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regional road · R347 · $Athenry, County Galway

Court Lane

Court Lane is the R347, a regional road in Athenry, at the heart of the town. It runs 230 m from Market Street to North Gate Street, about 3 minutes on foot end to end. It has 2 named places on the map: castle and post depot.

Type
Regional road (R347)
Length
230 m of mapped road
From the Square
On the Square
Joins
Bridge Street, Market Street, North Gate Street
Runs
from Market Street to North Gate Street
Nearest bus stop
The Arch Athenry, 138 m away
Parking
1 car park on the street: Athenry Town
Density
2 named places over 230 m, 0.9 per 100 m
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Plan of Court Lane and the streets around it, with its named places marked

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Plan of the streetPlan of Court Lane and the streets around it, with its named places marked

A walk along Court Lane

Start at the Market Street end and walk towards North Gate Street: a castle and a post depot share the 230 m. There is parking on the street: Athenry Town.

What is on Court Lane

1 castles and 1 post depot, each with its own page.

Castles and heritage · 1

Other places · 1

Streets it joins

  1. Bridge Streetregional road
  2. Market Streetlink road · 6 places
  3. North Gate Streetminor road · 11 places

Questions people ask

Where is Court Lane?
In Athenry, County Galway, on the Square itself, joining Bridge Street, Market Street and North Gate Street.
How long is Court Lane?
230 m, measured along the mapped centre line; about 3 minutes on foot end to end.
What is on Court Lane?
2 named places: Athenry Castle and Athenry Delivery Office.
Is there a bus stop on Court Lane?
Not on the street itself; the nearest on the map is The Arch Athenry on Caheroyan Road, 138 m from the middle of the street.
Where can I park near Court Lane?
On the street: Athenry Town.

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Geometry, names and places from OpenStreetMap, read on 2026-09-18. Length is the sum of the mapped segments carrying this name; distances are straight lines from the street's midpoint.