Tá sé beartaithe ag Éirinn 60 Milliún Euro a Leithroinnt le haghaidh Fairsingiú Glasbhealaí in 2022

Recently, the Irish government announced that it would provide 676 million euros in funding to expand Ireland's greenway network and road construction.

De réir ráitis ón Aireacht Iompair, leithdháilfear 60 milliún euro den airgead tirim seo ar 40 togra glasbhealaí a chlúdóidh beagnach gach contae. Tá gealltanas níos leithne ag rialtas na hÉireann 360 milliún euro a chaitheamh ar thaisteal gníomhach gach bliain le linn théarma an rialtais, agus táthar ag súil le fógra nua in 2022.

I go leor cásanna, de bharr Infheistíochtaí Glasbhealaí beidh údaráis áitiúla ag comhoibriú le chéile chun tionscadail a sheachadadh ina gceantair. Tá Corcaigh agus Port Láirge ag forbairt an bhealaigh Mhala go Dún Garbhán, agus tá Sligeach, Cabhán agus Liatroim ag obair le Comhairle Ceantair Fhear Manach agus na hÓmaí chun an bealach ó Chúil Mhuine go hInis Ceithleann a fhorbairt.

Ina theannta sin, feicfidh contaetha teorann freisin tionscadail a thrasnaíonn teorainneacha contae. Tá roinnt féarbhealaí á gcur chun cinn ag Dún na nGall, agus tá infheistíochtaí á bhfáil freisin ag an gCabhán, ag Muineachán, ag Liatroim agus ag an Ráth a leathnóidh - ghlasbhealaí trasteorann.

Minister Ryan said: "This funding will also support the expansion of the Grand Canal Greenway in Offaly, Kildare, and South Dublin, connecting the North Cree Greenway with the Limerick Greenway, and connecting Water Ford and New Ross Greenways are connected with Waterford Greenways. As more and more Greenways are connected, we are entering an exciting new phase"

Minister Ryan continued: "I am particularly pleased to agree on national and regional greenway best practice guidelines. The guidelines have been agreed with agricultural representative agencies and other stakeholders, and provide us with a way to implement Greenways when needed. The approved method of voluntary land sale. Community support is the core of our greenway future. Greenway is a great success story in rural Ireland. Greenway is an excellent facility for leisure and tourism. It is also very useful for daily trips to school, work or shopping. important."

State Minister Hildegarde Naughton TD said: "The Galway to Dublin Greenway is a 330-kilometer car-free corridor between Galway and Dublin, connecting the Atlantic coast and the east coast. The funding announced today is particularly exciting. Meath, Kildare Counties such as, Westmeath, Offaly, etc. will benefit from the investment in the project. Once completed, the Dublin-Galway project will provide local and national amenities for the community and tourists. It will also support local businesses such as cafes, shops, BBs, campsites and hotels.

"As a minister in Western Ireland, I am also very happy to see Connemara Greenway receive a strong funding of more than 3 million euros in 2022. This funding includes from Clifden to Recess (1.9 million euros), Gore Wei's route to Moycullen (600,000 euros) and Derrygimlagh-Clifden-Kylemore (550,000 euros). I am very looking forward to riding this route, some of which will be completed in the second half of next year."