Phase one of the Kilmainham to Thomas Street cycle route is nearly finished the below video, map and images give an outline of the route.Theres some work left, including continuing the red surfacing and traffic lights for the crossing of the South Circular Road beside the Luas bridge at the new childrens hospital.The route includes a mix of interventions, including bollard-segregated cycle lanes, bolt-down kerbed two-way cycle paths, and a shared park through a linear park area.But it also includes a central section shared with cars (marked in red on the map below) around half of this shared section is mixed with two-way traffic, and the other section is mixed with a narrow one-way street with contraflow cycling allowed. Meanwhile, the consultation is ongoing for the redesign of the junction at the western end of the route, the junction between Suir Road and Davitt Road.The route as it stands:Black: To form part of a future phase of the project.Light green: Bollard-segregated cycle lanes.Red: Around half a mix of sharing with two-way traffic and half a mix with a narrow one-way street with contra-flow cycling allowed.Green: Two-way cycle path with rubber bolt-in kerbs (small section to be finished).Light blue: Shared path through the linear park area.Pink: Redesign of the junction between Suir Road and Davitt Road (at consultation)Images: