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link road · L5147 · $Galway, County Galway

Parkmore Road

Parkmore Road is the L5147, a link road in Galway, 4.9 km north-east of Eyre Square. It is 1.8 km long, about 22 minutes on foot end to end. It has 2 named places on the map: convenience store and cash machine.

Type
Link road (L5147)
Length
1.8 km of mapped road
From Eyre Square
4.9 km north-east
Bus stops
Briarhill Park; Ballybrit Crescent; Ballybrit Crescent; Parkmore Road; Galway Tech Park; Ballybrit RC
Nearest parking
Clareview Park on Clareview Park, 2.2 km away
Density
2 named places over 1.8 km, 0.1 per 100 m
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Plan of Parkmore Road and the streets around it, with its named places marked

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

A walk along Parkmore Road

Walking its length a convenience store and a cash machine share the 1.8 km. Buses stop on the street itself at 6 stops.

What is on Parkmore Road

1 convenience stores and 1 cash machines, each with its own page.

Supermarkets · 1

  1. Spar
    Convenience stores

Banks · 1

  1. Ulster Bank
    Cash machines

Streets it joins

  1. Ballybrit Crescentresidential street
  2. Briarhill Business Parkminor road · 42 places

Questions people ask

Where is Parkmore Road?
In Galway, County Galway, 4.9 km north-east of Eyre Square, joining Ballybrit Crescent and Briarhill Business Park.
How long is Parkmore Road?
1.8 km, measured along the mapped centre line; about 22 minutes on foot end to end.
What is on Parkmore Road?
2 named places: Spar and Ulster Bank.
Is there a bus stop on Parkmore Road?
Yes: Briarhill Park, Ballybrit Crescent, Ballybrit Crescent, Parkmore Road, Galway Tech Park and Ballybrit RC.
Where can I park near Parkmore Road?
The nearest car park is Clareview Park on Clareview Park, 2.2 km 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.