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TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES: Frankfort Cottages & Hewardine Terrace, D1 • Location 1: Frankfort Cottages (Killarney Street to Amiens Street) Dublin 1: from 08.00hrs to 21.00hrs daily from Tuesday 28th … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic News – September 25th
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES: Capel Street, Dublin 1, Parliament Street, Dublin 2 and side streets Location A: Capel Street (Ryder’s Row to junction with Ormond Quay Upper), Dublin 1 Location B: … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic News – September 18th
KEEPING YOU UPDATED ON PLANS FOR ORCHARD ROAD DEPOT SITE Earlier this month, at the Dublin Central Area Committee meeting of Dublin City Council, I sought an update on the … Continue Reading CLONLIFFE ROAD & BALLYBOUGH MATTERS – Summer 2021
The Office of Public Works Minister, Patrick O’Donovan T.D., this morning, published the report arising from the public consultation on the Phoenix Park Transport and Mobility Options Study. Almost 2,300 … Continue Reading #PhoenixPark Transport and Mobility Options Study Post-Consultation Report launched this morning
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES: Capel Street, Dublin 1, Parliament Street, Dublin 2 and side streets: • Location A: Capel Street (Ryder’s Row to junction with Ormond Quay Upper), Dublin 1 • … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic News – July 24th
UPDATE ON FILTERED PERMEABILITY SCHEME While I know not everyone supports the filtered permeability scheme at the lower end of Rathdown Road, I wanted to update you on the works … Continue Reading Grangegorman #TrafficMatters – July 2021
CLONLIFFE COLLEGE LANDS PLANNING APPLICATION LODGED: A planning application proposing to redevelop the former Clonliffe College lands, off Clonliffe Road has been lodged with An Bord Pleanála. This Strategic Housing … Continue Reading #KNOWWHEREYOUSTAND on proposed #ClonliffeCollege redevelopment – July 2021
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES: Capel Street, Dublin 1, Parliament Street, Dublin 2 and side streets: Location A: Capel Street (Ryder’s Row to junction with Ormond Quay Upper), Dublin 1 Location B: … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic News – July 17th
Dublin City Council has launched a new campaign to encourage everyone to enjoy all the amenities and attractions Dublin City has to offer. The ‘We Can Dublin Again’ campaign comes as the … Continue Reading “We Can Dublin Again”
Part A: COVID Mobility Measures Update IntroductionAs the Government restrictions and advice has changed over the last number of months the Covid Mobility Team have been able to continue work … Continue Reading #CovidMobility Measures and Major Walking and Cycling Projects -July 2021
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES Capel Street, Dublin 1, Parliament Street, Dublin 2 and side streets: – Location A: Capel Street (Ryder’s Row to junction with Ormond Quay Upper), Dublin 1– Location B: … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic News – July 3rd
As you know the Phoenix Park gates were removed for the visit of Pope Francis and then were subject to restoration works. The OPW have advised that such is the … Continue Reading Phoenix Park Gates & Closures
Next week, City Councillors will meet to consider and debate proposals for inclusion in the pre-draft stage of the Dublin City Development Plan. You may remember, the public consultation that … Continue Reading Preparing a new Dublin City Development Plan – June 2021
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES Capel Street, Dublin 1, Parliament Street, Dublin 2 and side streets: – Location A: Capel Street (Ryder’s Row to junction with Ormond Quay Upper), Dublin 1– Location … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic News – June 19th
This report combines the two previous weekly Covid Mobility report and the monthly report on major walking and cycling projects. In January 2021, the Covid Mobility team was significantly reduced … Continue Reading Covid Mobility Measures and Major Walking and Cycling Projects -June 2021
IntroductionAs we come out of two very difficult and turbulent weekends in the City, the vision for an outdoor summer in Dublin City Centre is really starting to take shape. … Continue Reading #CityRecoveryPlan Update – June 2021
