Update - 8 th June 2021
St Mobhi Road/Ballymun Road Junction
Tenders are due back today for the modifications of the junctions of Griffith Avenue with St Mobhi Road and Ballymun Road. During the tendering process we made some final adjustments to the design taking on...More
In the context of recent restructuring within Dublin City Council and in the changing work environment in which we are all operating, the Corporate Services and Transformation Management Team and a newly formed Renewal Team, made up of staff from across the Department, are laying the groundwork...More
What is Dublin City Comhairle na nÓg?
Comhairle na nÓg means Youth Council, it provides young people with an opportunity to discuss and debate matters of relevance to them and their community. Through Comhairle na nÓg young people are encouraged...More
Following an initial public consultation in May 2021 Dublin City Council made one side of Sandymount village traffic-free from 3 rd July to 31 st August 2021.
This was part of Dublin City Council’s Office of City Recovery to support business in the City and facilitate...More
Dublin City Council’s Road Design and Construction Division is currently working on the detailed design for the Temple Bar Area Improvement Scheme which was granted Part 8 approval in 2017. The Scheme will involve public realm improvements to Temple Bar Square, Crown Alley, Temple Bar and...More
The below describes the main changes to be considered for Belmont Avenue, particularly at its junction with Sandford Road. These proposed changes are also shown in the images below.
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Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended)
Planning and Development Regulations 2001 (as amended) - Part 8
Applicant: Executive Manager, Housing Department, Dublin City Council
Location : Avila...More
To enable the City to return to work and to enable retail and leisure activities to restart, we must create more space in the city for social distancing. This requires the reallocation of space on our streets. Our priority is to implement measures that support people to walk, cycle and use...More
As part of a five year plan, funded by the National Transport Authority, Dublin City Council has begun to investigate options for improving the cycling and pedestrian facilities along a route connecting Finglas village to Killester. The route includes Glasnevin Avenue, Collins Ave Ext and...More