A new bridge is set to be built to cater for cyclists crossing the Liffey.
The plan, which is set to start in mid 2021, will see the unit be put between Samuel Beckett and Tom Clarke bridge and will only be for pedestrians and cyclists.
The bridge will have a two-way cycle lane as footpaths on each side.
It's expected to take 18 months to complete according to Dublin Chamber who've welcomed the plan as it will "make cycling in this part of the city much safer and more attractive".
They said: "Plans have been announced for a new bridge across the Liffey.
"The 125m ‘Blood Stoney Bridge’ will sit between the Samuel Beckett and Tom Clarke Bridges and be open to cyclists and pedestrians only.
"The bridge will include a 2-way cycle lane in the middle & footpaths on either side. Construction is scheduled to start in mid-2021 & take around 18 months.
"This bridge will be a good addition and make cycling in this part of the city much safer and more attractive."
