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18/09/2019
Dublin's College Green Hosting Car Free Day
Dublin's College Green is set to go car-free this Sunday, 22 September, as part of European Mobility Week.
The event will highlight the environmental and health benefits of a sustainable urban mobility culture.
The surrounding area in Dublin City Centre will be closed to motorised traffic and cyclists from 7am to 7pm to facilitate a variety of fun activities and events.
Road closures include:
• Dame Street, George's Street junction, to College Green
• No vehicle access to Anglesea Street from Dame Street
• No vehicle access from Fownes Street Upper to Dame Street
• No vehicle access to Foster Place South
• No vehicle access to Cope Street
• No vehicle access to Dame Street from College Green
• No vehicle access from Church Lane to Dame Street
• No vehicle access to Trinity Street from Dame Street
• No vehicle access to St. Andrew's Street from Dame Street.
(JG/CM)
The event will highlight the environmental and health benefits of a sustainable urban mobility culture.
The surrounding area in Dublin City Centre will be closed to motorised traffic and cyclists from 7am to 7pm to facilitate a variety of fun activities and events.
Road closures include:
• Dame Street, George's Street junction, to College Green
• No vehicle access to Anglesea Street from Dame Street
• No vehicle access from Fownes Street Upper to Dame Street
• No vehicle access to Foster Place South
• No vehicle access to Cope Street
• No vehicle access to Dame Street from College Green
• No vehicle access from Church Lane to Dame Street
• No vehicle access to Trinity Street from Dame Street
• No vehicle access to St. Andrew's Street from Dame Street.
(JG/CM)
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