Here's how you can have your say on plans to extend 30km/h speed limits in Dublin

Plans are in place to extend the 30km/h speed limits throughout the Dublin City Council area.

A public consultation has been launched on the plans which will see the speed limits introduced across the city on a phased basis.

The survey will be open until 22 September 2019 and you can submit your views here.

Current plans will see Part A come into operation on 31 March 2020, Part B on 30 June 2020 and Part C on 30 September 2020.

Here's the areas covered in each part:

Part A - to Fingal County Council boundary

• Ashtown
• Finglas East
• Finglas West
• Finglas South
• Ballymun
• Poppintree
• Santry
• Whitehall
• Glasnevin
• Parts of Drumcondra

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Part B - to South Dublin/Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council boundaries

• Ballyfermot
• Inchicore
• Bluebell
• Terenure
• Rathgar
• Clonskeagh
• Donnybrook
• Ringsend

Part C - to Fingal County Council boundary

• Donnycarney
• Darndale
• Clongriffin
• Beaumont
• Kilmore
• Parts of Drumcondra

The 30km/h speed limits have been introduced through the Dublin City Council area since April and May 2017.

This will be the fourth phase of the speed limits being introduced.

Further breakdowns of the 2019 review for speed limit bye-laws can be found here.