Chapelizod Road to Chapelizod Bypass Active Travel Scheme
This new scheme will provide 3.5km of improved walking and cycling facilities along Chapelizod Road and Conyngham Road. It is currently in the Concept Development and Option Selection phase.
The scheme commences on the outskirts of Chapelizod Village at the junction of Main Street and Chapelizod Road. It continues on Chapelizod Road passing through the South Circular Road Junction, which will be fully upgraded as part of the works. The route progresses along Conyngham Road, finishing at the junction of Chesterfield Avenue and Conyngham Road. At this point, the scheme will connect with the Chesterfield Avenue Active Travel Scheme and Liffey Cycle Route.
This scheme forms part of Dublin City Council's 314km Active Travel Network. To see where it fits into this citywide network, you can view our interactive GIS map.
The scheme will provide quality, protected walking and cycling facilities to cater for everyone. It will facilitate a more active lifestyle for all ages, bringing multiple benefits for physical and mental wellbeing.
Scope and Purpose
Concept Development and Option Selection
Preliminary Design
Statutory Processes and Public Consultation
Detailed Design and Procurement
Construction
Close-Out and Review
Key Changes
This scheme will provide the following key changes:
- Construction of new two-way protected cycle tracks along Chapelizod Road, Conyngham Road, Island Bridge and South Circular Road
- Upgrading of the South Circular Road and Chapelizod Road junction
- Additional pedestrian crossing points along the route
- Connection to the new War Memorial Garden Pedestrian Bridge