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05 Sept 2025

'Have your say' on the new proposed Pedestrian and Cycle Scheme in Carlow

'Have your say' on the new proposed Pedestrian and Cycle Scheme in Carlow

Submissions and observations can be made from today, Monday September 5

The Active Travel Department is inviting members of the public in Carlow to have your say!

Submissions and observations on the proposed Tullow Road Pedestrian & Cycle Scheme may be made from today, Monday September 5 to Wednesday October 5 online on Carlow County Council's Consultation Portal where you can view plans and particulars of the proposed scheme.

Proposed Development

As part of its 2022 Active Travel Program of works, Carlow County Council’s Roads Department, in conjunction with the National Transportation Authority (NTA), proposes to develop new pedestrian / cycling facilities in the Tullow Road area of Carlow Town, serving the residential areas of John Sweeney Park, Silver Pines, Burrin Manor, The Laurels, Willow Park, Carrigbrook etc. extending from the previously completed sections of cycling infrastructure, to link up with the River Burrin Walk and Cycle Track.

The project will also provide a permeability link to the Cherrymount Drive area.


 
The proposed development will consist of:

  • Site clearance of existing road verge
  • Construction of 1515m of 2m wide Cycle Lanes
  • Construction of 415m of Combined Footpath & Cycle Track
  • Provision of 385m Shared Surface roadway
  • Upgrading of 1350m of Footpaths
  • Construction of New Roundabout
  • Installation of associated signage and road markings as necessary.
  • New public lighting, road signage, road markings and landscaping in the vicinity of the works will also enhance and improve the existing streetscape at the works location with no negative long term impact on the landscape and visual amenity of the area.

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