(Proposed Scheme on Beaver Row) Donnybrook Road to Clonskeagh Road Proposals Dublin City Council will deliver the Active Travel Network through a series of infrastructure projects over the coming years. The Network will grow from its existing 10km to a ...
Closes 8 December 2023
Lord Mayor of Dublin Daithí de Róiste has opened an online Book of Condolence for the citizens of Dublin to extend their sympathies to the family of Shane MacGowan. The Lord Mayor said, “On behalf of the people of Dublin I would like to express my condolences to Shane MacGowan’s...
Closes 15 December 2023
Dublin City Council CRES Department/Sport Section have developed proposals for Part 8 approval for the construction of a pontoon on the second island east to the weir at Islandbridge. Dublin City Council has a remit for providing sport and recreational opportunities and facilities within the...
Closes 20 December 2023
Update 15 th August 2022 St Mobhi Road to Charlemont Estate Dublin City Council received a number of submissions following the recent update to the consultation hub on the 6 th July 2022. The design team has reviewed all the submissions / comments received and compiled them...
Closes 31 December 2023
Plean Áitiúil Eacnamaíochta agus Pobail Tá Comhairle Cathrach Bhaile Átha Cliath ag obair ar Phlean Áitiúil Eacnamaíochta agus Pobail (LECP) nua. Is plean sé bliana é an Plean Áitiúil Eacnamaíochta agus Pobail (LECP) lena mbaineann cuspóirí le haghaidh: 1) Forbairt...
Closes 15 January 2024
Dublin City Council, with the support of the National Transport Authority, proposes to implement front-of-school works to improve the safety of students and vulnerable road users accessing and exiting schools at Stratford College on Zion Road in Dublin 6. What are School Zones? ...
Closed 6 December 2023
A request has been submitted to the Central Area Office by a resident and a business owner who back onto the laneway to the rear of No.2 & No.4 Nottingham Street, Dublin 1. The reason for this extinguishment is due to antisocial behaviour, dumping, toilet use and drug related activities....
Closed 6 December 2023
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Closed 5 December 2023
Dublin City Council, in partnership with the National Transport Authority, have published the draft Dublin City Centre Transport Plan 2023. The publication of this plan is an objective of the Dublin City Development Plan 2022 -2028 which was adopted by the elected members in November 2022, and...
Closed 1 December 2023
Dublin City Council with the support of the National Transport Authority proposes to implement Front-of-School works to improve the safety of students and vulnerable road users accessing and exiting Harold's Cross Educate Together Schools and St Clare's Primary School on Harold's Cross Road, Dublin...
Closed 30 November 2023
Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes. See all outcomes
A Consultation on the Traffic Free proposal for Capel Street was held between the 11th March to 4th April 2022
We asked?
1,766 submissions were received
Dublin City Council has compiled a report on the non-statutory consultation (available below). This was presented to Central Area Councillors on the 27th April who unanimously adopted the report which is to be implemented in May.
Public Realm improvement is a priority for Dublin City Council as we pursue the implementation of the ‘Your City - Your Space’, Dublin City’s Public Realm Strategy (2012) and ‘The Heart of Dublin’ Public Realm Master Plan (2016). The next phase of the Grafton Street Quarter public realm improvements includes Duke Street, Anne Street South, Lemon Street, Duke Lane Upper, Duke Lane Lower and Anne’s Lane.
Dublin City Council carried out a non-statutory public consultation from 31st January 2022 to 20th February 2022. We asked:
1 - “How has increased pedestrianisation of Anne Street South affected your experience?”
2 - “What are the benefits and negative impacts as a result of these changes?”
3 - “What would you like to see included and prioritised as part of the public realm scheme?
294 no. submissions were received as part of the non-statutory public consultation process.
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 Council’s.
Dublin City Council sought to gather feedback on the traffic free evenings and future improvements for Capel Street and Parliament street.
This consultation sought people’s views on:
6,957 submissions were received as part of the non-statutory public consultation process.
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.