DOCK UA RI VE R R R Annacotty Y ON CASTLE Castletroy Kilmurry OF LIMERICK HAN RO B S H AN N Dublin Rd. AD ST S CLONMACKEN Rhebogue M7 ARTHUR’S ’S ROUNDABOUTOP . ARV EY QUAY PARK MERCHANT’S Caherdavin d Y’S H AY D HOW LE QU AY SH Dublin R R QU Cl QU AY Coonagh are St. Corbally BI OW Ennis Road EE T A STR THLUN T RY R . KARD UNIVERSITY HE N ST ST. RED EMPTORIS PER T. EDFO UNIVERSITY UP S B SHA BOAT CLUB RCH NRY . DGE LIMERICK CH U HE ST . BRI B Cratloe Rd Kings OF LIMERICK ST ELL O’ CO NN RI NN . Island DG ON ST SPORTS GROUNDS TH Dublin Rd. E L River Shannon EL OR n UNIVERSITY IRCULAR RD ENRY ST. NN ET Road H TW LIMERICK OF LIMERICK SOUTH C River Shanno RE CO N ON T ST ET O’ T E Condell KING JOHN’S Canal Bank CASTLE M7 GLE NG AVENU RE Ennis Road E IAM SQ UAR RI ST REE PERY LL Kilmurry Annacotty R Castletroy T Dublin Rd. WI TRAIN STATION O’CONNELL S CLONMACKEN Rhebogue BA LOCK QUAY PEOPLE’S ROUNDABOUT W W PARK Clare St. Coonagh Dublin Rd. NE 2 LIMERICK North Circular Road SHANNON . 2 ST L BRIDGE L M7 2.6 ROUNDABOUT Dublin Rd. km NNE n O ’C River Shanno O South Circular Road M7 The Limerick Coca-Cola Dock Road Zero® Bike Scheme is an LIMERICK M7 ideal way to explore the city. TRAIN STATION Some top Limerick 215 Bicycles bands that are a must for your music playlist! M7 23 locations THE CRANBERRIES South Circular Road M7 www.bikeshare.ie Dock HERMITAGE Road GREEN RUSANGANO FAMILY M7 South Circular Roadther Russell Road Dooradoyle Dock Road Mungret Fa University M20 Hospital Limerick M7 M7 M20 CITY CENTRE TO THE THREE Dooradoyle CASTLETROY 4 Mungret ShannonFather Russell Road 5 6 SHANNON FIELDS BRIDGES BanksUniversity SLÍM20 NA SLÁINTE RIVERSIDE WALK DISTANCE: 3.6 km (looped) Hospital Limerick DISTANCE: 6.8 km (looped) D START & END: Arthur’sA Quay Park O R START & END: Milford Road/Dublin Road E N R DISTANCE: 3.2 km U M20 O B L Moyross E H If time is of the essenceS the Three Bridges route is an junction, Castletroy START: Lock Quay, Clare Street excellent way to get a sense of the city. This looped This circuit continuesUNIVERSITY northwards through the suburb OF LIMERICK walk follows a stunningE route by the banks of the River NN END: Athlunkard Bridge, Corbally I S of Castletroy, along the Dublin Road and past the RO A Shannon, through theD historic Medieval Quarter and along Caherdavin University of Limerick campus. This scenic shared walking and cycling trail which runs through the city’s scenic riverside boardwalks. Corbally the historic ShannonShannon Fields Ennishonours Road Limerick Olympian and World N Banks C OR Cross Country Champion Michael O’Shea. Exercise stations are IR UNIVERSITY Cratloe Rd CU TH Kings available along the route. H OF LIMERICK L Island AR RD T Park Rd. TREAT Y H ey Moyross BROMON River Shannon STON E UNIVERSITY Plass National IDGE ATHLUNKARD . Technological Park M7 BRIDGE, CORBALLY UNIVERSITY D OF LIMERICK OF LIMERICK HA N ALL AG O’C S ST RAND CLANCY’ Annacotty Caherdavin Ennis Road STRAN D Kilmurry ON LD E Castletroy Roundabout GE Roundabout KING JO HN’S N Ennis Road CASTLE G KING JOHN’S FIE Milford Rd. Corbally ID Rhebogue VE R CASTL E Dublin Rd. UNIVERSITY RI . RS BR ST Cratloe Rd Kings N ON BRID OF LIMERICK SHAN S H AN Dublin Rd. S SA Island Cl A Castletroy Coonagh SPORTS GROUNDS ARareTH USt.R’S OL River Shannon LIMERICK M7 Y’S ANT’S Rd. HARVE QUAY PARK MERCH H Shopping Centre UNIVERSITY HOW LE Y’ S QUAY QUAY C QU AY NI OF LIMERICK EETheT Milk Limerick City TR inks North Circular Road NRY S ATH L L ER HE ST. UN KA UP P T. Market RD Canal Bank RY S ST. lf Ennis Road HEN . RI DGE ST Go NELL B Dublin Rd. KING JO HN’S Castletroy Kilmurry ON Annacotty C C ASTLE Dooradoyle O’ her Russell Road Dublin Rd. Fat LOCK QUAY Rhebogue n Clare St. SOUTH CIRCULAR RD. River Shanno Mungret Coonagh LIMERICK Dublin Rd. ET RE ON T M7 S ET T GT Dublin Rd. M North Circular Road EVENUE RE UAR E ST SQ PERY LLIA RRIN O’CONNELL WI STREE LIMERICK n BA PEOPLE’S W W TRAIN STATION River Shanno PARK SLÍ NA University NE M7 M20 LIMERICK SLÁINTE M7 HospitalTRAIN STATION Limerick Slí na Sláinte, meaning ‘path to health’, is a measured walking route in the heart of the community. Each South Circular Road M7 route is signposted at 1km intervals and is suitable for Dock Road all ages and abilities. www.irishheart.ie South Circular Road Dock Road M20 M7 M7 M7 M7 Dooradoyle Mungret Father Russell Road Dooradoyle Mungret Father Russell Road University M20 Hospital Limerick University M20 Hospital Limerick M20 M20 COUNTY LIMERICK TRAILS 8 Parkrun is a FREE timed 5km event for runners and walkers that takes place every Saturday at 9.30 am. Clare Glens 16 LIMERICK CITY Murroe LIMERICK PARKRUN Curraghchase The Boathouse, University of Limerick Shannon 9 Forest Park Slieve Felim Way 10 Kildimo Caherconlish Askeaton Patrickswell Ballyneety MUNGRET PARKRUN BanksGlin Foynes Mungret Park, near Mungret College Adare 15 NEWCASTLE WEST PARKRUN The Demense, Newcastle West Rathkeale Lough Gur 7 13 3 Moyross 14 Bru Ballingarry Hospital Athea Newcastle West Bruree A FREEUNIVERSITY 2km run for juniors (4-14OF years)LIMERICK every Sunday at 9.30 am 1 11 Castletown 2 Kilmallock Ballylanders Galbally SHELBOURNE Abbeyfeale Kilfinane JUNIOR PARKRUN Caherdavin Ashford 5 Broadforo d 12 4 Galty Shelbourne Park Corbally Ardpatrick Castle Woods Register on www.parkrun.ie/register Ennis Road 6 Ballyorgan Ballyhoura Kilbehenny UNIVERSITY Cratloe Rd Kings OF LIMERICK . k Rd Island SPORTS GROUNDS Par Explore County Limerick’s great outdoors where 9 CURRAGHCHASE FORESTRiver Shannon PARK TRAILS: spectacular countryside, mountain trails, forest parks and from 1.1km to 3.6 km Plassey beautiful scenery awaits you! For maps and lots more walking With a number of varied trails to explore,UNIVERSITY Curraghchase routes visit Limerick.ie is suitable for all to enjoy. OF LIMERICK DISCOVERING THE PAST: 1 ABBEYFEALE SLÍ NA SLÁINTE: 6.8km 10 GLIN HERITAGE WALKING TRAILS: LIMERICK GUIDED TOURS from 4km to 8.5km Step back in time and explore Limerick’s rich history with 2 ASHFORD TO BROADFORD WAY: 20km A variety of spectacular coastal and woodland walks around an experienced local tour guide.
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