South Dublin residents urged to share views in new survey

South Dublin County Council has launched its Citizen Survey 2026, a concise platform for residents to voice their opinions on local services and priorities. The two-to-five-minute survey aims to gather insights on what works well and where improvements are needed, directly informing the Council’s Corporate Plan 2025-2029. Feedback will also help assess progress on commitments outlined in the plan, ensuring services evolve in line with community needs.


The survey, developed under SDCC’s Equality and Human Rights Framework, seeks perspectives from all residents, particularly those facing barriers to participation. For the first time, the questionnaire is available in Polish alongside English and Irish, reflecting the county’s diverse linguistic landscape. An accessible Word version can be downloaded for offline completion, with hard-copy responses accepted by post.


Participants who share their contact details in Section 3 will be entered into a draw for a €200 One4all voucher. The survey closes on Monday, 19 October 2026 and is accessible via the Council’s online consultation portal and survey webpage.