DLR Updates
DLR Info
Laneways in RedesdaleDateline: 5th April 2025Following the recent update on the lanes in Redesdale from Cllr John Kennedy, I looked for more info on the lanes in Kevins Park. Below is the councillors response. - The Redesdale laneway objective is multi-year in focus where the council for budgetary reasons are committing just to three laneways being updated each year. Other laneways can be considered for the next batches of laneways to be subjected to be updated beginning in 2026 and beyond. I was involved in encouraging works that were already undertaken to update the laneway between Slieve Rua Drive and Lower Kilmacud Road. I intend to keep encouraging focus on all of the Redesdale area laneways in the time ahead, noting again that it is going to be a multi-year process.
Following the recent update on the lanes in Redesdale from Cllr John Kennedy, I looked for more info on the lanes in Kevins Park. Below is the councillors response.
- The Redesdale laneway objective is multi-year in focus where the council for budgetary reasons are committing just to three laneways being updated each year. Other laneways can be considered for the next batches of laneways to be subjected to be updated beginning in 2026 and beyond. I was involved in encouraging works that were already undertaken to update the laneway between Slieve Rua Drive and Lower Kilmacud Road. I intend to keep encouraging focus on all of the Redesdale area laneways in the time ahead, noting again that it is going to be a multi-year process.
Area Repairs
Dateline: December 2024
in advance of the path and road repairs in our estate DLR have placed a welfare unit for the men’s canteen on St. Kevin's Park, with a view to getting a start on the repairs, most likely in the New Year.
Deputation
Dateline: July 2024
Redesdale Residents Association January 2024 deputation meeting (virtual) with Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council
Five members of the committee met with senior representatives from the Traffic Management and Roads Maintenance departments to discuss speeding, road safety and state of the paths / roads in the estate.
The Traffic Management department are to make recommendations before a consultation period with residents and before any actions are taken. The Roads Maintenance department are to visit the estate to identify and agree works to be done to address issues (white line remarking, broken pathways, road subsidence).
