Albert College Park
Public park in Glasnevin, north Dublin, Ireland.
At a glance
| Source | Author | Role | In one line |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ireland’s $27BN Mission to Save Dublin | The B1M | subject | Chosen site of a MetroLink intervention shaft. |
Ireland’s $27BN Mission to Save Dublin — The B1M (2026)
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Albert College Park is the destination of choice.
- Role: subject
- In the video: The metro’s section between Collins Avenue and Griffith Park is nearly 1,500 m long, over the EU’s 1,000 m limit, so an intervention shaft for escape and ventilation must be built between the stations; the park, with its trees and playground, is chosen and will become the centre of the shaft works.
- Why it matters: The park is the concrete local cost of the metro: a neighbourhood green space turned into a construction site.