pedestrianised street · L5145 · $Galway, County Galway
Churchyard Street
Churchyard Street is the L5145, a pedestrianised street in Galway, 384 m south-west of Eyre Square. It runs 86 m from Lombard Street to Shop Street, about 1 minute on foot end to end. It has 2 named places on the map: gym and cheese.
- Type
- Pedestrianised street (L5145)
- Length
- 86 m of mapped road
- From Eyre Square
- 384 m south-west
- Joins
- Lombard Street, Shop Street
- Runs
- from Lombard Street to Shop Street
- Nearest bus stop
- Jury's Hotel, 215 m away
- Nearest parking
- Market Street Car Park on Bowling Green, 123 m away
- Density
- 2 named places over 86 m, 2.3 per 100 m
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Plan of the street
A walk along Churchyard Street
Start at the Lombard Street end and walk towards Shop Street: a gym and a cheese share the 86 m. 1 of the 2 places on the street has opening hours on record.
What is on Churchyard Street
1 gyms and 1 cheese, each with its own page.
Gyms and sport · 1
Other places · 1
- Sheridans Cheesemongers+353 91 564 829Cheese
Streets it joins
- Lombard Streetlink road · 5 places
- Shop Streetpedestrianised street · 26 places
Questions people ask
Where is Churchyard Street?
In Galway, County Galway, 384 m south-west of Eyre Square, joining Lombard Street and Shop Street.
How long is Churchyard Street?
86 m, measured along the mapped centre line; about 1 minutes on foot end to end.
What is on Churchyard Street?
2 named places: Galway Yoga Centre and Sheridans Cheesemongers.
Is there a bus stop on Churchyard Street?
Not on the street itself; the nearest on the map is Jury's Hotel on Flood Street, 215 m from the middle of the street.
Where can I park near Churchyard Street?
The nearest car park is Market Street Car Park on Bowling Green, 123 m away.
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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.