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Newlands Cross Upgrade EIS
Newlands Cross Upgrade EIS December 2007 Kildare South Dublin County Council County Council South Dublin County Council N7 Newlands Cross Upgrade Environmental Impact Statement December 2007 Arup Consulting Engineers 50 Ringsend Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 Tel +353 1 233 4455 Fax +353 1 668 3169 www.arup.ie Job number D 4556/11 South Dublin County Council N7 Newlands Cross Upgrade Environmental Impact Statement PREFACE The Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the Newlands Cross Upgrade consists of the following documents: Non Technical Summary Environmental Impact Statement (Main Text) including Non-Technical Summary and Appendices ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This Environmental Impact Statement has been prepared by Arup consulting Engineers and their specialist environmental sub-consultants for South Dublin County Council. The assessment team draw primarily on in-house resources in traffic; construction activities; geology; soils; groundwater; air quality; climate; surface water and drainage; material assets and utilities. Specialist technical contribution was provided in: Archaeology, Architecture and Cultural Heritage by Margaret Gowen and Co. Ltd. Ecological Assessment by Natura Environmental Consultants Golf Design by Spring Golf Design Landscape and Visual by Mitchell and Associates Noise and Vibration by AWN Consulting Ltd. Photomontages by Modelworks Socio-Economic Assessment by Optimize EIS DISPLAY LOCATIONS Members of the public may inspect copies of the EIS document, including the Non-Technical Summary during normal office hours at the following location: South Dublin County Council Kildare County Council County Hall Aras Chill Dara Town Centre Devoy Park Tallaght Naas Dublin 24 Co. Kildare SDCC Clondalkin Civic Centre Kildare County Council Clondalkin Village National Roads Design Office Dublin 22 Maudlins Naas Co. -
Fa-File-Pdf 2016 DRAFT BYE-LAWS Final PDF Version.Pdf 256.63 KB
RSL No. 1 of 2016 Road Traffic (Speed Limit) Bye-Laws 2016 (South Dublin County Council) Road Traffic (Speed Limit) Bye-Laws 2016 (South Dublin County Council) Index Reference No(s). Description Page No(s). 1 – 6. Definitions 3-4 7. Repeals 4 8. Speed Limits - Built up areas 5 8.1 First Schedule – 50km/h 5-7 First Schedule – Special 30km/h 8.2 Second Schedule – 60km/h 7-13 8.3 Third Schedule – 80km/h 13-14 8.4 Fourth Schedule – 100km/h 14-15 8.5 Fifth Schedule – 120km/h 15 9 Speed Limits – Non Built up areas 15 9.1 Sixth Schedule – 50km/h 16 9.2 Seventh Schedule – 60km/h 16 9.3 Eight Schedule – 80km/h 10 Periodic Special Speed Limits 16 10.1 Eight Schedule – 30km/h periodic 16-17 2 ROAD TRAFFIC (SPEED LIMIT) BYE-LAWS, 2016 (South Dublin County Council) South Dublin County Council in exercise of the powers conferred on them by section 9 of the Road Traffic Act 2004 (no 44 of 2004), and subject to the written consent of the National Roads Authority relating to national roads and motorways hereby make the following bye-laws in respect of the administrative area of the South Dublin County Council. 1. These Bye-laws may be cited as the Road Traffic (Speed Limit) (South Dublin County Council) Bye Laws, 2016 – RSL No. 1 of 2016. 2. These Bye-laws shall come into operation on ………………………….. 3. In these Bye-laws: “the Act of 1961” means the Road Traffic Act 1961 (No 24 of 1961); “the Act of 1993” means the Roads Act 1993 (No. -
Newlands Cross Upgrade EIS
Newlands Cross Upgrade EIS December 2007 Kildare South Dublin County Council County Council South Dublin County Council N7 Newlands Cross Upgrade Environmental Impact Statement December 2007 Arup Consulting Engineers 50 Ringsend Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 Tel +353 1 233 4455 Fax +353 1 668 3169 www.arup.ie Job number D 4556/11 South Dublin County Council N7 Newlands Cross Upgrade Environmental Impact Statement PREFACE The Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the Newlands Cross Upgrade consists of the following documents: Non Technical Summary Environmental Impact Statement (Main Text) including Non-Technical Summary and Appendices ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This Environmental Impact Statement has been prepared by Arup consulting Engineers and their specialist environmental sub-consultants for South Dublin County Council. The assessment team draw primarily on in-house resources in traffic; construction activities; geology; soils; groundwater; air quality; climate; surface water and drainage; material assets and utilities. Specialist technical contribution was provided in: Archaeology, Architecture and Cultural Heritage by Margaret Gowen and Co. Ltd. Ecological Assessment by Natura Environmental Consultants Golf Design by Spring Golf Design Landscape and Visual by Mitchell and Associates Noise and Vibration by AWN Consulting Ltd. Photomontages by Modelworks Socio-Economic Assessment by Optimize EIS DISPLAY LOCATIONS Members of the public may inspect copies of the EIS document, including the Non-Technical Summary during normal office hours at the following location: South Dublin County Council Kildare County Council County Hall Aras Chill Dara Town Centre Devoy Park Tallaght Naas Dublin 24 Co. Kildare SDCC Clondalkin Civic Centre Kildare County Council Clondalkin Village National Roads Design Office Dublin 22 Maudlins Naas Co. -
Buses and Trams From/To Institute of Technology Tallaght
Buses and trams from/to Institute of Technology Tallaght 777 Darndale 27 Dublin Airport Clare Hall BLANCHARDSTOWN CENTRE Bonnybrook 76a Blanchardstown Coolock Main Street River Liffey Phoenix Park Donnycarney 76a Palmerstown Marino Fairview North Strand Liffey Valley Chapelizod 76 Connolly Shopping Centre Four Abbey George’s Spencer Museum Courts Street Dock Dock Smithfield Jervis Busáras Mayor The Point Dublin Square Cherry Ballyfermot Port Orchard Heuston River Liffey Hospital Pearse Ringsend Road 56a 77a James’s 49 54a Neilstown Road Poolbeg Street Rialto 65 Goldenbridge Suir Fatima Trinity Road Drimnagh George’s Street Blackhorse Christchurch Bluebell The Coombe Camden Street Coombe Hospital Clanbrassil Kylemore Street Portobello Dolphin’s Barn Clondalkin Harold’s Village Red Cow Cross Crumlin Hospital Rathmines Sundrive Ballymount Road Walkinstown Cross Rathgar Kingswood (Kingswood) Cookstown Road Ballymount Kimmage (Belgard) Greenhills Terenure Newlands Cross Belgard Belgard Retail Park Tymon Templeville North Road Templeogue Wellington Broomhill Lane Industrial Institute of Estate Cookstown Calls: Technology 27 65 Tallaght Fettercairn 77a Calls: H 2346 ORT 27 54a RE N QUA 65 75 Hospital RD S BELGA Calls: 77a 76 76a 2363 RD TON ING 4435 South Dublin ESS M BL A Council Offices, IN S Library, Theatre, BELGARD SQUARE EAST 4436 T R Cookstown Road E Rua Red Calls: E Cheeverstown (Belgard Green) 2557 T 27 54a Calls: Tallaght 65 75 77a 27 54a Terminates: 65 75 R Square 1 77a 777 1 Cookstown Calls: Shopping 3 Road 49 75 44334422 Centre (Fortunestown -
55+ Daily Activity SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY
SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY 55+ Daily Activity SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY The 55+ Daily Activity was produced by South Dublin County Council’s Community Development Team to help older people find information on what’s going on every day in their local area. Essentially the 55+ Daily Activity is a snap shot of just some of the many activities and community groups for older people, in Clondalkin, Lucan, Palmerstown, Rathfarnham, Rural South Dublin County, Tallaght, Templeogue and Terenure. The 55+ Daily Activity contains information to turn the period from 55 onwards into one of the most satisfying times. Inside you will find opportunities to engage in arts and cultural activities, social events, outings, sport and physical activity as well as details of where you can meet like minded people for a cuppa and a chat. We hope the information provided will inspire 55+ to reach their full potential as they age. The 55+ Daily Activity was accurate at the time of going into press. However, some activities or groups may have changed their times and days so it is always best to ring ahead and confirm. Indeed, some activities / groups may require an admission or membership fee, so again it is always better to ring ahead and confirm. Also, you may know of an activity or group happening in your area which is not included in this booklet. So if you would like to tell us about it, we’d be delighted to hear from you. You will find our contact details on the back of this booklet. We hope you will find the 55+ Daily Activity useful, helping you to have an enjoyable time meeting old friends and making new ones. -
Buses and Trams from Tallaght
Buses and trams from Tallaght Darndale Clare Hall 27 Bonnybrook KEY Coolock BLANCHARDSTOWN CENTRE Bus route Donnycarney 76a Blanchardstown Tram (Luas) line Main Street Marino Principal stop Fairview 27 North Strand Bus route terminus Tram (Luas) line terminus Palmerstown Connolly Busáras Transfer Points Liffey Valley Chapelizod 76 Museum Smithfield Four Jervis Abbey St George’s Mayor Spencer The Point Shopping Centre Courts Dock Square Dock Locations where it is possible to change 76 to a different form of transport Dublin Port Cherry Ballyfermot Orchard 65 Rail (DART, COMMUTER or Intercity) Hospital DUBLIN CENTRE Hawkins St Trinity Tram (Luas Green line) Neilstown Road Drimnagh GoldenbridgeSuir Road Rialto Fatima James’s Heuston Blackhorse 49 Ringsend Road Bus coach (regional or intercity) 54a 56a 77a Bluebell Pearse Christchurch D’Olier/ Crumlin Hospital Coombe Hospital Park & Ride (larger car parks) Kylemore Westmoreland Clondalkin Red Cow Walkinstown Cross George’s Street Ferry Port Village Dolphin’s Barn The Coombe Clanbrassil Ballymount Street Kingswood Ballymount Road Camden Street (Kingswood) Points of Interest Cookstown Road Harold’s Cross (Belgard) Newlands Cross Portobello Hospital Belgard Greenhills Rathmines Geographic map inset only Rathgar 4646 Bus stop and stop number Cookstown Sundrive Dublin 75 Bus route serving stop Bay 76 Bus route terminus Belgard Retail Park Kimmage Terenure Tymon North @P1ndar Broomhill 27 54a 65 Industrial Estate Templeville 75 76 76a 77a Templeogue 27 54a 65 Road 75 76 76a 77a 4647 Hospital 2346 -
B1 & B2 Ninth Lock Road Clondalkin, Dublin 22
OFFICE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY B1 & B2 NINTH LOCK ROAD CLONDALKIN, DUBLIN 22 B1 & B2 NINTH LOCK ROAD CLONDALKIN, DUBLIN 22 GARDA STATION SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY COUNCIL OFFICE l Two adjoining modern office blocks extending to 2,394.39 sq m (25,773 sq ft) NIA with 94 car spaces l Single let on coterminous leases to a government tenant - Office of Public Works Swords (OPW) R106 Malahide R108 M1 l R106 MILL SHOPPING CENTRE New 14 years and 6 month leases at an initial R132 total rent of €330,000 per annum l Dublin To Belfast R107 Fixed uplift at end of year 5 (2022) to €365,000 Airport Portmarnock per annum Kinsealy M1 l R124 Term certain of over 10 years to break option M50 Baigrin Portmarnock R132 Golf Club l R106 Southbound Tenant not affected Donaghmede R809 R108 R104 R103 Beaumont R104 Hospital Sutton Beaumont Whitehall Kilbarrack R105 R103 R805 R107 Howth R105 R807 Glasnevin R105 Drumcondra St Anne’s Park Bull M50 N1 LOCATIONIsland Clontarf R807 Phibsborough R108 R131 Phoenix Lucan R109 Park Block B1 & B2 are on the east side of Ninth Lock Road in Clondalkin, approximately 10 Km (6.2 miles) west of Dublin R148 Connolly M4 Liey city centre. Clondalkin is a rapidly expanding suburb of Dublin with a local population of over 11,323 people. Valley R131 Dublin Port Galway & Heuston The West R148 R113 R112 DUBLIN R810 Ballyfermot Kilmainham M50 R118 The property occupies a high profile position opposite The Mill Shopping Centre and immediately adjoining South Adamstown St Stephens Green Inchicore R110 R120 Dublin County Council civic offices. -
Keep in Touch
Budget 2010 NEILSTOWN BOXING CLUB. Cllr. Robert Dowds Social Welfare Cutbacks Work on their premises NEW CHILD BENEFIT RATES FAMILY INCOME SUPPLEMENT (FIS) starts in early February 2010 KEEP IN TOUCH 2009 2010 2009 2010 Children Rate Rate Family Size Current New (monthly) (monthly) Limit Limit February 2010 € € € € 1 child 166 150 1 child 500 506 2 children 332 300 2 children 590 602 3 children 535 487 3 children 685 703 4 children 738 674 4 children 800 824 5 children 941 861 5 children 920 950 6 children 1,144 1,048 6 children 1,030 1,066 7 children 1,347 1,235 7 children 1,160 1,202 8 children 1,550 1,422 8 children 1,250 1,298 KEEP PERMANENT TSB in CLONDALKIN PERSONAL RATES QUALIFIED ADULT JOBSEEKERS ALLOWANCE ■ Rate of Jobseeker’s DON’T DAMAGE OUR VILLAGE. (under 66 yrs) Allowance or Allowance / Benefit 2009 2010 2009 2010 Supplementary Welfare Rate Rate Rate Rate Allowance paid to new Permanent TSB are intending to close Jobseeker’s Benefit/ claimants aged 20 and Illness/ Health & Safety/ 21 is being cut to €100 its Main Street, Clondalkin Branch Injury Benefit 204.30 196.00 135.60 130.10 per week with effect from January 2010. Widow’s/Widower’s next March. We have already lost the (Contributory) Pension/ ■ Rate of Jobseeker’s Deserted Wives Benefit 209.80 201.50 Allowance or Bank of Ireland. Banks leaving the Vil- Supplementary Welfare Carer’s Benefit/Constant Allowance paid to new Attendance Allowance 221.20 213.00 claimants aged 22, 23 lage damage it as a Commercial and Invalidity Pension 209.80 201.50 149.70 143.80 and 24 years is being cut to €150 per week Social Centre. -
Main Brochure
Your guide to South Dublin County 1 2 INDEX Welcome to Dublin’s Dublin’s Outdoors Outdoors 6 8 12 History & Heritage Our Parks Our Villages 16 20 21 Accommodation Shopping Festivals & Events 22 24 26 Sports Culture Food 28 29 Getting Here Map of South Dublin Make Dublin’s Outdoors your destination with our guide to GREAT things to SEE, EAT and DO… Unlock the treasures, places and stories of Dublin’s Outdoors and experience South Dublin County’s attractions. Don’t be content to explore Dublin’s Outdoors at surface level — there’s so much more waiting to be discovered. Why not get some fresh air and visit some of our key attractions such as the Dublin Mountains or Corkagh Park? Bring your family on an adventure through Dublin’s Outdoors and get your mountain boots on at HillTopTreks. If you are looking for more of a learning experience, then why not take in some culture at Áras Chrónáin Irish Cultural Centre? South Dublin County Council Dublin’s Outdoors County Hall Tallaght Dublin 24, D24 YNN5 @dublinoutdoors Ireland @dublinsoutdoors +353 1 414 9000 [email protected] www.dublinsoutdoors.ie PAGE 1 DUBLIN’S OUTDOORS If you are the type of person who loves being outside, then South Dublin County is the place for you. DUBLIN MOUNTAINS Just 13 km from Dublin’s city centre, the Dublin Mountains is the playground for all, both young and old. The views over Dublin from various locations within the Mountains are stunning and offer a less-known vantage point from which to view Dublin. -
B1 & B2 Ninth Lock Road Clondalkin, Dublin 22
OFFICE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY B1 & B2 NINTH LOCK ROAD CLONDALKIN, DUBLIN 22 B1 & B2 NINTH LOCK ROAD CLONDALKIN, DUBLIN 22 GARDA STATION SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY COUNCIL OFFICE l Two adjoining modern office blocks extending to 2,394.39 sq m (25,773 sq ft) NIA with 94 car spaces l Single let on coterminous leases to a government tenant - Office of Public Works Swords (OPW) R106 Malahide R108 M1 l R106 MILL SHOPPING CENTRE New 14 years and 6 month leases at an initial R132 total rent of €330,000 per annum l Dublin To Belfast R107 Fixed uplift at end of year 5 (2022) to €365,000 Airport Portmarnock per annum Kinsealy M1 l R124 Term certain of over 10 years to break option M50 Baigrin Portmarnock R132 Golf Club l R106 Southbound Tenant not affected Donaghmede R809 R108 R104 R103 Beaumont R104 Hospital Sutton Beaumont Whitehall Kilbarrack R105 R103 R805 R107 Howth R105 R807 Glasnevin R105 Drumcondra St Anne’s Park Bull M50 N1 LOCATIONIsland Clontarf R807 Phibsborough R108 R131 Phoenix Lucan R109 Park Block B1 & B2 are on the east side of Ninth Lock Road in Clondalkin, approximately 10 Km (6.2 miles) west of Dublin R148 Connolly M4 Liey city centre. Clondalkin is a rapidly expanding suburb of Dublin with a local population of over 11,323 people. Valley R131 Dublin Port Galway & Heuston The West R148 R113 R112 DUBLIN R810 Ballyfermot Kilmainham M50 R118 The property occupies a high profile position opposite The Mill Shopping Centre and immediately adjoining South Adamstown St Stephens Green Inchicore R110 R120 Dublin County Council civic offices. -
Pages-24-37-Traffic-And-Transport.Pdf
TRAFFIC transpo & ort Connectivity Site Accessibility grade-separated free- of the Site; and Greenhills The Development Framework area flow arrangement, which has Road, which provides a is of strategic importance included full grade-separation connection from the south of and can be accessed by a range of the Luas Red Line. the Site towards Cookstown and of travel modes, including A three dimensional Tallaght to the south. sustainable modes, at present. visualisation, looking west, For vehicular traffic, the area of the now completed free-flow Public Transport Networks is served by the M50 motorway arrangement at Red Cow is shown Bus which provides an orbital below. There are a number of bus route around Dublin city. It services that serve the is also served in an east-west The N7 provides a strategic Masterplan Site, the majority direction by the N7 Naas Road link between the M50 motorway of which run east-west along (to / from the west) and the and Greater Dublin area; and the Naas Road. These include R110 Naas Road and Long Mile the west and south-west of Dublin Bus, Bus Éireann and a Road (to / from the east). Ireland. It is a National number of private companies In addition, to the east of Primary Road and is constructed serving Dublin Airport. the Site, the R112 Kylemore to dual carriageway standard in Road / Walkinstown Avenue / the vicinity of the area. Luas St Peter’s Road provides a It is noted that there are The Red Line runs between north-south orbital link; and proposals to upgrade the The Point, Dublin Docklands, to the west of the Site, the existing at-grade signalised Connolly Station in Dublin R113 Fonthill Road / Belgard crossroads at Newlands Cross, City Centre, via Abbey Street Road also provides a north- to the west, with a grade- and Jervis (a short walking south orbital link; providing separated solution. -
N4-N7 Corridor Study Final Report
Roughan & O’Donovan AECOM Alliance N4-N7 Corridor Study Final Report - N4 / N7 Corridor Study Feb 2017 Roughan & O’Donovan AECOM Alliance N4-N7 Corridor Study Final Report N4 – N7 Corridor Study Final Report Made: ......................... Liam O’Brien / Jonathan Hennessy Reviewed: ................. Philip Shiels Approved: ................. Shane Dunny Document No. Revision Status Made Reviewed Approved Date 1 B Final LOB / JH PS SD 14/02/2017 N4-N7 Corridor Study Final Report Table of Contents Page Chapter 1 Introduction .................................................................................................................... 1 1.1 Context ........................................................................................................................................ 1 1.2 Study Area ................................................................................................................................... 1 1.3 National Roads and Travel Demand ........................................................................................... 2 1.4 Development of N4 – N7 Corridors ............................................................................................. 3 1.5 Trans- European Transport Networks ......................................................................................... 3 Chapter 2 Background Policy and Study Objectives ................................................................... 6 2.1 Policy Review .............................................................................................................................