‘City of walking’ might not be a reality yet but lighter car traffic at key crossings is making getting around the capital on foot a much smoother experience
New traffic regulations came into effect on Bachelors Walk in Dublin in August: The benefits to pedestrians and shoppers are tangible. Photograph: Tom Honanhas infiltrated the in-store playlists. Yes, it is only November 7th, but as far as retailers are concerned, Christmas is here, and it will continue to be here, in its build-up phase alone, for the next 48 days.
Thanks to the parts of the Dublin City Centre Transport Plan that have been implemented to date, walking between the Henry Street and Grafton Street, the two main shopping areas in Dublin is a smoother, calmer and more seamless experience. The true economic impact will eventually reveal itself. Notably, retailers have not been faring too badly of late, with spending in the Dublin economy increasing in the July-September period for the 17th consecutive quarter, albeit at a slightly more subdued rate.
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