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Ballymun was a housing estate built in the 1960s on the north side of Dublin to rehouse residents from the city's inner city. It originally housed young families but over time lacked amenities, shops, recreation, and green spaces. The flats became poorly maintained with broken lifts and bad insulation. Unemployment was high and education levels low, leading to social problems and degradation. By the 1990s, Ballymun had a poor image and run-down appearance. In 1997, Ballymun Regeneration Limited launched a renewal project that demolished the flats and built 5000 new homes, added community facilities, parks, a town center, jobs, and improved transport and security while involving the community.
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- 1. Urban Solutions New Towns Urban Redevelopment Urban Renewal
- 2. Ballymun Built in the 1960’s to rehouse residents of Dublin’s inner city North side of Dublin, Close to the airport Originally it housed young families Lack of amenities Few shops or recreational areas Lack of green space Degradation Poorly maintained flats Broken lifts Badly insulatedAbsence of community Unemployment was high Level of education was low Social problems became an issue Area became run down and had as poor image
- 3. 1960’s Young families North side Unemployment Lack of amenities Community Degradation Image Social problems
- 4. Ballymun Regeneration Limited (BRL) 1997 Renewal project for Ballymun • Ballymun flats demolished and replaced with 5000 new well-built, modern homes • Community buildings, childcare facilities and parks • Town centre with commercial activity (banks/offices / leisure facilities) • Job opportunities created e.g. IKEA • Develop transport services • Involve the community • Improve safety / security