From: john Sent: 06 June 2002 18:49
To: support@s2s.ie
Subject: s2s
i live in howth and use the cycle paths every day to commute to and from work ,i think your proposal is a great one and i fully support it .there is however one gripe i have ,along the route into town there are lamppost’s in the middle of the track and I have nearly been impaled upon the same posts on occasions ,i think these obstacles should be removed ,wishing you the very best on your campaign
yours john wickham.
From: Hugh Casement Sent: 06 June 2002 23:36
To: support@s2s.ie
Subject: Walkway Great idea, that I have been thinking about for years but of course doing nothing about it! Might be a good time to lobby the new Minister for Transport. Would certainly like to help in some way.
Hugh Casement
From: Kelvin Gillen Sent: 07 June 2002 09:54
To: support@s2s.ie
Subject: Support Read about yer S2S proposal in yesterday’s Times – thought it was a great idea !! Would definitely like to get involved, not really sure exactly in what capacity but am willing to help. Thanks again and good luck !!
Kelvin Gillen
From: Sue Carter Sent: 07 June 2002 10:57
To: info@s2s.ie
Hello
This is Sue Carter at the Dublin Life show, the afternoon lifestyle and cultural show at Newstalk. We’d be very interested in doing a feature on the show next week on the walkway, it sounds like a great topic to discuss. The focus of our show is lifestyle in Dublin and to date we have covered a lot of similarly-themed issues in the city. I’d love to arrange for someone from the project to come onto the show next week to talk about this so if you can contact me on 01 6445109 to discuss this further.
Regards Sue Carter
From: Anthony Sweetman Sent: 07 June 2002 17:13
To: support@s2s.ie
Subject: Link Bridge
To whom it may concern, I am fully supportive of your campaign to connect Sandycove and Sutton by means of a pedestrian / cycle bridge. I have long considered this concept, and believe it is overdue. I am an architect and Construction Project Manager, and would be interested in lending help to the project. I am due to leave Ireland for an overseas contract in Mid-August, but would be keen to contribute in the short term.
Regards,
Anthony H. Sweetman
From: Chris Mac Lochlainn Sent: 07 June 2002 23:42
To: support@s2s.ie
Subject: Proposed Route I wish to express my support for this proposal. It’s a marvellous idea and will be of tremendous benefit. I’d be happy to help out if I can be of use.
Chris Mac Lochlainn
From: Beth and Jane O’Halloran Sent: 08 June 2002 18:02
To: support@s2s.ie
Subject: Walkway What a fantastic idea! The most exciting plan for Dublin yet. What do you have to do next?
Jane O’Halloran
From: David McCabe Sent: 06 June 2002 20:20
To: info@s2s.ie Subject: walkway promenade and cycle way kindly send me more information on the above t This is an idea which I championed in 1998 (although limited to Irishtown to Dun Laoghaire) through a letter to the Irish Times as a potential milennium project. I am a retired and active banker/accountant and would be glad to lend my time and skills to your efforts. Will you have a public meeting(s)?
David McCabe
From: William Hamilton Sent: 06 June 2002 11:49
To: info@S2S.ie
Subject: Suggestion Great idea.
Keep it up. I love cycling, walking and running but find dublin can be a pain in the you know what. Would there be any space in you plans for a jogging lane?? It is not good for joints and bones to be constantly running on concrete and roads. Could there be (at in least sections) a running surface included to take joggers into account? Maybe too expensive? Billy Hamilton From: Micheal L Collins Sent: 12 June 2002 15:48 To: support@s2s.ie Subject: Support Hi, I want to express my support for your venture. It is a sensible and attractive idea which if successful will add a wonderful sporting/leisure/health amenity to Dublin City. I am unsure how I might be of assistance but would be very happy to help out if required. Please feel free to contact me.
With Best Wishes
Micheál Collins
From: “Joe Conway”
To:
Great idea… I hope you can bring it to fruition
Joe Conway
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