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    35-39 Drummartin Road Dublin, Co. Dublin, Ireland - Dun Laoighre Rathdown
    The Dundrum and Sandyford pay of this sign has totally faded and is illegible...
  • 26-48 Stillorgan Grove Dublin, Dublin - Dun Laoighre Rathdown
    After recent work on the Carysfort/Maritimo stream this area has been left without any chevrons for a poorly lit, blind, sharp turn.
  • Stillorgan Rd Dublin, Co. Dublin, Ireland - Dun Laoighre Rathdown

    There are wet leaves building up along this foot/cycle path causing it to become slippery.

    Also as leaves build up on the left pedestrians are inclined to step out infront of cyclists unexpectedly.

    This stretch will need frequent clearing during autumn for the safety of pedestrians and cyclists alike...

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    Howth Rd Dublin, Co. Dublin, Ireland - Fingal

    The footpath through the linear park parallel to the Howth Road ends abruptly at the West Pier.

    There is no pedestrian crossing, and ramps on neither side.

    There is a ramp at the roadside path, but only on one side of the West Pier road. There is no pedestrian crossing here either.

    The intersection lies between the Weekend Markets, Dart station and Howth Village and is a busy intersection for pedestrian traffic.

    Provision should be made for pedestrians here in keeping with the well layed out crossings on the Howth road.

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    Fleurville/Carysfort Ave Junction Blackrock, Co. Dublin, Ireland - Dun Laoighre Rathdown
    This sign has been turned by the wind or some vandal and should point towards stillorgan with the other signs on the pole...
  • Custom House Quay Dublin, Co. Dublin, Ireland - Dublin City
    The drain under the railway bridge on the land ward side of Custom House Quay is blocked and rain water from the bridge is pooling across the foot path.
  • 63 Kill Ave Dun Laoghaire, Stillorgan, Co. Dublin, Ireland - Dun Laoighre Rathdown
    Street name sign has been removed.
  • St Fintan'S Park Monkstown, Stillorgan, Co. Dublin, Ireland - Dun Laoighre Rathdown
    Signs on both sides of Abbey Road have been turned to face the wrong way by the wind or vandals.
  • Booterstown Ave Booterstown, Stillorgan, Co. Dublin, Ireland - Dublin

    At the N11 end, there is a speed limit sign (60 km/h for the N11) that is obscured by being behind a "no trucks sign" (for opposing traffic on the avenue)

    The back of the speed limit sign also has a speed limit sign (again for opposing traffic).

    None of the three signs can be read efficiently because of the clutter...

    Perhaps a review is in order...

    Each sign has a duplicate within meters of it's position.

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    Montrose Overpass UCD Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland - Dublin
    On UCD side of the road the pedestrian light should face towards bridge but is out of position...
  • 164 Stillorgan Rd Donnybrook, Dublin 4, Ireland - Dublin

    A build up of wet leaves on the footpath and cycle lane poses a risk of accident on this stretch since the overhanging bushes can slow the melting of frost etc...

    The area is quite slippery.

    Please can the leaves be cleared up?

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    Stillorgan Rd An Charraig Dhubh, Stillorgan, Co. Dublin, Ireland - Dun Laoighre Rathdown

    I passed these today.
    The lights on the left side of the road inbound: right light flashing wildly, (left off) Lights on right working fine.

    South bound: lights on right not functioning, set on left fine.

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    Kilmacud Rd Stillorgan, Co. Dublin, Ireland - Dun Laoighre Rathdown

    The abbreviation "Iocht" for iochtarach (lower) is incorrectly spelled with an L on both sides of the road.

    The L could be changed to an I with a lick of paint?

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    Stillorgan Park Stillorgan, Co. Dublin, Ireland - Dun Laoighre Rathdown

    On Stillorgan Park at the junction with the N11 there are two lanes of traffic:
    The left lane is marked for left and foreward going traffic; the right lane for foreward and right going traffic...

    ...There is also a large sign on the grass verge that says you can turn right from the left lane (and not go straight from the right).

    Which is correct?

    Most people follow the road markings, but occasionally someone turns right from the left causing mayhem...

    Please remove/amend/replace the sign.