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Report on Submissions & Executive's Recommendations Intended for Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Document type Report Date 11/12/2020 REPORT ON SUBMISSIONS & EXECUTIVE’S RECOMMENDATIONS NEW SAFE WALKING & CYCLING ROUTES Ramboll - REPORT ON SUBMISSIONS & EXECUTIVE’S RECOMMENDATIONS APPENDIX A PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT RESPONSES List of persons or bodies who made submissions Link to full appendix 98/99 Appendix A Respondents Via the Citizen Space Conor P Anne B Sinéad B Mark C Simon D David M Tom O Aoife C Eugene D Gerald K Rebecca P Tara S Siobhan Y jillian b Peter F Fergal C Robbie M Eric C Máire P Johnny S Sarah M Ciaran M David B Sean C Ailish Y Jenny M Maurice & Aran N CONOR K Craig M Brendan G Cathy O Yasmin rachel i Jeremy Roslyn N Aideen L Una M John R James H Caroline O James B Hazel U Nikki C Zoe T Helen R Suzanne C Ben H Joe P Bebhinn M Alan B Maeve O Lara Anne O Sinéad H Siobhán M Grainne M Jenna w Peter C Philip L Clodagh B Joe D Mary R Warren M Ekaterina Noel H Elizabeth B Cristiano C Mark M Vivian F Paddy L Duncan J Oisín H Jignesh G Criona O Arrian K Paul D Phil S Mary B James T David H Michael M Emily G Michael W Ingrid M hugh m Colette R Áine D Tom H Sean O Karen D Meike Hannah Orna F Gill B Nuala M Joe H Maurice K Lucia F Bruce C Nikki Vladimir R Gary M Richard D tim k Shannon B Denise O Alison B Ian B Loretto D Gail k David M Anna James T Mary Nicola H Deborah H Paula F Éadaoin H Áine O Gerry M Brian H Cheryl B Mike N Gregory A christine m Doireann N Richard M Eoin F Aine M Maria H Sian O Laurence B Adam Ó Louis C Ina Louise K Katherine O Lindsay M Alan O Tadhg L Delores C Kevin S Éabha M Jean s dean m Stephen S Lyn H Anita D Heather E Christopher A Barry M Siobhan C Janet C Tom F Emer Damien Niamh W Fiachra D Aoife O Roma B Jane R Adam Roma B Aoife O Stefan A Kate Hilary H June N Owen O Appendix A Alan K Maire D Patricia r Finn C Pauline F Ms I Eileen B Claire A Linda H Ben C Alan C Conor S Eoin b Peter M Gerry M Diarmuid B Robert M christine m Catherine M Peter A Andrew P Hilary H Annette M Alex h Frank G Hilary H Emma T Donagh O Pearse N Cormac O Adrienne C Dawn C Sean O Ian O Patricia T Monica O David C Suzanne O Colman O Board o John M Giovanni D Kate O Richie B stephen o Jennifer R Stephen Des B Marion F Olga P David Sean m David L Lisa Dylan T Patricia K Colin P Clare f molly b Nicola C Barbara M Gregory L Mary L Helen H Ben D Dee Edith D Anna H Matthew C Declan O Katie D Niamh M Des O Alison Q Paddy W Rosemary O Aileen T Edward Martin B Fiona M Fergal O Jonathan O Michael G Sharon A Patricia S Cormac c Anthony G Jacqueline M Brian F Yvonne Edward B Jacqueline M Nicolas M Johanna O Jim C Daryll M Hugh O John N Denis F Liam O Stephen M Emilia m Martin H Rupert S Greg K Chris W Roddy H Clare B Aideen S Elizabeth T Frank L Sarah S Muiris O Sharon Tom O Clare S Karl s Jenny Tony S Donal M Padraig S Gary H Richard C Eimear L Peter F Ray B Roisin M Louise H Redmond O V M Jenny K Kintilla H Gaye O Lee C Lorcan B Joshua David C Joan M John B Ann K Ella M Eoghan O Rory M Dermot O Eoghan B jon f william f Luke F Margaret C Donal O Jennifer D Portia R Mark Tim C Jack D Genevieve w Audrey H Killian B Stephen B Hilary F Jane c Sean P Ciara M Noirin C Stephen H Gary M David M Ronan H Donna Mark D Yve O Ethan Conor K Shane H Greag P Frances H Appendix A Laura H Emma D Carl D Karl D Liz C Ciaran M J. 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