Frequentley Asked Questions
Work on the New Ross Greenway is underway. The official opening of the first part of the greenway took place in July 2023 with final completion estimated in 2027.
With current delays in Glenmore, talks are currently under way.
You’re waiting patiently. Just hold on a little longer!
Stretching from Ferrybank to New Ross, it will be a grand 24km. Plus if the Waterford Greenway is connected – that will be massive 70 KM (46km + 24km). The Waterford to Dungarvan greenway is fully operational and has revolutionised the county.
There are many beautiful parts to the New Ross Greenway. Here are a just few highlights (there are many more)
- New Ross town
- Mount Elliot Tunnel
- Iconic View of the River Barrow
- The famous red bridge (a historic part of the railway line for previous generations)
- Glenmore
- Views of Waterford city
- And much, much more
Yes of course! You can walk and cycle on the greenway. Stretching 24km, it is long enough for all walking enthusiasts. The Waterford to New Ross Greenway has stunning scenery that will encourage all ages to get out and about.