Plans to close the Seatown Road for two years are now open to public consultation. Details of the plan, which include detouring traffic through St Columcilles Drive and Chapel Lane, are now available online. The period of the proposed temporary road closure is from 8.00am on 1st July 2024 to 5.00pm on 30th June 2026. …
Removal of parking spaces, tabletop ramps, and a new school zone crossing at Fingal Community College are planned for Chapel Lane, St Colmcilles Drive and Seatown Road. This plan, which is currently out for public consultation, is a response to the plans to close the end of Seatown Road near North Street for 24 months…
The section of the Brackenstown Road, which suffered from subsidence, will be closed for three days next week (13th, 14th, 15th December). The road between Swords Manor and Knocksedan is being closed to allow for the final works to be completed. Traffic from Swords will be diverted along the Murrough Rd to the Rathbeal Rd…
Roadworks, linked to the development of Metrolink, will take place over the next week along the Swords bypass (R132). Resurfacing works will progress along the R132 over the week reducing the number of lanes as it is carried out. On November 1st the Seatown Roundabout will be reduced to a stop/go and traffic disruption should…
Following reports of two accidents in recent weeks on the Rathbeale Rd, Fingal County Council are conducting a speed survey to inform futher traffic calming measures. A new speed reader sign is also being installed next to the junction for JC’s supermarket in the coming weeks. In response to a motion calling for a safety…
A new road project, which will link the Rathbeale Rd and the Brackenstown Road, will have consultants appointed to it in Q3 of this year. The Swords Western Distributor Road which will go from the Brackenstown Rd, west of Swords Manor, and travel north past the new Mooretown development and across the Broadmeadown River to…
As construction works on the section of the Brackenstown Road which subsided last year are finally complete, engineers are planning another phase of works. The stop-go system which has been in place for a year will removed from the Brackenstown Rd in the coming weeks but it will return in September as an 80m section…
A contractor has finally been appointed to deal with subsidence on the Brackenstown Rd. The subsidence, which has led to a stop-go traffic light being in place for a year, has been a complex issue for engineers to resolve after it was discovered that the foundations of the road are resting on clay. The road…