Deansgrange Village Business Group says it will cause "chaos on a busy trading thoroughfare"
Businesses in South Dublin are preparing a legal challenge to Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council's plans for a new cycle route.
The local authority plans to bring in a one way system on Deansgrange Road to facilitate a two way cycle track.
The Irish Times reports that the Deansgrange Village Business Group says it will cause "chaos on a busy trading thoroughfare" and has proposed an alternative route.
The council says it has assessed the group's suggestion but have ultimately decided to go with it's initial plan.
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