Neighbours Helping Neighbours
The MMRA would like to extend an offer of help to any elderly or those who may have their immunity compromised. If you need help with essential errands please email mmra@mountmerrion.ie with your name, address and contact details, or phone 087 639 5392. See our Covid-19 webpage for more information.
ABP Update: Site of 24, 26, 28 Foster Avenue (ABP 308770-20)
An Bord Pleanala have requested that MMRA make submissions or observations in response to the submission received from Strand Court Ltd on December 22, 2020. Please find attached a copy of this document for your information.
read moreMM Historical Society February 4th Talk: ‘The Quakers in Ireland’
Christopher Moriarty, curator of the Quaker Archives and Library will enlighten us on the Origins and History of the Quakers in Ireland (via Zoom)
read moreDraft Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Development Plan 2022-2028 – Virtual Display
Observations may be made on the Draft Plan by Friday 16th April 2021.
read moredlr Trees & Urban Forestry Strategy – Online Survey
The council is reviewing its dlr Trees Strategy 2011-2015 with a view to adopting a new strategy in Autumn 2021. In advance of preparing a first Draft, and to facilitate public engagement with process, the Council is seeking the views of the public on an Issues Paper it has prepared. The online survey is open until 31st January 2021.
read moreHave Your Say: dlr Age Friendly Strategy questionnaire online until January 19th
Along with the online consultation, hard copies of our questionnaire are also available. All submitted questionnaires will also be entered into a dlrCC draw for a €50 One4All Gift Card.
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Spring is in the air
MMRA Environment Notices
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MMRA Winter Art Competition 2020 – The Winners!
MMRA are delighted to announce the Winners as chosen by Irish glass artist and art educator Judge Sinéad Brennan are…
read more‘Report It’ – new Form to log an issue for Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council
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Mount Merrion is a suburban estate in South County Dublin developed on lands once the seat of the Viscounts Fitwilliam. Centred around the Deerpark, a public park first landscaped by the 5th Viscount, and the remains of the house he built there in 1711, Mount Merrion today is generally considered to be bounded to the North by The UCD campus at Belfield, to the East by the N11 and Booterstown and Blackrock, to the South by Stillorgan and Kilmacud, and to the West by Goatstown and Clonskeagh. *Lower Kilmacud Road residents on the right-hand-side from Stillorgan Shoping Centre, odd numbers 103 to 167, including 111a, are within Mount Merrion demense. The Mount Merrion Residents Association, founded in 1935, is the oldest residents’ association in continuous existence in Ireland. It represents the following roads:
- Callary Road
- Cedarmount Road
- Cherrygarth
- Chestnut Road
- Clonmore Road
- The Close
- Cypress Road
- Deerpark Road
- Foster Avenue
- The Fosters
- Glenabbey Road
- Greenfield Road
- Greygates
- Iris Grove
- Lower Kilmacud Road (partial)
- Mather Road North
- Mather Road South
- Mount Anville Road
- North Avenue
- Owenstown Park
- Redesdale Crescent
- Redesdale Road
- The Rise
- Roebuck Avenue
- St Thomas Road
- St Thomas Mead
- South Avenue
- Sycamore Road
- Sycamore Cresent
- East Avenue (Sycamore)
- Thornhill Road
- Trees Avenue
- Trees Road Lower
- Trees Road Upper
- Wilson Crescent
- Wilson Road