Removal of inbound general traffic diversion, Edge`s Corner to Five Lamps Junction – Sunday evening 1st September
- The current diversion of inbound traffic from Edge`s Corner (Fairview Strand), via Ballybough and Portland Row has been a vitally important element to facilitate the completion of the C2CC Scheme along North Strand Road. Works on the outbound side of North Strand Road have progressed considerably in recent months.
- On Sunday evening 1st September the inbound general traffic lane between Edge`s Corner (Fairview Strand) and Five Lamps junction shall be made available again i.e. inbound general traffic along Annesley Bridge Road and North Strand Road shall be permitted.
- VMS boards shall be erected along the route in advance indicating to commuters and local traffic that the diversion is to be removed
- It is noted that for the next number of months off-peak works (mid-week, evenings and weekends), positioned in the road and the cycle-track shall still be required in order to complete remaining junction installations, snagging works etc.
As part of the ongoing Clontarf to City Centre Scheme some closures to existing Bus Stops along the route are due to take affect from 16th June 2023.
Details of each alternative Bus Stop is provided in the link below.
From 16th June 2022 the bus stops proposed to be closed are 3no. outbound bus stops as summarised below;
- Bus Stop 4384 – North Strand Road near Bayview Avenue
- Bus Stop 518 – North Strand Road near Waterloo Avenue
- Bus Stop 521 – Annesley Bridge Road near Addison Road
For more details on the final locations of all bus stops along the C2CC Route, please click here
Clontarf to City Centre Project
The Clontarf to City Centre Cycle & Bus Priority Project (C2CC Project) will provide segregated cycling facilities and bus priority infrastructure along a 2.7km route that extends from Clontarf Road at the junction with Alfie Byrne Road, to Amiens Street at the junction with Talbot Street. The route is identified as a primary route in the Greater Dublin Area Cycle Network Plan, published by the National Transport Authority in 2013. A part of the Tolka Valley Greenway is also included in the project, linking Annesley Bridge Road to Alfie Byrne Road via Fairview Park.
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