Grand Canal Green Route 3rd -12th Lock has won the following awards:

LAMA Awards 2011 - Winner for the "Best Recreational Facility"

LAMA Awards 2011 - Finalist for the "Best Civil Engineering Project"

For more information on the project click here.

April 2011

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Glasnevin Heritage Centre/ Museum has recenty won the following awards:

Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement, from the Themed Entertainment Association, Burbank California
Digital Media Awards, Best Digital Design and Overall Grand Prix Winners
OPUS Design Award, Highly commended for Architectural Design
Institute of Designers in Ireland, Highly commended Best Exhibition Design
Public Sector Journal, Best Historical and Educational Attraction

For more information on the project click here.

March 2011

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CSEA were shortlisted for Engineers Ireland "CPD Company of the Year Award 2010".

October 2010

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The  Grand Canal Green Route opened officially to the public on Friday 18th June 2010.

The Green Route opens up a major natural resource, the Grand Canal, for improved amenity, recreational, educational and transportational uses. The route extends from the 3rd Lock in Inchicore to the 12th Lock in Lucan, a distance of 8.5km. It provides a quality pedestrian and cycling path and employs the latest technology in CCTV and public lighting. The scheme includes extensive tree and shrub planting and the provision of enhanced habitats for flora and fauna along the route.

The Green Route project was initiated by South Dublin County Council, Dublin City Council, ESB Networks and Waterways Ireland. The scheme has been developed in a partnership manner by the four statutory bodies and yields dividends for all concerned, benefiting in particular the
communities and businesses in the West Dublin region and has established a blueprint for future
inter-agency projects.

Click to view the official canalbrochure.pdf for the Opening.