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Santry River Restoration and Greenway Project
Dublin City Council (DCC) through agreement with Fingal County Council (FCC) and the National Transport Authority (NTA) has commissioned studies to address the high levels of existing flood risks in Dublin, under the EC Directive on the Assessment and Management of Flood Risks 2007, EU Floods, Water Framework, Birds and Habitats Directives, as implemented in Ireland by SI 122 of 2010 EC Regulations 2010 and S2 495/2015.
Based on the above legislation, DCC seeks to implement a river restoration, flood alleviation, greenway and environmental protection project to improve the River Santry in Dublin from its origin in Harristown within Fingal County Council to its point of discharge at James Larkin Road.
The duration of the framework is for a period of four years subject to an annual review and budgetary constraints. The duration of the initial scope of works, as outlined in stages (1) and (2) will be for 36 months. View Full Project Information on DCC's Active Travel Website
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