Considering the scale of the development on the old Techrete site, this beautiful public park should remain in public use.
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Nicola Chambers
9 years ago
I believe this amenity should stay available to the community
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nicola higginbotham
9 years ago
Terrible plan, my son uses it at least once a week with his friends
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Dolores Stapleton
9 years ago
As per usual another public child friendly space taken by the Fat Cats in suits
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Amanda Ferguson
9 years ago
This park is much loved in the community and if it was given away for nothing I'd be seriously disappointed. There's no other park for miles to play tennis for free. My son and I spend many summer evenings here practicing.
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Dermot Skehan
9 years ago
Its not theirs to give away its ours
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Rachel Garbutt
9 years ago
We use Baltray park regularly and have had our wedding photos taken at the park. This is a lovely park which should be kept in the community.
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Patricia Crosse
9 years ago
great amenity would be a great loss
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Alison O'Shea
9 years ago
Tennis courts is a well used and loved amenity. My son has played tennis there with us and as part of the Dublin Parks Tennis. Please keep the park.
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Edel waksh
9 years ago
Please save great place played here as a child
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Rachel MacDonell
9 years ago
Valuable community community and should absolutely be saved. Green spaces all over the city are reducing. Please correct this awful trend. I so many of us from the area first learnt to play tennis Here and money of her children doing same.
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Lisa Galligan
9 years ago
Its the only public space left. We spent many summer on these courts and its still used quite regularly by the locals
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Des Flood
9 years ago
I grew up playing tennis and using the putting green. My kids also played tennis there. The way this has been handled by councilors/ planners is a disgrace
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Jacqui mc grath
9 years ago
Instead of getting rid maybe they could improve the park
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Disgraceful behaviour
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I grew up in Howth. This is a necessary public amenity and should be preserved for Generations to come.
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Julia MacNally
9 years ago
Surely with more families living on the peninsula, recreation space becomes even more important.
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Jude Jarvis
9 years ago
There is a huge site to be developed beside the Park. Do we have to lose the Park too? Or will there be a park with playground and or tennis courts in the plans?
a disgraceful decision
This vital amenity must be kept for public use.
Considering the scale of the development on the old Techrete site, this beautiful public park should remain in public use.
I believe this amenity should stay available to the community
Terrible plan, my son uses it at least once a week with his friends
As per usual another public child friendly space taken by the Fat Cats in suits
This park is much loved in the community and if it was given away for nothing I'd be seriously disappointed. There's no other park for miles to play tennis for free. My son and I spend many summer evenings here practicing.
Its not theirs to give away its ours
We use Baltray park regularly and have had our wedding photos taken at the park. This is a lovely park which should be kept in the community.
great amenity would be a great loss
Tennis courts is a well used and loved amenity. My son has played tennis there with us and as part of the Dublin Parks Tennis. Please keep the park.
Please save great place played here as a child
Valuable community community and should absolutely be saved. Green spaces all over the city are reducing. Please correct this awful trend. I so many of us from the area first learnt to play tennis Here and money of her children doing same.
Its the only public space left. We spent many summer on these courts and its still used quite regularly by the locals
I grew up playing tennis and using the putting green. My kids also played tennis there. The way this has been handled by councilors/ planners is a disgrace
Instead of getting rid maybe they could improve the park
Disgraceful behaviour
I grew up in Howth. This is a necessary public amenity and should be preserved for Generations to come.
Surely with more families living on the peninsula, recreation space becomes even more important.
There is a huge site to be developed beside the Park. Do we have to lose the Park too? Or will there be a park with playground and or tennis courts in the plans?