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Let's Build Cloughjordan PlaygroundCloughjordan Community Development Association are working towards the development of a safe, inclusive and accessible playground in Cloughjordan for the benefit of children, families, and the wider community. At present, families in our area must travel to neighbouring towns to access suitable play facilities. This places an unnecessary burden on parents and limits opportunities for children to enjoy outdoor play, social interaction, and healthy development within their own community. This project has strong community backing. Local groups and organisations have demonstrated their commitment by supporting successful community fundraising efforts to the tune of €25,000 date. The project is shovel ready, just to secure the requisite capital funding now that will make this vision a reality. We respectfully urge Tipperary Co Co and Government Authority bodies to pledge much needed financial investment to bring the playground development to life in 2026. Together, we can create a lasting, positive space for current and future generations.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Louise Cahalan
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Urgent Road Safety Improvements at Birches Lane / Blackrock Road JunctionPETITION: Urgent Road Safety Improvements at Birches Lane / Blackrock Road Junction, Blackrock, Co. Louth We, the undersigned residents and road users, are writing to raise urgent safety concerns regarding the junction of Birches Lane and Blackrock Road, Blackrock, Co. Louth. This junction presents a significant and ongoing risk to motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists due to a combination of factors, including: High traffic volumes on Blackrock Road Speed of vehicles approaching the junction Difficulty exiting Birches Lane safely, particularly when turning right Limited safe crossing opportunities for pedestrians Increasing concern regarding the likelihood of serious collisions With continued population growth and rising traffic levels in the area, residents believe that the current layout is no longer adequate and poses a real danger to public safety. Given the history of serious incidents in the wider locality, we strongly feel that preventative action must be taken before another accident occurs, rather than reacting after the fact. We respectfully call on Louth County Council to take the following actions as a matter of priority: Conduct a formal Road Safety Audit of the junction Carry out traffic count and speed surveys Review visibility, signage, and road markings Assess and implement appropriate traffic calming measures Consider longer-term solutions such as junction redesign, traffic signals, or other safety improvements We request written confirmation that these concerns have been formally logged and referred to the appropriate Roads Engineer, along with clear communication on the next steps and expected timelines.65 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Aine Mckenna
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URGENT TRAFFIC SAFETY CONCERNS - BETTYGLEN ESTATE (WATERMILL ROAD RAHENY, DUBLIN 5)We, the undersigned residents of Bettyglen Estate (Watermill Road), Raheny, wish to formally raise serious and urgent concerns regarding the ongoing deterioration of traffic and parking conditions within our estate. These issues pose a clear and immediate risk of a serious accident within Bettyglen estate. The Issue Traffic volumes have increased dramatically within Bettyglen in recent months. This situation has been exacerbated by the installation of timber fencing along Watermill Road opposite St. Annes Park, which has displaced parking and led to a significant increase in vehicle movements into our estate. Consequently, hazardous conditions now arise on a weekly basis. Parking pressure is most acute on weeknights with activity at the nearby pitches, the beach and other local amenities, as well as on Saturdays, and Sundays, when congestion and associated safety concerns are at their highest. Vehicles frequently travel at inappropriate speeds within the estate, while parking at the entrance (to the estate) and on bends (within the estate) severely restricts visibility for both motorists and pedestrians who live here. In many instances, parking also occupies most of the available road space, creating serious safety and access issues around the green space in the centre of the estate for our young children. The Ask We, respectfully, request that the Traffic Department within Dublin City Council urgently - 1. Prioritise the installation of double yellow lines at the entrance to the estate, as an immediate step to mitigate risk. The current layout and level of obstructive parking significantly impair visibility and safe access, and we are increasingly concerned that, without prompt intervention, it is only a matter of time before a serious injury occurs. 2. Conduct a broader assessment of the estate to examine the following traffic calming measures - - Speed ramps at key junctures within the estate - The installation of a zebra crossing outside the estate (on Watermill Road) to facilitate safe crossing for children and adults - Examine how children can access / exit the green space safely with high volumes of parked cars around the perimeter (The Village Rd) We note that local representatives, including Councillors Cian O'Callaghan, Barry Heneghen and Supriya Singh have been in touch with the Traffic Advisory Group in DCC (April 2026) on our behalf, and we wish to formally support these representations. We would appreciate written confirmation of receipt of this correspondence, together with an outline of the proposed next steps and anticipated timeframe for assessment and implementation. Yours faithfully, The residents of Bettyglen Estate (Watermill Road, Raheny, Dublin 5)1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Melanie McCann -
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