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Fight the closure of lansdowne valley p&p course

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joe keeley
9 years ago

Do not replace the pitch and putt course with a cycle path. Leave the course alone and no more concrete.

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ellen
9 years ago

please leave the very scarce green area alone in d12

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Darren mekenna
9 years ago

Keep it open we need more pitch and putt courses not taking them away

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Martin holland
9 years ago

Let them stay there.

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Sinead
9 years ago

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William Peyton
9 years ago

This cant happen

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Kevin simm
9 years ago

An oasis of parkland in a built up area why remove more green space .

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Jim Higgins
9 years ago Featured

This is a great amenity, and to encroach upon it with a cycle track would be detrimental to residents. Why remove a sporting amenity and deplete valuable green space to 'solve' a traffic problem that does not exist? There is already a track suitable for cycling alongside the apartments between Bluebell and the Longmile Road.

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Noel lunney
9 years ago

Probably one of the best and most challenging Pitch and Putt courses in the country. It would be a shame to lose it.

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Ciaran Butler
9 years ago

Another pointless decision by somebody in the council trying to justify his job.

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Joan Craig
9 years ago

A valuable amenity for the people in Dublin 12, with all the talk about getting out in the fresh air and taking exercise surely this doing just that.

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Elaine Graham
9 years ago

Signing petition

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Susan Mongan
9 years ago Featured

Was part of The Black Forge Pitch and Putt Club a long time ago and played Lansdown Valley a good few times. It's a brilliant and challenging pitch and putt course. It would be such a pity to see it go as it's the only one in the area, and is still used by the club.

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Catherine
9 years ago

Have played on many courses with the Black Forge Pitch and putt club but if looked after this course would be the best.

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Gabrielle Redmond
9 years ago

This area was willed to the people as an amenity

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Peter casey
9 years ago Featured

I have played on this course for 23 years and it would be a disgrace if this amenity was to close.