Official Opening of Clontarf to City Centre Active Travel Project
Nov 29, 2024
CSR were delighted to attend the launch of the Clontarf to City Centre (C2CC) yesterday, 28th November 2024. CSR provided Landscape Design advice and support to lead consulting engineers Roughan & O’Donovan and Dublin City Council, in the design and delivery of this 2.7km long key infrastructure and active travel corridor. The ribbon was cut by Lord Mayor Naoise O’ Muirí. Ministers Eamonn Ryan and Pascal Donoghue, and Ms. Anne Graham, CEO, National Transport Authority (NTA)
For further details see: https://www.dublincity.ie/news/dublin-city-council-opens-flagship-clontarf-city-centre-project
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