Ringsend Irishtown
Local Environmental Improvement Plan
An Baile Gaelach An Rinn
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Ringsend Irishtown Local Environmental Improvement Plan An Baile Gaelach An Rinn Study Area Purpose of the Local Environmental Improvement Plan The Dodder Tom Clarke Bridge Dublin Port To identify projects that would benefjt the
Ringsend Irishtown
Local Environmental Improvement Plan
An Baile Gaelach An Rinn
Ringsend Irishtown Local Environmental Improvement Plan
Study Area
Ringsend Park Dublin Port Tom Clarke Bridge The Dodder Irishtown Stadium Séan Moore Park Ringsend Library St.Patrick RC Chruch Ringsend College
Purpose of the Local Environmental Improvement Plan
local community through the enhancement
selected projects
document for any future development within the study area
delivery of the selected projects and any future projects
be progressed in a separate Part VIII Planning Process
aspirational only
DCC Planners, Parks, Roads and Dublin City Libraries.
Ringsend Irishtown Local Environmental Improvement Plan
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Ringsend Irishtown Local Environmental Improvement Plan
Focus Areas
Focus Area 1 Library Plaza Focus Area 2 Ringsend Park Focus Area 4 Improving Links Focus Area 3 Cambridge Rd.
Existing Road
Existing Conditions
Elevated Island Loading Bay & Parking
Key Problems:
and uninviting
1.0 Library Square - Existing Conditions
Community Space with potential glazed add-on addressing the plaza & the retail units
1.2 Library Square - Sketch Illustrating Recommendations
1.2 Library Square - Concept Sections
Strong Link between Library Plaza & Park
2.0 Ringsend Park & Irishtown Stadium - Existing Conditions
Problems:
between the village and the Park
and adjoining sports facilities
Railings preventing access to park Narrow footpath with wall and railing on either side creating an uncomfortable walk Unsightly boundary treatments Narrow incidental
Park Lack of connectivity between the Park and Irishtown Stadium
2.1 Ringsend Park & Irishtown Stadium - Recommendations
Existing paths for improvement Proposed new circulation routes Broad, well lit circulation Broad pedestrian and cycle circulation Removal of railing to the ‘Drain’ Ecological Garden
Proposed Ecological Zone
Open space with feature planting and seating opportunities
2.4 Ringsend Park & Irishtown Stadium - Park Entrances & Stadium Park Link
Irishtown Stadium Ringsend Park Irishtown New Park / Stadium Entrance Relocating parking from front of Park into the Stadium car park. Rationalise the parking layout. Broad stepped link between the Park and the Stadium It is not proposed to open the park on a 24Hr basis without full support of the public and the full suite of recommendations in place.
7.4 Cambridge Road 3.0 Cambridge Road - Existing Conditions
Park entrance needs to be strengthened Road width too broad for location No structure to current car parking
Junction confusing and appears too large for the volumes of traffjc Crossing from Park to Ringsend school can be enhanced
3.1 Cambridge Road - Concept sketch
RINGSEND PARK IRISHTOWN STADIUM SEAN MOORE PARK SANDYMOUNT STRAND SANDYMOUNT PROMENADE CREATION OF A GREEN CORRIDOR TO LINK THE LOCAL GREEN OPEN SPACE AMENITIES IRISHTOWN NATURE RESERVE
4.0 Improving Links
5.1 Improving Links - Precedents
Precedent
Potters Road., Toronto Potters Road crossing uses interesting materials and unique signage / way fjnding techniques to generate interest while addressing safety issues The use of planting and simple surface fjnishes creates a simple, legible and pleasant green corridor through a Parisian suburb. Cours Seguin, Paris
Focus Areas
Focus Area 1 Library Square Focus Area 2 Ringsend Park Focus Area 4 Improved Links Focus Area 3 Cambridge Rd.
Next Steps Part VIII Application in relation to focus area 1+3 to commence in late 2017 To be followed by focused areas 2 + 4
The detailed design of the focus areas will be progressed in a separate Part VIII Planning Application All concept sketches within this plan are aspirational only The proposals have been discussed with DCC Planners, Parks, Roads and Dublin City Libraries.