Crime Prevention this Winter
Top tips from Sergeant James Malone, dlr Crime Prevention Officer with An Garda Síochána on how to prevent crime during the winter months. This is an Initiative of the dlr Age Friendly and Social Inclusion Unit.
Link to video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5Rs52m3oDg
Oatlands Monastery Site – Revised date
Residents of Cherry Garth, please note that the large concrete pour proposed for 8th Dec has now been re-scheduled for Monday 13th Dec.
read moreStorm Barra – Emergency Contact Numbers
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council have issued the upgraded storm warning. For more information and emergency contact numbers please see here.
read moreOatlands Monastery Site – Construction Notice
This week + next week:
Rising Blockwork walls for houses near Cherrygarth and Excavation + Blinding + Fixing Steel Bars.
5-6 trucks per day.
08/12/2021 (date revised to 13/12/2021)
Large pour of concrete for basement of the apartment blocks which will start very early in the morning and placing + finishing of the concrete will carry on through the evening and into the night. (NB Once poured concrete must be finished before it becomes hard). The Contractor has applied to DLRCC for a special license for this concrete pour and it is likely to be granted.
MMRA has asked the Contractor to minimise all potential impacts on local residents particularly noise, vibration and lighting (which must be directed away from local dwellings).
MMRA Planning Committee
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MMRA Leaf Sweep and Verge Tidy this Saturday 10.30am
We hope you can join us for the Leaf Sweep and Verge Tidy this Saturday. MMRA-sponsored Panda Green Waste Skip Bags will be available in central locations for residents to deposit leaves swept up on the day.
If each resident could sweep the path and kerb outside their own home and place the leaves collected in the skip bag closest to their road.
Help with the grass verges and footpath area outside an elderly neighbours home, and communal areas such as the entrance to Deerpark, traffic islands and roundabouts would be much appreciated.
read moreDLR Parks Notice: Cherrygarth Open Space works November
DLR Parks will be carrying out works in Cherrygarth open space starting this week. The old fencing will be removed and replaced with new hedging, there will be some repairs to the wall and rerendering. Bulb planting will also be part of the works. There are some failed trees there also and these will be removed and some Cherry trees planted in their stead.
read moredlr Time Machine Neighbourhood Project
The ‘Time Machine’ is an age-friendly, cross-generational neighbourhood time capsule project. Contact dlr if you would like to get involved.
read moreTelecommunication Cabinet and Pole on Public Footpath/ Roadway R825 on Lower Kilmacud Road
MMRA are now aware that the recently erected pole stands 15 metres tall which appears to exceed the 12 metres tall threshold that would ordinarily be exempt from Planning Permission. MMRA to seek clarity from DLRCC.
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Dog Fouling – Bag It, Bin It
To help eradicate the problem of dog fouling MMRA have installed 3 ‘Mutt Mitt’ doggie bag dispensers in Mount Merrion.
Should you be caught out without a plastic bag to pick up after your pooch, you can get a ‘mutt mitt’ outside Ed Maguires shop at Deerpark, the Green on The Close and Trees Road Upper beside The Food Shop.
Used bags should be disposed of in the bins provided, or brought home.
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Mount Merrion is a suburban estate in South County Dublin developed on lands once the seat of the Viscounts Fitwilliam. Centred around the Deerpark, a public park first landscaped by the 5th Viscount, and the remains of the house he built there in 1711, Mount Merrion today is generally considered to be bounded to the North by The UCD campus at Belfield, to the East by the N11 and Booterstown and Blackrock, to the South by Stillorgan and Kilmacud, and to the West by Goatstown and Clonskeagh. *Lower Kilmacud Road residents on the right-hand-side from Stillorgan Shopping Centre, odd numbers 103 to 167, including 111a, are within Mount Merrion demense. The Mount Merrion Residents Association, founded in 1935, is the oldest residents’ association in continuous existence in Ireland. It represents the following roads:
- Callary Road
- Cedarmount Road
- Cherrygarth
- Chestnut Road
- Clonmore Road
- The Close
- Cypress Road
- Deerpark Road
- Foster Avenue
- The Fosters
- Glenabbey Road
- Greenfield Road
- Greygates
- Iris Grove
- Lower Kilmacud Road (partial)
- Mather Road North
- Mather Road South
- Mount Anville Road
- North Avenue
- Owenstown Park
- Redesdale Crescent
- Redesdale Road
- The Rise
- Roebuck Avenue
- St Thomas Road
- St Thomas Mead
- South Avenue
- Sycamore Road
- Sycamore Cresent
- East Avenue (Sycamore)
- Thornhill Road
- Trees Avenue
- Trees Road Lower
- Trees Road Upper
- Wilson Crescent
- Wilson Road