News

The Rise – Farewell to a much loved Sycamore Tree

Nov 17, 2020

It is with great sadness that the Sycamore tree at the junction of The Rise and Trees Road Upper was felled. It was dead on one side and had got to a condition which DLRCC could no longer retain due to risk of branches fracturing etc. It will take a couple of years for the underground tree roots to deteriorate sufficiently for a tree to be replanted here but once it does we shall replant a replacement.

Local History – Little Church on the Corner

Nov 14, 2020

St Thomas, the “Little Church on the Corner” with its Wayside Pulpit has probably caught your eye while passing by. Celebrating its 150th anniversary in 2024, it has an interesting history. Check out the beautiful stained glass windows when you are out on your next walk or dropping the kids to scouts.

Mount Merrion Autumn Clean-up

Nov 8, 2020

Kerbside leaf sweeping, roadside weeding, clearing debris from roadside gulleys, grass verge tidy ups outside your home or at community green spaces are a great way to get some fresh air and help Keep Mount Merrion Beautiful.... read more

Mount Merrion Trees Old & New

Nov 6, 2020

We get many queries about street trees, the removal of them and the wish of the homeowner for a replacement. The Environment Committee keep a list and get onto the Council. We would encourage homeowners to also contact DLRCC Parks Department environ@dlrcoco.ie.

Use of Deerpark Dog Park

Nov 4, 2020

Information for dog owners and dog walkers on use of Deerpark dog park and Green Dog Walkers Scheme.

MMRA Planning Update

Oct 24, 2020

Planning status of current sites that may have significant impact in Mount Merrion.

Home Crime Prevention Tips – Light Up, Lock Up

Oct 22, 2020

There have been a number of car break-ins recently. Please do not leave valuables in your car and ensure your car is locked. Phone 999 or 01 666 5200 if you see anything suspicious.

Sea to Mountains – proposed dlr Cycle Route via Mount Merrion

Oct 16, 2020

* Date for submissions has been extended to November 6th, 2020

Proposed route: From N11 up East Avenue through the Church car park on The Rise via the lane way at Scoil San Treasa to Deerpark and out through Mount Anville. There will also be a segregated cycle path on the Lower Kilmacud Road.