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  • September 30, 2008 at 1:55 pm #802994
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    @SunnyDub wrote:

    I think it will come good with a local plan that includes parks, public facilities as well as high density development.

    And do you believe DLRCC has any intention of including any of these? There is no sign of them in any of the recent additions to the landscape.

    October 6, 2008 at 2:23 pm #802995
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    @johnny21 wrote:

    Theres are so many developments going on in the sandyford area im lost. Whats going ahead and whats canceled??:confused: I have a few renders and pics of developments. I know a few are going ahead but dont know about the rest.

    HI there, I am currently doing a study on the Sandyford Industrial Estate and its development over the past apx10years. Can you recommend any source that you have found useful to date? I want to look at literature/journals relating to the history and development of the estate. Any comments/help will be gratefully appreciated. Thanks, Loulou

    October 6, 2008 at 3:22 pm #802996
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    Your best bet would be to contact SEBA – Sandyford Estate Business Association

    sbea [sbeassoc@eircom.net]

    October 9, 2008 at 5:37 pm #802997
    Anonymous
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    @loulou wrote:

    HI there, I am currently doing a study on the Sandyford Industrial Estate and its development over the past apx10years. Can you recommend any source that you have found useful to date? I want to look at literature/journals relating to the history and development of the estate. Any comments/help will be gratefully appreciated. Thanks, Loulou

    Hi loulou,i mainly googled for images and websites which i think is the best way on finding info for a certain area, but if i can help you finding a certain development or a bit of history, it be no problem.

    October 9, 2008 at 6:30 pm #802998
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    Contact Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council and also look at their various development plans going back over the last few years. Also, a planning search on the area will give you more information. This can then give you an idea of the respective planners who made decisions within the area, who can then be contacted for more information, and so on.

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