Council to ban cars permanently from Dollymount Strand

A permanent ban on cars at Dollymount Strand in Dublin is to be put in place.

Council to ban cars permanently from Dollymount Strand

A permanent ban on cars at Dollymount Strand in Dublin is to be put in place.

Last June, Dublin City Council erected barriers at the Wooden Bridge and Causeway Road entrances to stop motorists from driving on to the sand.

Now, according to the Irish Times, the council is making the move permanent after strong advice from gardaí over public safety.

For years locals received their first driving lessons on Dollymount Strand.

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