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Dodder Greenway- (Donnybrook Road to Clonskeagh Road)
Donnybrook Road to Clonskeagh Road has been identified as a suitable location for 0.9km of rapid build walking and cycling facilities along the Dodder Greenway corridor.
Here is a breakdown of the proposals for this section of the scheme:
Stillorgan Road Junction to Beech Hill Avenue Junction
One-way protected cycle lanes will be provided on both sides of Beaver Row between Stillorgan Road and Beech Hill Avenue. Two-way traffic will be maintained on this section and access to the Dublin Bus garage will be retained. The junction of Beech Hill Avenue and Beaver Row will be signalised.
Beech Hill Avenue Junction to Smurfit Kappa Entrance
A shared walking and cycling route will be provided on the western side of the road between Beech Hill Avenue junction and the entrance to Smurfit Kappa. To facilitate this, a one-way traffic system will be introduced from the entrance to Smurfit Kappa up to Beech Hill Avenue junction, allowing vehicles to travel northbound only.
Southbound vehicles will be required to use alternative routes. Traffic that currently uses Beech Hill Road/Beaver Row to travel southbound towards Clonskeagh Road may use Eglington Road, Marlborough Road and Appian Way to access Clonskeagh Road/Ranelagh Road instead.
Existing parking spaces on the eastern side of the road along the Beaver Row cottages will be maintained. The existing footpath on the eastern side of the road will also be maintained.
Smurfit Kappa Entrance to Clonskeagh Road
The shared walking and cycling route will continue on the western side of Beech Hill Road. Traffic flows along this section will remain two-way. The existing pedestrian crossings will be upgraded to pedestrian and cyclist crossings. View Full Project Information on DCC's Active Travel Website
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