Played tennis there as a child as did my children thought it was public property
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Andrew Petherbridge
9 years ago
Howth is already over populated and attracting excessive traffic and must not be forgotten is a working fishing port.
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Columba O'Reilly
9 years ago
This park has tennis courts and many local kids play tennis there every summer through the Parks Tennis initiative.
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Kate Dotchin
9 years ago
A disgrace that destroying Beltray Park is even being considered!.
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Aideen Moore
9 years ago
Please leave something for the people of Howth
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Margo McDonald
9 years ago
Save this park. It is much needed.
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Linda Minto
9 years ago
This park holds so many childhood memories and kids still enjoy it
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Deirdre
9 years ago
This is a local amenity that must be preserved
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This particular development should never be allowed go ahead. Listen to the people.
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C Moynihan
9 years ago
It belongs to the people of Howth not property developers
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Stevie Walls
9 years ago
I learned to ride my bicycle in this park and so did my Mum,
and I still walk round it with my grandparents today. Allow the future generations to have experiences like this.
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CarolAnn Craig
9 years ago
Played tennis here as a child for years there is enough development taking place at Techcrete & beyond, disgraceful of Fingal
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Paula lynskey
9 years ago
You shouldn't be able to sell something that belongs to someone else. Baltray belongs to all of us. Hands off
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Brian
9 years ago
It's a beautiful park, don't sell public amenities to private buyers as part of a private deal!!!
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Geraldine Flanagan
9 years ago
We wish to object to the handing over of Baltray park to anybody. Baltray is the only free park in Howth for people to visit.
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Gordon Jeyes
9 years ago
The tennis courts are used frequently all summer. This would be a loss to adults and teens alike.
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Coralie Harrison
9 years ago
Please leave the park as it is in safe hands, not to a Developers as it will eventually be gone as they never ever keep their promises once they get their hands on things.
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Bernie
9 years ago
Save our park I played tennis there and so did my kids and grand kids
Played tennis there as a child as did my children thought it was public property
Howth is already over populated and attracting excessive traffic and must not be forgotten is a working fishing port.
This park has tennis courts and many local kids play tennis there every summer through the Parks Tennis initiative.
A disgrace that destroying Beltray Park is even being considered!.
Please leave something for the people of Howth
Save this park. It is much needed.
This park holds so many childhood memories and kids still enjoy it
This is a local amenity that must be preserved
This particular development should never be allowed go ahead. Listen to the people.
It belongs to the people of Howth not property developers
I learned to ride my bicycle in this park and so did my Mum, and I still walk round it with my grandparents today. Allow the future generations to have experiences like this.
Played tennis here as a child for years there is enough development taking place at Techcrete & beyond, disgraceful of Fingal
You shouldn't be able to sell something that belongs to someone else. Baltray belongs to all of us. Hands off
It's a beautiful park, don't sell public amenities to private buyers as part of a private deal!!!
We wish to object to the handing over of Baltray park to anybody. Baltray is the only free park in Howth for people to visit.
The tennis courts are used frequently all summer. This would be a loss to adults and teens alike.
Please leave the park as it is in safe hands, not to a Developers as it will eventually be gone as they never ever keep their promises once they get their hands on things.
Save our park I played tennis there and so did my kids and grand kids
Keep our urban green space - save Baltray Park!
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