Adopted 2013 Budget (PDF-4657 kb) - Mayo County Council
Adopted 2013 Budget (PDF-4657 kb) - Mayo County Council
Adopted 2013 Budget (PDF-4657 kb) - Mayo County Council
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Children from Curious Minds Pre-School, Castlebar are busy 'Preparing<br />
Lava'<br />
Walking & Trails Development<br />
To date there are one hundred and ten recreational trails developed throughout the<br />
<strong>County</strong>. The ongoing development of trails is being supported by the <strong>Mayo</strong> <strong>County</strong><br />
Walking and Trails Partnership Group - a sub-committee of <strong>Mayo</strong> <strong>County</strong><br />
Development Board. This Group consists of representatives from Local LEADER<br />
Companies, Fa.ilte Ireland, <strong>Mayo</strong> Sports Partnership, Coillte, Teagasc, <strong>Mayo</strong> <strong>County</strong><br />
<strong>Council</strong>, Community Forum, HSE West and Udaras na Gaeltachta.<br />
During 2012 a number of key activities took place, some of which include the<br />
development of community trails at the following locations:<br />
• Knockmore<br />
• Lahardane - Titanic Trails<br />
• Killala - Lacken Trails<br />
• Keenagh - Drumleen Lough<br />
• Swinford - Killasser<br />
Lough Lannagh - Islandeady<br />
In early 2012 a funding application was submitted to Failte Ireland seeking support to<br />
develop a linear trail to connect Castlebar town (Lough Lannagh) - Islandeady to the<br />
Westport National Cycle Network. An integral part of the project is the development<br />
of a route network which will form part of the National Cycle Network.<br />
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