Roads and directions
What is the difference between Craigavon Bridge and Foyle Bridge for drivers in Derry?
Craigavon Bridge serves local urban movements across the Foyle closer to central Derry, while Foyle Bridge is farther north and carries the A515 bypass-style crossing.
Craigavon Bridge serves local urban movements across the Foyle closer to central Derry, while Foyle Bridge is farther north and carries the A515 bypass-style crossing.
If you are heading to a Cityside car park or a Waterside attraction near the centre, Craigavon Bridge may fit the trip better; if you are bypassing the core, Foyle Bridge may suit. Neither choice guarantees a faster journey when traffic or weather restrictions apply, so check TrafficWatchNI first.
Source / reference:
Department for Infrastructure — Northern Ireland road network
· checked 16 October 2026
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