Completion of the Quayside Project – A Landmark Development for Dublin’s Docklands

Dublin City Council is pleased to announce the completion of the Quayside Project on North Wall Quay, Dublin 1, a flagship initiative delivering a new Docklands Office and a state-of-the-art City Council Water Sports Centre.

Over the coming weeks, both facilities will undergo final commissioning and fit-out works, with full operations expected to commence shortly thereafter.

In addition to these core developments, the Quayside Project includes a range of enhancements designed to revitalise the River Liffey and its surroundings:

• Extended Pontoons: Improved access and usability along the riverfront.
• Architectural Glulam Structures: Two engineered timber frame structures—supporting the Jeanie Johnston visitor attraction and the new Water Sports Centre—offering a blend of strength, sustainability, and architectural elegance.
• Enhanced Public Realm: A significantly upgraded riverside environment, including an extended boardwalk, creating a vibrant new amenity for residents and visitors alike.

These improvements are set to transform the Docklands into a dynamic hub of activity, encouraging greater public engagement with the River Liffey as a unique and valuable city asset.

This milestone represents a major achievement in urban development and stands as a testament to the vision and commitment of Dublin City Council’s Elected Members. Their unwavering support has been instrumental in bringing this transformative project to life.

A formal launch event is scheduled for September 2025, once all facilities are fully operational. Further details will be announced in due course.

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