I am a golf course manager and I believe in protecting the environment and our hereitage ! Gaelic sports have always been played in the bridgefield , eroding our forests and green spaces for parking is not promoting health or the environment ! Walk , cycle ,bus , train to Malahide it will keep you fit , reduce emissions , promote health and encourage people to see what's in front of them a wondeful facility which should not be destroyed or diminished in any way ! Yours , Tom Barnes .
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Damien McDonnell
10 years ago
There's been enough development already. Leave the rest as it is.
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Mags
10 years ago
Should be left as it is!!!
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Karl Murphy
10 years ago
Leave the trees alone!
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A Spencer
10 years ago
Find more nature friendly ways to turn a buck!
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Karen Griffith
10 years ago
Over developed as it is, leave the woodlands alone
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Guy hart
10 years ago
I've been to Malahide twice and it's the finest town near Dublin and in the entire region along the east coast. Don't ruin it!
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Bryan Sheridan
10 years ago
Leave it alone
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Kenny Grant
10 years ago
I am a Malahide resident. I regularly take part in Malahide Parkrun and make good use of Malahide Castle Desmesne. Above all else, As much as my children love to visit forest adventure centres, the Castle is not the place for it. I find the proposed coach park abhorrent. In this day and age, where there is excellent access from the station, we should not be sacrificing green space amenity like this.
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Aoife Smyth
10 years ago
I'm from Malahide and love the castle and the beautiful gardens. Please leave as it is!
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Eric Westphal
10 years ago
Why would you even consider tearing away such beauty? Are you Mad!
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Mona Barry
10 years ago
Please please keep this area for our kids. They are more important than cars! . Simple!!!
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Geraldine Maxwell
10 years ago
Why do you have to destroy the beauty we have around us by building more
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Anonymous
10 years ago
proper process must be adherd to
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Jillian McDonald
10 years ago
Leave it!!
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Colin kiernan
10 years ago
Leave well enough alone
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Nuala Lewis
10 years ago
There are already 4 car parks in the grounds , we Do Not Want or Need any more, the parkland is for the PEOPLE not more cars!
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rob mathews
10 years ago
Leave it alone.
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Mairead Nally
10 years ago
I fully agree with Mary O' Herlihy - this is a woodland adventure that is free and open to imagination and curiosity
I am a golf course manager and I believe in protecting the environment and our hereitage ! Gaelic sports have always been played in the bridgefield , eroding our forests and green spaces for parking is not promoting health or the environment ! Walk , cycle ,bus , train to Malahide it will keep you fit , reduce emissions , promote health and encourage people to see what's in front of them a wondeful facility which should not be destroyed or diminished in any way ! Yours , Tom Barnes .
There's been enough development already. Leave the rest as it is.
Should be left as it is!!!
Leave the trees alone!
Find more nature friendly ways to turn a buck!
Over developed as it is, leave the woodlands alone
I've been to Malahide twice and it's the finest town near Dublin and in the entire region along the east coast. Don't ruin it!
Leave it alone
I am a Malahide resident. I regularly take part in Malahide Parkrun and make good use of Malahide Castle Desmesne. Above all else, As much as my children love to visit forest adventure centres, the Castle is not the place for it. I find the proposed coach park abhorrent. In this day and age, where there is excellent access from the station, we should not be sacrificing green space amenity like this.
I'm from Malahide and love the castle and the beautiful gardens. Please leave as it is!
Why would you even consider tearing away such beauty? Are you Mad!
Please please keep this area for our kids. They are more important than cars! . Simple!!!
Why do you have to destroy the beauty we have around us by building more
proper process must be adherd to
Leave it!!
Leave well enough alone
There are already 4 car parks in the grounds , we Do Not Want or Need any more, the parkland is for the PEOPLE not more cars!
Leave it alone.
I fully agree with Mary O' Herlihy - this is a woodland adventure that is free and open to imagination and curiosity
simplicity is the essence of good design