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A20001 EIAR 01 001 Site Location Map A1.Pdf [PDF] 59a 3 133 12 2 The Mews 37 40 59 16 15 Danes 50 51 59 17 19 6.8 46 KINCORA ROAD 19 165 146 Car Park 8 48 61 12 11 21 Court 60 2 8 7 167 1-12 134 11 27 29 148 KINCORA ROAD 2 1 31 Car Park 17 1 38 7.6 70 33 3.6 Golf Links 52 33 35 39 41 53 41 4.6 Clontarf Road 2.5 1 19 VICTORIA 47 49 51 55 43 Hall BM 59 62 64 45 ROAD SEAPARK DRIVE 47 Station 4.38 2 ROAD 1-16 Sandon 71 SEAFIELD ROAD EAST 10 4 82 84 86 73 53 20 10 17A Cove 88 55 Mast CLONTARF 12 90 SEAPARK ROAD ROAD 96 58 98 63 175 18 5 36 67-67A 2 354 20 73 4 65 VICTORIA BM 177 353 6.3 35 100 102 1B 22 ROAD 14 34 12 71 21 6.46 58 83 14 73 156 ALFIE BYRNE ROAD ROAD 118 85 20 341 Alfie Byrne Memorial 1A 23 33 22 79 158 Cycle Lane 20 CASTLE 77 8 65A 120 Platform 62 22 22 24 BM 7.53 81 30 9 91 32 34 Ward Bdy 63 140 Health 32 93 SEAPARK DRIVE 3.4 PO NORTH 49 183 Platform Clinic 42 7 44 89 Tk 16 16 56 101 48 91 Church HADDON PARK 130 50 185 LAWRENCE 103 (Meth) 132 LB ROAD 69 Carlton 6A 23 The Paddocks 41 62 64 Car Park Tennis Grounds 47 98A Car Park 93 5 Court 113 1 6 187 70 1-6 16 43 ST Brian Boroimhe's 115 3.7 6 1 15 42 74 95 2 28 Well 140 76 1 15 121 5 2 Shopping 142 44 10 19-34 45 142A 123 29 Area under construction 11 7-12 26 25 Centre AVENUE 26A 55 129 14 37 78 25-30 20 8 9 1 144 131 101 BM 3.57 4 28 Tennis Grounds 2 146 23 80 16 27 19 7 8 Tk 143 BM 3.89 145 103 HWM 13-18 154 15 Bruagh na Mara 2 (77-78) 28-41 17 Cycle Lane 2.9 14 39 156 The Mews 50 Seafield 338 15 147 18 Car Park 22 37 Downs Sports Ground 77 12 166 149 29 32 33 11 49 28 36 1 86 334a 78 KINCORA 168 28 10 6.1 4 334 Ward Bdy 26 BM 3.18 17-28 35 174 151 88 20 SEAVIEW PARK 7 AVENUE 26 KINCORA ROAD 25 111 15B 3.5 9 20 176 157 10 ROAD 32 Tudor House Apartments 5.2 48 47 159 15A 33 182 23 113 TK 1-16 St David's 165 KINCORA COURT 9 33 32 31 184 20 22 Cycle Lane 31 PARK VIEW Court Sports Ground Tennis Grounds Tennis 113a 23 Seaview 6 5-14 27 Court (1-8) 29 Ground 26 18 BELGROVE ROAD 74 30 29 KINCORA 77 19 328 75 1 25 COURT 16 KINCORA ROAD 76 78 24 196 19 25 22 198 15 198a 290 Cuban Ambassador's 284 OULTON Area under construction Residence 2 200 204 14A 322 23 202 322A LB 2.5 210 14 75 1 2 322B TK HADDON 77 CASTLE 21 2 321 37 4 7 8 11 13A 1 18 20 16 23 320 83 Clontarf Apts 36 34 319 Lawn Tennis 36 Seafield Close 85B 4.7 14 21 2.7 Club 114 1 THE COURT 85A 37 4 34 65 3.5 85 2 20 12A 113 2 Ward Bdy 14 VERNON GARDENS 127 12B 8 13 12C 13A 12D 3 2 35 87 125 13B 12E 1 15 13C 110 89 40 13D 90 2 1 3 63 66 109 1 37 Sports Ground 17 64 North Bull Island 19 316 84 38 89 47 Alverno 33 35 15 3.3 Nature Reserve VERNON GROVE 106 3 12 25 6 48 2A 13 16 46 37 KINCORA COURT 105 Golf Links LB 13 13 117 314 12 38 35 33 32 29 28 25 29 10 103 57 24 21 95 313 60 15 53 BM 4.12 14 49 1-6 49 56 98 24 2 4.4 115 Cycle Lane 51 50 97 97 44 Platform 91 1 54 15 3.1 92 4 Summerville 10 45 93 Area under construction 9 11 9 92 94 16 CLONTARF ROAD 2B Moat Lane 109a 45A 27 109 308 19-27 4.2 BM 88 4 45 103 The Mews (15-22) 307 7-15 4.39 25 19 8 53 7 2 3 45a 105 107 20 DANESFORT 4 2 85 Seafield Close Haddon Court 51 5 43 54 84 50 3 83A 22 BM 3.78 Hall 44 83 10-18 3 Mud 131 132 VERNON AVENUE Moat Lane 2A 82 16-24 128 1 1-9 124 125 42 80 (Dublin City Motocross Track.) 109 30 2 79 301 108 ST JOSEPH'S SQUARE ROAD 1-21 57 3.3 58 KINCORA COURT 1-2 31 1 300 3.2 55-56 142 6 Platform CLONTARF 45-46 103 5 4 76 11-12 1 VERNON WOOD 13-14 102 144 2 29 75 Cycle track 3.6 27-28 29-30 4 23 27 59 Pond 43-44 96 97 ROAD 22 32 2.3 1-8 3 21 30 2.2 175 Ward Bdy 31 19 176 177 School 2 18 Victoria Terrace 37 69 152 ROAD 38 38a BYRNE 3.1 1 14 20 68 2.5 154 10 CLONTARF 13 41 9 68a 295 Reservoir CLONTARF PARK BRIAN BORU STREET 30 3.0 12 48 286 ROAD 2.6 162 42 47 2 1 20 283 Ramp 10 Ramp Cycle Track 11B 4.1 7 3.2 21 Cycle Lane 6 11A 66 Church 20 25 HWM CHURCHGATE AVENUE3 8 21 Bull Bridge Tk Tennis Ground 2 67 2.7 (Cath) 23 Comhaltas 26 27 Regional 41 ALFIE 14 24 BELGROVE 40 CONQUER HILL ROAD HILL CONQUER Resource Centre ROAD HILL CONQUER N Cycle Track 1 2 6 7 13 48 11 CLONTARF 4A 12 13 A 269 Car Park 268 3.6 4 2.8 13 B 49 3.2 1 2 11 2.9 2 11 CLONTARF PARK 9 18 ROAD 7 8 2A LB CONQUER HILL AVENUE Slipway 76 52 33 2.9 9 21 20 2C 53 14 32 BRIAN BORU AVENUE 17 15 Cycle Track 187 16 ROAD TK.s 60 259 Nature Reserve 74 73 67 66 61 12 258 191 2B 22 10 3 23 2.5 192 27 26 28 CLONTARF ROAD 195 1 TKs 25 CLONTARF Clontarf East Wall Water Sports Centre M U D Cycle Lane Baths 4 2.9 Cycle Track 252 196 Bus Depot 2 252a Mud Bank Slipway Golf Links 7 10 12 BULL WALL 6 VERNON 8 9 11 13 251 COURT HWM 2.4 13-21 3.8 200 1-12 201 14 Seascout Den 245 7 Hotel TK Cycle Track 15 244 5 6 Ramp 4 BM 3.02 LB LWM 2 North Bull Island 238 3.2 Bull Wall Cottages 237 1 208 2 234 209 233 LWM 1 Yacht Club 3.0 Flag Staff M u d 22-30 FORTVIEW AVENUE Ramp Cycle BM 2.89 3.2 223 3.0 Car Park Track NORTH BULL ISLAND Mud 3.5 3.2 M U D Car Park Car Park Cycle Track HWM Sand & Shingle Shelter LWM 3.6 LWM Shelter Slipway East Point Business Park Sand & Shingle M 50 BM 4.71 Landing Stage Royal Dublin Golf Club Pillar BM 7.18 Club House Sand Car Park Car Park Golf Links Club House Car Park East Point Business Park M 50 NORTH BULL ISLAND (Nature Reserve) Pond FB Boulders 3.4 Jetty Pond Sand & Shingle M 50 Shelter 138 Port Tunnel Fn Toilets 152 53 3.4 56 162 57 BOND ROAD 164 M 50 29 HWM Fn 30 21 Sand 174 63 19 22 ROAD 20 Bathing 186 Shelter 64 28 3.2 17 188 65 Boulders HWM 67 FORTH BARGY 27 D U B L I N 18 BAY 202 LB 3.3 16 26 74 25 ROAD 2 Sand & Shingle 24 10 80 6 125 8 PROMENADE ROAD 81 8 11 20 19 2 BM 3.89 BM 3.59 15 1.1 16 1 10 32 NEW CUSTOMS HOUSE M 50 Bathing 30 M 50 BOND ROAD Shelter Boulders ROAD School 3.4 29 14 22 1 26 15 2 PROMENADE ROAD 30 1 0.3 19 4 32 Bathing 5 LWM Shelter 36 Silo PROMENADE ROAD 3.5 16-17 D U B L I N BAY EAST ROAD Pump BM 6-7 131 Station Boulders 19-46 3.99 15 111 109 Tk 1-18 ISLAND KEY Radio Alexandra Place Mast HWM 12 9 Tk 3.4 Warehouse 79 77 Apts. 1-14 11 Tks BM BOND ROAD Tks HWM 0.55 BOND DRIVE 80 MERCHANT'S ROAD Apts. 15-48 55 Tks TEELING WAY 52 53 Bathing Shelter 50 Tks Tks Boulders 40 38 39 Tks Tks 37 4.3 TOLKA QUAY ROAD Tk DUBLIN BAY Mast No 2 NTH ROAD EXTENSION 63 - 72 Apts.49-62 20 23 18 21 TOLKA QUAY ROAD Tk Bull Wall (63-72) Boulders Tks 4 TOLKA QUAY Sand & Shingle 55 2 Tk 3 MERCHANT'S ROAD 1 64 TOLKA QUAY ROAD LWM 3.9 1 54 43 NORTH TOLKA QUAY ROAD TOLKA QUAY ROAD Statue 46 49 9 42 48 11 Tks MERCHANT'S ROAD 39 Sand & Shingle SQUARE 18 38 19 25 29 33 TERMINAL ROAD NORTH 34 BRANCH Level Crossing 1 3.8 Sand & Shingle ALEXANDRA ROAD Tk Tk East Wall Yard No.2 BRANCH ROAD NORTH ROAD ALEXANDRA ROAD BREAKWATER ROAD NORTH WALL Platform BM 4.71 ALEXANDRA ROAD EXTENSION ALEXANDRA ROAD ALEXANDRA ROAD EAST SOUTH 3.8 SOUTH SOUTH Tks Warehouse ROAD North Wall Graving Dock Graving Wall North ROAD ROAD DUBLIN BAY BRANCH BRANCH BRANCH Freight Terminal 1 2 3.7 3.2 3 Coal Yard 3.2 SHERIFF STREET UPPER 3.4 3.4 Port & Docks Board Freight Terminal 3.44 (Depot) The Liffey Trust Centre 3.7 Tks BRANCH ROAD SOUTH TERMINAL ROAD SOUTH D U B L I N H A R B O U R BREAKWATER ROAD SOUTH THE POINT VILLAGE Castleforbes Square LWM LWM ROAD 3.6 Castleforbes Square DUBLIN HARBOUR Breakwater HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTRE Ramp ROAD CASTLEFORBES Freight Terminal WALL MAYOR STREET UPPER Platform LWM EAST Boulders 3.5 Platform The Point Luas Station Container Terminal Tks LWM Warehouses 3.6 The O2 Theatre Tower Warehouse Transit Shed BM 89-90 4.53 4.1 Car Park 94 BM 4.1 NORTH 4.01 WALL 3.8 QUAY 3.9 4.1 Car Park 4.1 4.1 Crane Rails 4.1 Landing Stage 4.2 LWM 4.0 Round Stone Beacon 3.5 Car Park River Liffey Transit Sheds BM 3.48 Crane Rail LWM Crane Rails Crane Rail Lighthouse FBs QUAY MPs MP QUAY MP Thorncastle Court D U B L I N H A R B O U R MP BRITAIN EAST LINK TOLL BOOTH Port View 1-14 37-51 YORK ROAD STREET EAST 15-30 43 36 40 D U B L I N H A R B O U R 41 35 60 38 1-4 31 34 52 Hall 5-7 8-19 PEMBROKE 58 Ringsend 104 20-31 House 54 44 D U B L I N H A R B O U R 108-116 55 57 Alexandra 45 Quay 30 MP 31 Technical School 32 MP 3.5 MP 105-106 Fisherman's BM 3.97 MP Crane Rail MP Wharf 48 117-129 35 1A 1 Yacht Club MP ROAD 23 22 CAMBRIDGE 3.7 20 3.6 103 MP 21 PIGEON 51 MP 14 THORNCASTLE 15 52 HOUSE 3.7 Crane Rail 25-56 TK Buckingham Lock 102 101 Westmoreland Lock MP Crane Rail COTTAGES 57-88 83 ROAD Camden Lock 108 82 12 22 106 29 13 30 Schools 105 Cambridge RINGSEND 3.6 3.8 Freight Yard Square O'Rahilly House Crane Rail PARK 64 63 River Dodder (Flats) 32-35 44 ROAD 3.8 CAMBRIDGE 36-38 4 46 8 11 2 Cambridge 3 STREET Court 123 45 51 1 12 CAMBRIDGE 3.8 3.8 7 Crane Rail STREET 3.0 1-40 1-24 Boulders 89-112 4 15 1-31 BM 4.56 Crane Rails 137 62 Crane Rail 64 17 1 3.6 3.6 3.7 PIGEON 2 1 Canon Mooney Gardens BM 4.97 2 4.8 8 (Flats) 1 HOUSE 26 7 3.1 ROAD Boulders 4 6 Cambridge 3.7 3.6 Freight Yard Park 1-17 70 7 41-80 Sports Ground 71 2.9 AVENUE 3 All-weather Crane Rail 1 Caroline Row 80 4.4 Coal Yard The Old Presbytery (1-11) POOLBEG QUAY Jetty 24 PLACE ROPEWALK 11 BM 4.27 B u l l 3.5 22 1-46 1B-38B 12 Grand Canal Wharf 3.8 1A-38A S o u t h PARKVIEW PLACE LWM Whelan House LWM (Flats) BM 3.46 16 -18 3.5 CAMBRIDGE 18-62 8 28 26 TYRREL'S LANE 9 25 5.0 Boulders 14 36 LWM 10 26 35 29 3.4 12 28 27 3.3 1 3.6 23 2 Weir 3.4 3.5 2.0 Slipway BM 2.51 22 WB FITZWILLIAM ST PATRICK'S VILLAS Boulders 20 17 B u l l 15 2.2 ROAD Boulders 18 12 WB 4.9 1-21 17 13 36 S o u t h LWM 3.6 35 2.2 Church 9 34 3.6 15 7 14 RINGSEND PARK Ringsend Park BM 5.31 PIGEON LWM 2A 3.8 2.3 HALF MOON BATTERY (Cath) 15 32 37 33 Boulders BM PO 38 LWM 2 HOUSE Tks FB 2.3 3.59 LB 3.4 DOCK LWM Boulders 29 4.8 2.3 Ringsend 3.5 32 10 9 WB 28 44 ROAD Camden Lock 45 2.5 Bridge STREET 19 BM 4.87 LWM Mud
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