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Have your say in the future of the Grand Canal!

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One of Dublin’s best-hidden secrets is the Royal Canal, leading from the Liffey to Mullingar.  Dubliners cross and re-cross it millions of times every week without noticing the ideal urban walkway below them.

Now is your opportunity to express your views on this hidden secret. Drop in to John Paul Park Sports Complex Ratoath Road, Cabra, on Wednesday, 20th March any time between 7.30pm and 9pm.

The Royal Canal Development Group is hosting an open evening for interested groups and members of the public to share information on recent activity on the canal (Docklands to Ashtown) and to make comments and suggestions for its future.

Waterways Ireland and Dublin City Council are keen to remind people that the Royal Canal is a public resource and that your support and recommendations are vital to maintain and develop this historic amenity.

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