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Press Release Tuesday 24th September 2024
Sandymount residents call on An Bord Pleanála to refuse Dublin Port’s plan to industrialise land beside Dublin Bay’s UNESCO Biosphere


SAMRA’s 87-page Planning Observation Report submitted to An Bord Pleanála today (24th September 2024) regarding the planning application (ref. PA29N.320250) lodged by the Dublin Port Company in July 2024 for the third part of its €1.1 billion port expansion plan.

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SAMRA is Dublin's oldest residents' association - serving the community for 60 years.

It works on behalf of local residents to protect and enhance this unique locality for today and tomorrow.

If you are living in the area we would really appreciate your support  - please join us HERE.

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SAMRA started  with a group of residents of Sandymount concerned at the creeping loss of the seafront as an environmental and recreational amenity for the citizens of Dublin.

 

Since then it has had a very positive impact on local planning, development, and policy matters.  The work is ongoing and there are still enormous opportunities to make the area an extremely attractive community for locals and an enriching amenity for the wider Dublin community.

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