Ashtown

At the June 2013 meeting of Dublin City Council I requested Dublin City Council to renew the yellow box at Martin Savage Estate and the Ashtown road.  I also asked the Manager to arrange to have the road markings on the Ashtown Road and the Ashtown gate re-painted and a yield sign erected at the Ashtown  entrance to the Phoenix Park.  The Manager advised me that “The request for the repainting of the line markings at the above location has been referred to the Traffic Officer for investigation and appropriate action.  In relation to the request for a ‘Yield’ sign at Ashtown Gate, this location is within Fingal County Councils’ administrative area.”  The contact for this work is Frank Crowley, Traffic Officer.Tel: 222 2508.  Mary

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