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DL Central Active Travel Scheme

Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council · Ireland

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The proposed DL Active Travel scheme proposes the upgrade of existing footpaths and new cycle infrastructure, extending to approximately 2.8km in length. The scheme will include works to the following roads: - Kill Avenue (R830) from its junction with Rochestown Avenue (Bakers Corner), to its junction with Glenageary Road Upper, extending approximately 850m; - Mounttown Road Lower (R829) from its junction with Glenageary Road Upper to Tivoli Road…

What is being procured?
Deadline Not announced
Estimated value17,000,000 EUR
PublishedJun 10, 2026
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Official summary

What is being procured?

The proposed DL Active Travel scheme proposes the upgrade of existing footpaths and new cycle infrastructure, extending to approximately 2.8km in length. The scheme will include works to the following roads: - Kill Avenue (R830) from its junction with Rochestown Avenue (Bakers Corner), to its junction with Glenageary Road Upper, extending approximately 850m; - Mounttown Road Lower (R829) from its junction with Glenageary Road Upper to Tivoli Road, extending approximately 760m; - Mounttown Road Upper (R829) from its junction with Mounttown Road Lower to tie in with the existing roundabout junction at Monkstown Avenue, extending approximately 400m; - Glenageary Road Upper (R829) from its junction with Kill Avenue upto the Glenageary Roundabout, extending approximately 780m.

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    · TED 395540-2026

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