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Kilbarrack Road to Oscar Traynor Road Active Travel Scheme
This scheme will deliver a 5km cycle route along Kilbarrack Road, Tonglegee Road and Oscar Traynor Road between the Howth Road / Dublin Road junction and Oscar Traynor Road / Barryscourt Road junction. The main features of the scheme include:
Upgrading of existing 1.4km of cycle lanes on Kilbarrack Road to dedicated, protected cycle tracks.
Construction of new protected cycle tracks along Kilbarrack Road, Tonlegee Road and Oscar Traynor Road.
One-way cycle tracks on either side of the road in compliance with the new National Transport Authority (NTA) Cycle Design Manual 2023.
Signalised junction upgrades with improved cycling and pedestrian crossing facilities.
Improved pedestrian crossings at side roads junctions, with tightened radii and continuous footpaths.
Public Realm Improvements at various locations.
This scheme will be delivered in three phases:
Ph1 – Oscar Traynor Road
Ph2 – Tonlegee Road
Ph3 – Kilbarrack Road View Full Project Information on DCC's Active Travel Website
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