✨ OUR VISION & LATEST UPDATE
An iconic elevated Greenway & Residential Relief Road — inspired by the much‑loved Clontarf wooden bridge — running gently along the existing railway dry verge so as not to disturb the precious Baldoyle Estuary ecosystem.
🌿 NEXT COMMUNITY WALK — SATURDAY 3 OCTOBER at 11am.
Our final hosted walk before winter sets in — come see the route: 448 metres long × 12–14 metres wide
⏰ 11:00am · Meet: Top of Baldoyle Walkway (DART end)
All welcome — good footwear recommended 💚
- 🚗 Relief road: same width as Burrow Road — approx 7 metres
- 🌱 Elevated and built on slim screw piles — light on the land, beautiful to behold — as shared and gleaned from participants of our first walk 💚
📋 DETAILED STUDIES
Check our Facebook page for our full studies of Burrow Road and Station Road — with all details.
📢 GREAT PROGRESS — YOUR VOICE IS NEEDED
- Our recent walk was very well attended — and we were absolutely delighted that Cllr David Healy joined us! 💚
- Cllr Cathal Haughey is bringing our proposal before Fingal County Council — Wednesday 7 October!
- Cllr Joan Hopkins and Cllr Cian O’Callaghan have also been strong supporters, helping advance our proposal 💚
- Tom Brabazon is a keen follower of our F/B page
- We are now pushing hard for a FEASIBILITY STUDY — to be carried out by Fingal County Council in partnership with the National Transport Authority (NTA) — so this vital link can be included in the Fingal County Development Plan and Capital Work Programme, the two key bodies that can move this forward!
- Your support means so much — standing behind our councillors as they champion this for the community makes all the difference 💚
📢 GET INVOLVED
We now have hundreds of followers on Facebook and on this petition — please follow for regular updates, and keep sharing! Every signature shows we are united💚
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Bóthar na Mara ☘️