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Environmental Impact Assessment Report (Eiar)
Environmental Impact Assessment Report, Boherboy, Saggart, Co. Dublin. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT (EIAR) PROPOSED STRATEGIC HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AT BOHERBOY, SAGGART, CO. DUBLIN Prepared by Delphi Planning In Association with: Delphi Architecture | Pinnacle Consulting Engineers | Roger Mullarkey & Associates Consulting Engineers | Kilgallen & Partners Consulting Engineers | RMDA Landscape Architects | Digital Dimensions | Mary Tubridy & Associates Ecologists | John Purcell Archaeological Consultancy | SLR Consulting | On behalf of the Applicants: Kelland Homes Ltd And Durkan Estates Ireland Ltd July 2019 Delphi Design Planning & Architecture 1 Environmental Impact Assessment Report, Boherboy, Saggart, Co. Dublin. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ TABLE OF CONTENTS: NON-TECHNICAL SUMMARY PART A INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1. Purpose of Report 1.2. Definition of EIA and EIAR 1.3. EIA Legislation 1.4. EIA Guidelines 1.5. Screening – Requirement for an EIA 1.6. Scoping 1.7. Purpose of the EIAR 1.8. Objectives of this EIAR 1.9. Structure Methodology 1.10. Project Team 2.0 PLANNING POLICY CONTEXT 2.1 Introduction 2.2 National Context 2.3 Regional Context 2.4 Local Context 2.5 Appropriate Assessment Screening Report 2.6 Conclusion 3.0 DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT AND -
1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.3 Location of Scheme and Need for Upgrade
N81 Hollywood Cross to Tallaght Kildare National Roads Design Office Road Improvement Scheme Constraints Study Report 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.3 Location of Scheme and Need for Upgrade The N81 runs from the junction with the N80 in Co. Carlow and terminates in Dublin City and is approximately 1.1 Preparation of Report 85km in length. The section currently under consideration in this report runs from Hollywood Cross in Co. Wicklow to Tallaght in Dublin 24 and is approximately 29km in length. Blessington is the only town located This Constraints Study Report of the N81 Hollywood Cross to Tallaght, Road Improvement Scheme has been directly along the N81 and is connected to Dublin by road only. The N81 also passes through the village of prepared in accordance with the National Road Authority’s (NRA’s) National Project Management Guidelines Brittas. Blessington is approximately 30km from Dublin City and is located adjacent to the Pollaphuca reservoir. (Version 1.1, dated March 2000). This report describes the constraints which will affect the choice and development of a preferred route for the improvement scheme, and has been compiled based on desk studies, A need to upgrade the N81 between Tallaght and Blessington has been identified both directly and indirectly in site survey work (windscreen survey) and consultation with concerned parties. The constraints described in the following documentation. the report cover physical, procedural, legal and environmental issues, in both a local and a national context. - National Development Plan 2000 - 2006 Kildare National Roads Design Office has been appointed, under a Section 85Agreement, to carry out this - National Development Plan 2007 – 2013 constraints study on behalf of Kildare, South Dublin and Wicklow County Councils. -
EIS Vol 1 Section 3
SECTION 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS 3. THE EXISTING ENVIRONMENT. EMISSIONS. MITIGATION MEASURES & LIKELY SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS ................................. 3.1 Air ........................................................................................... 2 3.1.1 Dust ................................................................................ 2 3.1.1.1 Existing Environment ......................................... 2 3.1.1.2 Potential Emissions ............................................ 3 3.1.1.3 Description of Likely Impacts ................................ 3 3.1.1.4 Mitigation Measures ........................................... 4 3.1.1.5 Likely Significant Impacts ................................... 4 3.1.2 Odour ............................................................................. 4 '8 3.1.2.1 Existing Environment ....................................... -4 3.1.2.2 Potential Emissions ...........................................5 3.1.2.3 Description of Likely Impacts .............................. 5 3.1.2.4 Mitigation Measures ..........................................5 3.1.2.5 Likely Significant Impacts .................................. 6 3.1.3 Waste Biodegradation Gas ................................................ 6 3,1.3.1 Existing Environment ........................................ 6 3.1.3.2 Potential Emissions ........................................... 6 3.1.3.3 Description of Likely Impacts .............................. 6 3.1.3.4 Mitigation Measures .......................................... 6 3.1.3.5 Likely Significant -
Air/Land /Sea Bridge
Infrastructure Projects Project County Stage Value Air/Land /Sea €2.4bn - Metro North Co. Dublin Pre Planning €2,400,000,000.00 1 €320m - Runway Co. Dublin Plans Granted €320,000,000.00 2 €227m Redevelopment of the Alexandra Co. Dublin Tender €227,000,000.00 4 Basin at Dublin Port €126m - Harbour Redevelopment Co. Galway Plans Submitted €126,000,000.00 6 €100m - Ringaskiddy Port Re-development Co. Cork Tender €100,000,000.00 7 Project €18m - Cruise Berth Facility Development Co. Dublin Plans Submitted €18,000,000.00 8 €12m - Runway Rehabilitation Works Co. Clare Tender €12,000,000.00 9 €10m - Railway Upgrade Co. Kildare Pre Planning €10,000,000.00 10 €3.5m - Small Craft Harbour Capital Co. Galway Tender €3,500,000.00 12 Dredging Works €2.3m - Railway Station Development Co. Dublin Plans Granted €2,300,000.00 13 €1.7m - Passenger Transfer Facility Co. Dublin Plans Submitted €1,772,000.00 14 €830k - Airport Segregation Facility Co. Dublin Plans Granted €830,000.00 14 Airport Runway Extension Co. Waterford Plans Granted 14 Dredging and Harbour Repairs Co. Wexford Tender 15 Bridge €21m - Bridge Co. Sligo Pre Planning €21,000,000.00 16 €18m - Narrow Water Bridge Co. Louth Plans Granted €18,000,000.00 18 €1.2m - Footbridge - Design Team Services Co. Limerick Tender €1,200,000.00 19 €4m Douglas East-West Link Bridge Co. Cork Pre Planning €4,000,000.00 19 €400k - Bridge Works Co. Galway Tender €400,000.00 20 €230k - Repair Works to Bridge Co. Limerick Tender €230,000.00 20 Bridges Rehabilitation Works Co. -
A Guide to County Carlow
a guide to county carlow Borris Viaduct contents 27 Boating and Angling 46 Carlow Craft Producers 03 Welcome to Carlow 28 Carlow Garden Trail 47 English Language Schools 06 Access to Carlow/Taxi & Coach Hire 34 Carlow Town Heritage Trail 48 Eating Out 07 Where to stay 36 Carlow Town Map 53 Pub Trail 09 Golfing in Carlow 37 Carlow County Map 55 A Journey Through Time – Heritage Sites 11 Outdoor activities 38 Visitor Attractions 57 Towns and Villages 14 Barrow Way, South Leinster Way, 43 Carlow Food Producers 58 Carlow Co. Council welcome to Carlow Wicklow Way and Looped Walks is publication contains details which readers are advised to check in the context of COVID-19 restrictions as opening times and dates may vary significantly. To check for further information readers can refer to the websites and social media pages of individual premises e social media pages of Carlow Tourism are also updated regularly. facebook.com/carlowtourism @carlowtourism carlow_tourism N.B. Please observe all social distancing and other guidelines issued by the HSE in respect of the Coronavirus. More details can be found at: www2.hse.ie/coronavirus Carlow Tourism is supported by Carlow County Council, members of the tourism sector, Fáilte Ireland, Carlow LCDC/CCDP and the Department of Social Protection 2 visit us online at www.carlowtourism.com welcome to carlow © Fáilte Ireland e River Barrow and Barrow Way walking route near Borris. If you cross the River Barrow at Wellington Bridge, to the west of It still allows the visitor to commune with nature, at a safe distance, of Carlow Town, and drive to the ridge of Killeshin, you get an overview course. -
A Guide to County Carlow 2013
Altamont Gardens VISUAL Centre Carlow Tourism, a guide to county carlow 2013 College Street, Carlow T: 059-9130411 E: [email protected] Visit us online at: www.carlowtourism.com through the waters of time county map Walking along the Barrow Way CARLOW COUNTY MUSEUM T: 059–9131554 www.carlowcountymuseum.ie complimentary copy FREE TEACH DOLMAIN T: 059–9130911 TALBOT HOTEL T: 059–9153000 www.talbotcarlow.ie REDDY’S OF CARLOW T: 059–9142224 www.reddyscarlow.ie RATHWOOD T: 059–9156285 www.rathwood.com THE CHOCOLATE GARDEN T: 059–6481999 www.chocolategarden.ie MOUNT WOLSELEY HOTEL, SPA & COUNTRY CLUB T: 059–9180100 www.mountwolseley.ie ������� ���� ���������� � through the waters of time travelling to carlow ��� ������� �������������������� ������� ������� ������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ ���� �������������� �� ������������������������� ��������������� ������ ������������������������������������� ������������������� ���� �������������������������������������������������� �������������� ���������������������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������ ��������������������������������������������������������� ���������������������� ��������������� ������������������������ ����������� �������� ������������� ������������ �������������� ������ �������������� �������������������� �������� ������������������������������������ ������ �������������������������� ����������������������������� ��������������������������� -
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. -
The Food Experience Castlemartyr Resort: the Bell Tower Restaurant
Free Ireland’s No1 Restaurant MEET THE LOAM GALWAY TEAM Food Tours ON IRELAND’S WILD ATLANTIC WAY Interview with Domini Kemp The Best ON BUILDING AN EMPIRE Recipes ON THE WILD ATLANTIC WAY TheGo WildThe Food Magazine,Food Food Summer 2019 ExperienceExperience THE HISTORY OF OYSTERS IN DONEGALPrefection Takes Time ysters were once a common food all along the European coastline, but overfishing in the 1800s resulted in them It Took us Obecoming a little known luxury. Despite this, Ireland is now one of the few 30 Years European countries where there are still wild, self-sustaining native oyster beds. About 100 years ago the first attempt was made to cultivate oysters in Ireland. It is only in the last 30 years that this has become successful. Two Since 1989 types of oyster are now cultivated in Ireland - the native European oyster oyster bank in the Lough…” These popular throughout the 1800s. Along or flat oyster (Ostrea edulis) and the oyster beds in Lough Foyle were with this rise in popularity the arrival of Irish rock oyster (Crassostrea gigas). referred to in 1846 and again in 1864, the railways allowed quick and efficient The Irish rock oyster was introduced to where forty or fifty boats were said transport to the main markets in Ireland in the late 1970s and is now the to have been engaged in the fishing Britain. Coupled with this, Irish oysters predominant oyster found in Ireland. compared to eight boats in 1836. were also being exploited for restocking The history of oyster-fishing in Ireland Locals could not avail of this food in the English and French fisheries is documented back to the 1500s, source during the famine period as resulting in significant impacts on though details of oyster fisheries in control of the fisheries was usually juvenile oysters. -
Co. Wicklow, W91 Xh34
FOR SALE BEECHWOOD HOUSE ON C. 1.4 ACRES/ 0.56 HA., MANOR KILBRIDE, NR. BLESSINGTON, CO. WICKLOW, W91 XH34. LOCATION: A splendid country home enjoying a majestic position within delightful gardens. Beechwood House enjoys a pleasant position along a quiet country road near the picturesque village of Manor Kilbride within scenically renowned county Wicklow, often referred to as the “Garden of Ireland”. The serene position of Beechwood House all the more remarkable given the close proximity to Dublin city centre, St. Stephen’s Green a mere 18 miles away. The N81 road linking to Dublin and the M50 motorway is accessible less than a 10 minute drive away and allows an approximate airport driving time of 35 minutes. The village of Manor Kilbride has a Shop, School and Church, in an area offering tranquil surroundings. Ideally suited to a purchaser who wishes to enjoy the benefits of rural life whilst remaining close to the amenities of urban living or an ideal location for those with young families. There are nearby schools, church, a regular Dublin Bus service (no. 65) from the N81 and shopping facilities in Blessington, Naas and Tallaght which are all within a short drive. This fine property is also located a short distance from Saggart/ Citywest Luas Park & Ride, making commuting to and from Dublin hassle free. There are a host of amenities within the vicinity including the renowned Blessington Lakes with aqua activities, the Wicklow Gap, local walkways and many sporting interests locally such as horse riding, golf, cycling and fishing. DESCRIPTION : Two storey imposing residence presented in superb condition approached by long driveway through electric gates, the property offers bright and spacious accommodation, dual aspect living accommodation adjoined by beautifully tree lined manicured gardens and stone walls forming part of the boundary. -
S. 4(1) of Planning and Development (Housing) and Residential Tenancies Act 2016 Inspector's Report ABP-304828-19
S. 4(1) of Planning and Development (Housing) and Residential Tenancies Act 2016 Inspector’s Report ABP-304828-19 Strategic Housing Development 609 no. residential units (267 no. houses, 158 no. duplex units and 184 no. apartments), crèche and associated site works. Location Boherboy, Saggart, County Dublin Planning Authority South Dublin County Council Applicant Kelland Homes Ltd. and Durkan Estates Ireland Ltd. Prescribed Bodies Irish Water NTA An Taisce ABP-304828-19 Inspector’s Report Page 1 of 92 Observer(s) See Appendix 1 Date of Site Inspection 16th September 2019 Inspector Erika Casey ABP-304828-19 Inspector’s Report Page 2 of 92 Contents 1.0 Introduction .................................................................................................... 4 2.0 Site Location and Description ........................................................................ 4 3.0 Proposed Strategic Housing Development .................................................... 5 4.0 Planning History ............................................................................................ 7 5.0 Section 5 Pre Application Consultation .......................................................... 8 6.0 Relevant Planning Policy ............................................................................. 15 7.0 Third Party Submissions .............................................................................. 19 8.0 Planning Authority Submission .................................................................... 23 9.0 Prescribed Bodies ...................................................................................... -
A Record of the Main Speeches Given by the Provost Of
A record of the main speeches given by the Provost of Trinity College Dublin, Dr Patrick J Prendergast Academic Year 2011 - 2012 Contents Page Page Title 1 Speech at the Opening of the 14th International Congress of Celtic Studies 6 Medical School Tercentenary, Alumni Gala Celebration 9 Annual TCD Alumni Reunion Banquet: Graduate Reunion Banquet 2012 15 Electric Picnic: IGNITE Talk 20 Provost’s Address at the Funeral of Professor R.B. McDowell 24 Opening of the 2nd International Research Conference – Building a Picture of Ageing of People with Intellectual Disability: Future Directions for Ageing Well 28 The Inaugural Speech of Dr Patrick Prendergast as 44th Provost of Trinity College Dublin 42 Provost's Welcome to New Students 48 Celebration of the 20th Anniversary of the Moderatorship in European Studies 51 Launch of Dublin Contemporary @ TCD 56 Address to Members of the Royal Dublin Society: Trinity College – Becoming a University of Global Significance 66 The Official Opening of the Lir – the National Academy of Dramatic Art at Trinity College Dublin 69 Launch of Trinity Tales, Trinity College Dublin in the Seventies 72 Michaelmas Term Honorary Degree Dinner 2011 75 Address at St Andrew’s College, O’Reilly Hall, UCD 80 Retirement Commemoration for Muriel McCarthy, Keeper of Marsh’s Library 82 Opening of the Thematic Workshop of the European Universities Association Council of Doctoral Education: Supporting Individual Paths of Doctoral Candidates - Experience, Skills, Guidance 84 Welcome address to the National Dementia Strategy Conference -
Draft County Development Plan 2004, Until Such a Time the Proposed County Development Plan
Draft Plan final excl. maps 18/11/03 9:25 pm Page 1 DRAFTDRAFT WICKLOWWICKLOW COUNTYCOUNTY DEVELOPMENTDEVELOPMENT PLANPLAN 2004–20102004–2010 Draft Plan final excl. maps 18/11/03 9:25 pm Page 2 DRAFT COUNTY DEVELOPMENT 4.3 Land and Housing Supply .............................................................................18 7.5.1 Design...............................................................................................................27 4.4 Housing Market Trends.................................................................................18 7.5.2 House Types ....................................................................................................28 PLAN 2004 – WRITTEN 4.5 Social and Affordable Housing Requirements .........................................18 7.5.3 Housing Mix ....................................................................................................28 5. Housing Strategy............................................................................................19 7.6 Public Open Space.........................................................................................28 STATEMENT FORMAT 5.1 Provision of Zoned and Serviced Land in Development Centres .....19 7.6.1 Introduction.....................................................................................................28 5.2 Direct Provision of Social Housing including Special Needs...............19 7.6.2 Public Open Space in Urban Residential Estates....................................28 5.3 Provision of Social and Affordable