Donabate Distributor Road Phase 2

Donabate Distributor Road Phase 2 - Non-Statutory Public Consultation on the Emerging Preferred Route

This project aims to provide a new upgrade to the R126 from the Donabate Distributor Road Phase 1 through to Lissenhall Junction, improving the road and safety for all users.

Why is the Scheme needed?

  • To improve the existing substandard road geometry.
  • A reconfigured junction at Lissenhall will improve traffic congestion for all traffic.
  • To provide facilities for pedestrians, cyclists, other vulnerable road users and public transport to create a safe environment for encouraging active travel for local trips.

Tell us what you think!

A non-statutory consultation will run from Monday 13 October 2025 until Friday 07 November 2025 for postal and online submissions.

Make a submission online at https://consult.fingal.ie/en/browse

OR

By post to the Senior Executive Engineer, Planning & Strategic Infrastructure Department, Fingal County Council, County Hall, Main Street, Swords, Co Dublin, K67 X8Y2.

Please make your submission by one means only. Be advised that all submissions will be published. Please do not include personal information such as your address or contact details in your submission. If you do, these will be removed in the moderation process prior to publication.

In-person event

Fingal County Council is organising an in-person public consultation event to view and comment on the Emerging Preferred Route in the Martello Room, Shoreline Hotel, Donabate, K36 V064 between 18:00 – 20:00 on Wednesday, 22 October 2025

Details of the scheme

Full details of the scheme including detailed drawings and reports are available under the 'materials' section to the right hand side of this page. Hard copies of the scheme drawings will be available to view at the Donabate Portrane Community and Leisure Centre, Donabate, K36 F598 during the consultation period.

Next Steps 

Upon completion of this consultation process, informed by the submissions made by public and stakeholders, the design of the scheme will progress to the next stage.