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N11 Junction Upgrade – Stillorgan Road Cycle Improvements Scheme
Construction works have commenced on the upgrade of a cycle route on Stillorgan Road near University College Dublin. This scheme extends from the junction with The Rise to the pedestrian footbridge midway between the Fosters Avenue junction and Belfield flyover.
read moreThornhill Site – Construction to commence September 1st
read moreBeaufield Mews site for sale as Development Land
read moreNew Application: Thornhill House, Cherrygarth (D20A/0432)
Final date for observations is Monday 27th July.
read moreNew Mount Merrion Buy/Sell/Swap/Borrow Group
Local resident Orla Griffin has set up a new Buy/Sell/Swap/Borrow group for Mount Merrion residents on Facebook. The idea is to facilitate locals to buy or sell or swap or borrow stuff – better for the environment and the community as a whole.
read moreMount Merrion Wildlife Feature in June edition of DLR PPN eZine
Deerpark Bird Guide by Rupert Dowling and Redesdale Foxes by Eimear Cahalin with photos by Crispin Rodwell make the June Edition of the DLR Public Participation Network e-zine.
read moreDoor-to-door traders, Repairs & Garden Services – Buyer Beware
Community Garda John O’Shea advises 6 simple measures people should do before getting any work done, whether the job is €50 or €50,000. Use electronic payments / traceable method of payment. Never engage a person who insists on cash payment for services offered.
read moreMMRA Treasurer Position – Applications Welcome
After many years of fine service Brendan McManus is stepping down as Honourable Treasurer of the MMRA. If you are a member and would like to be considered for this voluntary position please contact mmra@mountmerrion.ie.
read moreApplication: Fosters Avenue No 24, 26, 28 (Ref: D20A/0406)
Planning Application Site Notice for Fosters Avenue site no 24 (Glenville), 26, 28 (Sunnyside). Final date for observations is July 16.
read moreViolinist Gregory Harrington: The Rise to New York City
Article featuring the story of Gregory Harrington, a former resident of The Rise, who produced a touching visual love letter to the silent city in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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