Eight Regeneration Projects In Dublin Allocated Funding Of €430M

Great news announced today by @DarraghOBrienTD that we have been allocated €174.3M for city projects. €121.3m of this will be used to help fund projects in the North Inner City, with €53m going towards projects in the South Inner City. https://t.co/8ZmNtjcWF2@DeptHousingIRL pic.twitter.com/Xmzz7cL7or

— Dublin City Council (@DubCityCouncil) March 5, 2021

€430 million has been allocated for eight urban regeneration projects in Dublin.

It includes projects in the North and South Inner City, a community hub project in Dundrum and a regeneration project for Balbriggan.

A further 800 million will be given to projects outside of Dublin over the next week.

The Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, Darragh O’Brien TD, announced the funding under ‘Call 2’ of the Urban Regeneration and Development Fund.

The URDF part-funds projects aimed at enhancing urban areas to make them more attractive places in which to live, work, visit and invest. Dublin’s four local authorities, which will deliver these multi-annual projects, will receive this funding.

The eight projects for which URDF support has been approved are:

• North Inner City Concept Area 1 (Dublin City Council) - €121.3 million
• South Inner City Concept Area 2 (Dublin City Council) - €53 million
• Cherrywood Public Access, Permeability and Amenity (Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council) - €40.4 million
• Dundrum Community, Cultural and Civic Hub (Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council) - €4 million
• Balbriggan Rejuvenation (Fingal County Council) - €25.4 million
• Dunsink Feasibility Study - Transportation and Surface Water Assessments (Fingal County Council) - €41,250
• Clonburris - supplementary strategic infrastructure for the Strategic Development Zone (South Dublin County Council) - €176.6 million
• Adamstown - supplementary strategic infrastructure for the Strategic Development Zone (South Dublin County Council) - €9.7 million

  Announcing the provisional allocations this morning, Minister O’Brien said, "This funding will support projects that will enhance the quality of life for many people. The projects are all about making these areas more attractive places in which to live, work, visit and invest. In that context, this funding will be a catalyst for regeneration, development and growth. The funding I am announcing today will also provide much-needed economic stimulus and job creation as our economy emerges from the depths of the pandemic.