Dublin City Council Consultations

Welcome to Dublin City Council's Consultation Hub. This site will help you find and participate in consultations that interest you. Recently updated consultations are displayed below. Alternatively, you can search for consultations by keyword, postal area , interests etc.

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Closed Consultations

  • Accelerating the Potential of Drones for Local Government Survey

    Dublin City Council has launched the Accelerating the Potential of Drones for Local Government project. We would appreciate if you could complete this survey which should take about 5 minutes to complete. The survey will help shape the outputs of this project. You can sign up to our... More

    Closed 23 July 2021

  • Sean Moore Road Cycle Route

    Dublin City Council in conjunction with the National Transport Authority are proposing to provide cycle facilities along Sean Moore road to provide a safe cycle route between Pigeon House Road and the GAA club and Sean Moore Park. There are currently no cycling facilities on Sean Moore Road. ... More

    Closed 19 July 2021

  • River Santry Rainscape

    The River Santry Rainscape project aims to create new green spaces, make enhancements to existing green spaces, and change the appearance of some hard surfaces. This will provide benefits to the local community and at the same time protect the Santry River by removing harmful pollutants from... More

    Closed 18 July 2021

  • South Circular Cycle Improvements

    Dublin City Council in conjunction with the National Transport Authority are proposing to improve cycle facilities along South Circular Road to provide a safe cycle route between Conyngham Road and Bulfin Road. The main aim of this scheme is to provide protected, safe and... More

    Closed 15 July 2021

  • River Dodder Rainscape

    The River Dodder Rainscape project aims to create new green spaces, make enhancements to existing green spaces, and change the appearance of some hard surfaces. This will provide benefits to the local community and at the same time protect the Dodder River by removing harmful pollutants from... More

    Closed 15 July 2021

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We Asked, You Said, We Did

Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes. See all outcomes

We asked

In response to submissions received as part of the Strand Road Cycle Trial which related to Beach Road, Dublin City Council produced a layout on Beach Road that is as per Strand Road with one lane of outbound traffic, a 2 way cycle lane using what is currently the outbound traffic lane and no changes to the footpath.

Dublin City Council sought to gather feedback to find out for this specific change to the Strand Road Cycle Route Trial. We asked:

"Would you prefer this revised option with one way for traffic with the footpaths retained and the cycle lane at road level on Beach Road between Sean Moore Road and Marine Drive or the original option with two way vehicular traffic and the cycle lane using the footpath?"

“Do you have any concerns about this proposal?”

You said

3,712 submissions were received as part of the non-statutory public consultation process.

We did

Dublin City Council has compiled a summary report. It should be noted that any views, thoughts and opinions presented in the summary report are those submitted during the non-statutory public consultation, and are not Dublin City Councils. The summary report is available at the bottom of this page. 

The cycle route implementation in this area will be on road resulting in one way traffic on Beach Road. Dublin City Council would like to thank everyone who responded to the consultation. 

We asked

Dublin City Council in conjunction with the NTA are proposing to improve cycle facilities along the Strand Road to offer an alternative transport option for people to get to work and school. A six month trial of a 2 way separated cycle track along Strand Road is proposed.

Dublin City Council carried out a non-statutory public consultation from 21st August 2020 to 14th September 2020. We asked:

1 - “Please share any specific concerns you have in relation to any aspects of the proposal”

2 - “Do you have any suggestions for improvements to the proposal?”

3 - “Are there any complementary measures that you feel should be introduced in tandem with this scheme?

You said

2,922 submissions were received as part of the non-statutory public consultation process.

We did

Dublin City Council has compiled a summary report. This summary report outlines the themes arising from submissions. It should be noted that any views, thoughts and opinions presented in the summary report are those submitted during the non-statutory public consultation, and are not Dublin City Councils.

The Summary Document and the Traffic and Modelling Presentation is available below.

The design work on the section from Merrion Gates to the DCC boundary is now complete and discussions with DLRCC are progressing re joint implementation. The drawings for the Merrion Gates to the DCC boundary are available below.

We asked

It is proposed to vary the Dublin City Development Plan 2016-2022 in respect of the following:

                       Proposed Variations No. 28, 29 and 30

You said

Submissions/observations have been received and the consultation is now closed.  

We did

Dublin City Council approved the Variations No. 28, 29 and 30 to the Dublin City Development Plan 2016 - 2022 at the Council Meeting held on 14th September 2020.