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residential street · L5116 · $Galway, County Galway

New Road

New Road is the L5116, a residential street in Galway, 792 m west of Eyre Square. It runs 181 m from Saint Helens Street to Mill Street, about 2 minutes on foot end to end. It has 1 named place on the map: electrical.

Type
Residential street (L5116)
Length
181 m of mapped road
From Eyre Square
792 m west
Runs
from Saint Helens Street to Mill Street
Bus stops
Unnamed stop
Nearest parking
Free Parking on Gaol Road, 310 m away
Density
1 named place over 181 m, 0.6 per 100 m
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Plan of New Road and the streets around it, with its named places marked

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Plan of the streetPlan of New Road and the streets around it, with its named places marked

A walk along New Road

Start at the Saint Helens Street end and walk towards Mill Street: an electrical share the 181 m. Every place on the street has opening hours on record, and it opens on Sundays. Buses stop on the street itself.

What is on New Road

1 electrical, each with its own page.

Other places · 1

  1. +35391526202

Streets it joins

  1. Henry Streetresidential street · 5 places
  2. Mill Streetlink road · 3 places
  3. Parkavararesidential street
  4. Presentation Roadlink road · 3 places
  5. Saint Helens Streetresidential street · 1 place

Questions people ask

Where is New Road?
In Galway, County Galway, 792 m west of Eyre Square, joining Henry Street, Mill Street and Parkavara.
How long is New Road?
181 m, measured along the mapped centre line; about 2 minutes on foot end to end.
What is on New Road?
1 named place: George Conboy Electrical.
Is there a bus stop on New Road?
Yes: Unnamed stop.
Where can I park near New Road?
The nearest car park is Free Parking on Gaol Road, 310 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.