We’ve put together some photos of the greenway in construction and completed, and of people out enjoying the end product.
If you have photos of the Greenway you’d like to share, please send them to us at info@ulstercanalgreenway.com
We’re particularly interested in action shots with people in them, and photos of wildlife and nature you’ve spotted along the route.
Before During and After
ramp up to the bypass
looking towards the bypass from Sheriff’s Bridge
the bridge from Black Lane into St Davnet’s farmyard
Rooskey entrance
Rooskey entrance, looking up to Old Cross Square
hardcore down, fencing begins
gabion baskets form the foundation for the path underneath the bridges
from the by-pass looking in towards the town
section between bypass and sheriff’s bridge
sheriff’s bridge
black lane (also known unkindly as Dummies Lane)
People and Events
young volunteers helping to install biodiversity signage along the routee
Participants in Biodiversity summer camp
Mayor with St Louis Secondary School students at launch of Greenway Nov 2014. The students had carried out extensive research into cycling in Monaghan town, and had participated in an Active Travel Town committee
Municipal District members with MD Coordinator Donal McElwain at new Trailhead sign
Airtricity team and Monaghan Tidy Towns at Rooskey lock house
St Mary’s Boys NS participating in a Greenway cycle during Bikeweek 2014
Flora July 2014 – less than 6 months post completion
Ulster Canal Greenway 