Hanlon’s Corner Pedestrian & Cycling Improvements Interim Scheme

Overview

Dublin City Council with the support of the National Transport Authority proposes to implement interim measures to improve the walking and cycling facilities at Hanlon’s Corner junction.

These are advance improvement works ahead of more extensive alterations to this junction which are expected in the coming years as part of the Blanchardstown to City Centre CBC Bus Connects project and the North Circular Road Walking & Cycling permanent scheme

The interim scheme will improve pedestrian facilities and provide a safer environment for cycling. The improvements include;

• Removal of the left turn slip lane from the North Circular Road (NCR) onto the Old Cabra Road. Left turning movements from NCR into Old Cabra Road will be retained
• Installation of a protected cycle lanes on both sides of the road along the NCR western arm and along parts of the NCR eastern arm
• Widening and protection of the cycle lane on Prussia Street approaching Hanlon’s Corner and introduction of a short section of southbound protected cycle lane on Prussia Street approaching Park shopping centre
• Re-surfacing of the entire junction

Note: Layout drawing was updated to include and highlight that the existing bus stop on Prussia Street (Bus Stop ID 1911) is retained as part of the project (20/12/2022).

Why your views matter

The DCC Active Travel Programme Office are carrying out a non-statutory public consultation on the Hanlon’s Corner Pedestrian & Cycling Improvements. The purpose of the consultation is to inform the public of the key features of the scheme and to gather any comments or observations.

The interim scheme will improve pedestrian facilities and provide a safer environment for cycling and facilitate a more active lifestyle for all ages bringing multiple benefits for physical and mental wellbeing.
 
Please find at the end of this page additional information on the scheme by way of the;

• Information Leaflet,
• Design Drawings

If you have particular suggestions or comments on these proposals we would welcome your views. Submissions may be made by one of the following methods:

• Filling out the short survey below
• By emailing ActiveTravelOffice@dublincity.ie (with Hanlon’s Corner Pedestrian & Cycling Improvements)
• By post to Dublin City Council, Active Travel Programme Office, Block 1, Floor 6, Civic Offices, Wood Quay, Dublin 8, D08 RF3F

From Monday, December 19th, all the drawings are available to view in hard copy format in Cabra Library, Navan Road, Dublin 07, D07 AYW1, during the consultation period.