Dublin Bay Futures

Interested Bodies: Statutory Bodies

Dept. Of Environment, Heritage and Local Government

Dept of Communications, Marine and Natural Resources                 

Drogheda Port is one of Ireland’s premier multi modal ports strategically located on the east coast with direct motorway access to the country’s key industrial and commercial centres.                                                               

Dublin City Council delivering a wide and complex range of services to a diverse customer base, in a representational and operational role on behalf of the citizens of Dublin.          

Dublin Docklands Development Authority leads a major project of physical, social and economic regeneration in the East side of Dublin.                   

Dublin Port is a self-financing, semi-state organisation whose business is to facilitate the flow of goods, passengers and attendant tracking information through the Port.

Dublin Regional Authority promotes co-operation and joint action between local authorities, public authorities and other bodies.

Dublin Transportation Office aims to produce a practicable set of recommendations for new transport infrastructure and complimentary measures to manage projected growth in the demand for travel from all sections of the community over twenty years.

Dun Laoghaire Harbour Company

Dún Laoghaire Rathdown Council County Council 

EPA acts as a powerful agent for change, both in attitudes to the environment and in actions on environmental protection.                                           

Fingal County Council

Eastern Regional Fisheries Board is a statutory body with responsibility for the Management, Conservation and Development of the Inland Fisheries within its Region.

Eastern River Basin District                                                     

National Roads Authority has overall responsibility for planning and supervision of construction and maintenance works on national roads.

Three Rivers Project to establish monitoring systems and develop management strategies, which will restore and conserve the waters of the Boyne, Liffey and Suir rivers to 'good ecological status'.

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