Lansdowne Valley Park Active Travel Scheme

Dublin City Council (DCC) would like to invite the public to have their say on the proposed Lansdowne Valley Park Active Travel Scheme, which is part of the Camac Greenway.

This scheme will deliver a 1.2-kilometre walking and cycling path through Lansdowne Valley Park. By linking Davitt Road and Slievebloom Road with a high-quality walking and cycling path through the park, there will be a more direct connection to Drimnagh Village and public transport facilities such as the Luas and bus stops.

The non-statutory Public Consultation for this scheme will be open from the 10th of September to the 8th of October 2026.

Key Features of the scheme:

• Removal of Kissing Gates at Davitt Road to facilitate access for pedestrians, cyclists and wheelchair users
• Widening and resurfacing of existing footpaths
• Existing Exercise equipment to be maintained in situ or adjusted to suit new path width
• Modify existing access points to the park and provide a new access point at Mourne Road
• Remove fence blocking off old Pitch & Putt Course
• Construct new shared path through old Pitch & Putt Course to refurbished access on Slievebloom Road
• “Share with Care” logos and signage to be installed on new surfacing
• New Bike Stands and Bike Repair facility
• Provide connectivity to adjacent Active Travel projects including the Blackhorse - Clondalkin Greenway, Naas Road to Inchicore, Grand Canal - Blackhorse to Portobello and the Greenhills to City Centre BusConnects Route

For more information, including more Artist's Impressions of the scheme, visit the webpage: Lansdowne Valley Park Active Travel Scheme | Dublin City Council

Drawings and Information Leaflets