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This Committee requests the Manager to arrange for the installation of an external sign for Lucan House. A sign was historically in place during its use as an embassy, and reinstating appropriate signage would restore a sense of pride, reflect the heritage of the building, and enhance its presence as an important landmark in our village and county
Due to the recent damage to the pitches at Airlie Heights, Lucan, calling on the Manager to install barriers to prevent future occurrences of this nature and protect the investment in this valuable community resource.
To request SDCC Public Realm and Public Lighting sections cooperate to install public lighting in the vicinity of the pathway connecting Woodfarm Acres Estate to Kennelsfort Road Upper outside the ESBN station.
This committee calls on the manager to examine in collaboration with Fingal County Council and improved road traffic layout at the Weir Bridge to and from the direction of Laraghon to explore alternative options to traffic light system and improve ongoing movement of traffic which amounts to gridlock with the current set up
To ask the manager for an update on works to Weston Hockey Pitch
To ask the Manager if there is any update on the provision of designated dog-waste bins in the SDCC public realm as per other local authority areas such as DLR?
To call on the Manager to install street name signage within all the roads and lanes in the Lucan village area, based on local information gathered by Society for Old Lucan.
To ask the Chief Executive what apprenticeship opportunities currently exist or are planned, particularly in relation to bridge and gate construction, and what succession planning measures are in place to ensure continuity of this work currently undertaken in-house and which is much praised and admired in the community for the unique value it adds to our parks.
To ask the Manager when the traffic lights at St. Joseph's College, Lucan are likely to be turned on.
That this Committee calls on the Chief Executive and the relevant Director of Services to make provision in the Programme of Works for the installation and upgrade of footpaths within Old Esker Cemetery. Improved pathways are essential to ensure safe, dignified, and accessible movement for all visitors, particularly older people and persons with disabilities, in line with our obligations under the Equal Status Act, the Disability Act 2005 & the UNCRPD Given the cemetery's significance to the local community, the Committee requests that this work be prioritised and delivered in a manner that enhances universal access and preserves the character of this historic site.
To call on the Manager to provide a detailed update on the works currently underway in Lucan Village, including the Green, the Promenade, and the Demesne, along with progress information, planned works remaining and overall costs to date
This committee calls on the Manager to examine the feasibility of developing a framework where civil works are ongoing in the Lucan area, and council projects, that a roadmap is created to ensure adequate traffic management in the overarching area to avoid current situations of traffic chaos within the area.
To ask the Chief Executive for an update on the current status and confirmed timetable for the delivery of the Part 8 sports changing room pavilions, given that the previous indication was Q1 2026. The update should include, for each Part 8 project, the status, expected delivery timeframe, and key milestones in bringing each project to completion.
To ask the Chief Executive for an update on the timeline for road reinstatement following recent works on Newcastle Road (R120) from Finnstown towards Adamstown and Hillcrest (Ref. 1898463), on Old Celbridge Road (R835) where speed ramps were removed (Ref. 1897819), and on Dodsboro Road (Ref. 1901638).
To ask the Manager when the missing directional sign for Palmerstown Village will be replaced on the R148 at Kennelsfort Road junction. Previous items 1890412 & RMCC/25053072 relate to the same unresolved matter.
To ask the Chief Executive whether Protected Structure Ref. 036 — the former Tram Depot and Power Station (known locally as the Schoolmaster's House) in Lucan — has been considered for inclusion on the Vacant or Derelict Sites Register, and if eligible should it be so listed.
Cathaoirleach's Business
That this Committee calls on the Chief Executive to present, as a headed item at the January 2026 Local Area Committee meeting, up-to-date information on all properties listed on the Vacant and Derelict Sites Register within our area, and to outline the resources and processes in place to ensure alignment with the national strategy objective of Securing Additional Supply by Ending Dereliction and Vacancy under Delivering Homes, Building Communities 2025-2030.
To ask the Manager to provide a comprehensive list of all historic landfills within the areas of this combined ACM to include but not limited to: - Locations - Whether on the national register or not - Which of them have certificate of authorisation applications submitted to the EPA and what retrospective control measures have been introduced - Has landfill leachate been identified in any location - Has SDCC the resources it needs to to take remedial action at these sites
To ask the Chief Executive would he consider that South Dublin County Council move to a model of Community Wardens, where wardens would have broad enforcement powers in the areas of parking enforcement, litter fines and enforcement of responsible dog ownership; a similar model is in place in Cork City Council and Dublin City Council.
To call on the Chief Executive to meet with Jonathan Cully of Society for Old Lucan (SOL) in order to begin project plans for a suitable garden space and /or memorial in Lucan Demesne, dedicated to the memory of all 71 Lucanian's currently known to have lost their lives due to conflict, no matter what conflict or era, political or religious persuasion.