Proposed new bridge over Liffey part of Dublin Port masterplan

Dublin Port has launched a public consultation on the third part of its masterplan project, which includes a new bridge over the River Liffey.
The 190m structure will be to the east of the Tom Clarke Bridge and will part of a new 2.2km road that will link the northern and southern areas of the port.
The aim is to remove heavy goods vehicles off the local roads in the area.
Other parts of the plan include the largest container terminal in Ireland, located in front of the ESB's Poolbeg Power Station, that will have 650m of deep water berths.
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