Bucholz McEvoy, design team for the DCC Emmet Road Development discuss the findings from their initial research and assessment of the site and wider area in Inchicore. For more information: www.emmetroad.ie

Bucholz McEvoy Architects

Frontline Make Change

Core Youth Service

St Patrick's Athletic FC

Dublin South City Partnership

EMMETROAD.IE

Emmet Road Project, Inchicore, Dublin 8 | Emmet Road Survey

The Emmet Road Project website. Take the survey and have your say. Emmet Road Project, Inchicore, Dublin 8

Plans for Dublin city’s first cost-rental scheme at the former St Michael’s Estate in Inchicore will be submitted to An Bord Pleanála in April.

Following from the first survey you can HAVE YOUR SAY on this display by completing the WORKSHEETS.  For more information email emmetroad@dublincity.ie or go to:  www.emmetroad.ie

The third round of Public Consultation on the Core Bus Corridors Infrastructure is ongoing. For information on the proposed Route 7 Liffey Valley to City Centre through Inchicore and Kilmainham click HERE.  Submissions to: cbc@busconnects.ie.
The 3rd Round Consultation period finishes 16th December 2020.

GET YOUR TICKETS HERE:

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An online public consultation for the St. James's Linear Park is currently taking place.  Click: online survey to give your feedback on the proposals for the Park.  Click: MASTERPLAN

Richmond Barracks to Kilmainham Walking Tour
Thursday – Sunday at 11am and 1:30pm

€8 / €5 Conc

The walk from Richmond Barracks to Kilmainham is steeped in Dublin’s rich historical, political and cultural landscape. Starting in Richmond Barracks, where the signatories of the Proclamation were held and court-martialled before being taken to Kilmainham Gaol. On your journey you will discover the local stories and the hidden histories of the area and walk in the footsteps of those 1916 Rising Rebels that were marched from Richmond Barracks to their execution. Led by professional tour guides, you will enjoy intriguing architecture, local & cultural landmarks, poetry by Francis Ledwidge and Michael Hartnett and historical tales that stretch from Robert Emmet, to the Great War, from the 1916 Rising to the Spanish Civil War and each stop with its own fascinating tale.

“Fergus’s great storytelling and knowledge was both entertaining and captivating. Would highly recommend it to friends and family.” Visitor, August 4th 2020

To book, visit - https://www.richmondbarracks.ie/