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  • Fermanagh and Omagh Council Report 2025 - Major Projects and Active Travel

    Topics:
    • Roads, 
    • Council Reports

    Fermanagh and Omagh Council Strategic Road Improvements.

    • Major Project Lifecycle for road improvements

      Major road improvements - inception to construction RSPPG E030v5

    Strategic Road Improvements

    A0005 Western Transport Corridor (A5WTC)

    Scheme details

    District Council area(s)

    Derry City and Strabane;

    Fermanagh and Omagh;

    Mid-Ulster

    Location

    Newbuildings to border south of Aughnacloy

    Scheme description

    Provision of new off-line dual carriageway

    Scheme length

    85 kms

    Scheme estimated cost

    £2.1bn (under review)

    Scheme website

    www.A5WTC.com

    Any related schemes?

    Republic of Ireland Links - N14/N15 upgrade schemes at Lifford and N2 upgrade schemes south of the border in Monaghan.

    Current stage

    The A5 project remains at the statutory procedure stage.

    Current position

    The High Court ruling against the Department on 23 June 2025 applied to the length of proposed new road between south of Strabane and Ballygawley. The Department has lodged an appeal against the ruling and this is scheduled to be heard between 9-11 December. DAERA and Friends of the Earth have been permitted by the Court of Appeal to formally intervene. The outcome from the appeal will determine the way forward with this length. 

    Work continues in relation to addressing the Planning Appeals Commission (PAC) recommendations on the remaining two sections of the scheme, i.e. Section 1 (New Buildings to south of Strabane) and Section 3 Phase 3 (Ballygawley to the border). These will be subject to separate consultations and Ministerial decisions in due course.

    A0004 Enniskillen Southern Bypass

    Scheme details

    District Council area

    Fermanagh & Omagh

    Location

    Enniskillen

    Scheme description

    Provision of a new transport link built to 2+1 standard (i.e. one lane each way plus an alternating overtaking lane) to the southern side of the town, improving the connection between the A0004 Dublin Road and the A0004 Sligo Road.

    Scheme length

    2.1 km

    Scheme estimated cost

    £35m

    Scheme website

    A4 Enniskillen southern Bypass – overview

    Current stage

    The construction tender process is currently advancing towards completion.

    Current position

    The Department is taking the necessary time to carefully consider the potential impact of the A5 judgement on the A4 Enniskillen Southern Bypass prior to the next stage of delivery.

    A0032 Cornamuck Improvement Scheme

    Scheme details

    District Council area

    Fermanagh & Omagh

    Location

    A0032 route between Dromore and Irvinestown

    Scheme description

    The proposed scheme at Cornamuck comprises widening of the existing road, a new section of offline road and associated junction improvements.

    Scheme length

    1.5 kms

    Scheme estimated cost

    £8.6m

    Scheme website

    A32 Cornamuck

    Any related schemes?Further information on other road improvement schemes on the A32 route between Omagh and Enniskillen can be found here: A32 Route Improvement Strategy | Department for Infrastructure 

    Current stage

    In June 2025, Minister Liz Kimmins MLA announced that the scheme is to progress to procurement and construction.

    Current position

    It is currently projected that this scheme will commence procurement in 2030/31 and construction in 2031/32.

    Active Travel

    Completed Works 2024 – 2025

    Pedestrian Measures completed

    Number of sites

    Total cost

    3

    £235,000

    Scheme Details

    Road Number

    Road Name

    Scheme Description

    Status

    A0035

    Main Street, Kesh

    Controlled Crossing and footway provision

    Complete

    B0046

    Moylagh Road, Beragh

    Footway provision

    Complete

    C0065

    Camderry Road, Dromore

    Footway provision

    Complete

    Cycling Measures completed

    Number of sites

    Total cost

    1

    £13,000

    Scheme Details

    Road Number

    Road Name

    Scheme Description

    Status

    A0505

    Killyclogher Road, Omagh

    Footway/Cycleway provision (Phase 2)

    Complete

    Planned Works 2025 – 2026

    Pedestrian Measures planned

    Number of sites

    Total cost

    N/A

     

    Cycling Measures planned

    Number of sites

    Total cost

    6

    £340,000

    Scheme Details

    Road Number

    Road Name

    Scheme Description

    Status

    A0032

    Irvinestown Road, Enniskillen

    Footway/Cycleway provision from Cherrymount Roundabout towards SWAH and CAFRE College – Advanced works

    Planned

    A0047Boa Island Road, BelleekFootway provision from Rockfield Gardens towards Blackrock ParkPlanned
    B0048Dublin Road, OmaghLocalised footway widening towards Market Street / Drumragh Avenue junctionPlanned
    C0625Old Mountfield Road, Killyclogher at Berkeley Heights / St Mary’s Primary SchoolFootway/Cycleway provision from Killyclogher Road towards St Mary’s Primary School and footway provision at Berkeley heights – Design and Lands acquisitionOngoing
    C0665Old Dromore Road, ClanaboganFootway extension at Creevnamore Meadows – Design and Lands acquisitionOngoing
    U1701Farmhill Road, OmaghFootway/Cycleway provision from Killyclogher Road towards Education Authority Depot – Lands acquisitionOngoing

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