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Category Archives: Arbour Hill
BRIDEWELL Policing Matters
This morning I chaired the last North Inner City Policing Committee meeting of 2018. It was a packed agenda in City Hall with the Smithfield Stoneybatter Business Association presenting as well as the regular report from the Garda Chief Superintendent … Continue reading
Update on the New City Library at Parnell Square
On 26th October 2018 an application was submitted to An Bord Pleanala for the development in accordance with Section 175 of the Planning and Development Act 2000 as amended. The Proposed Parnell Square Cultural Quarter Development, including the new Dublin … Continue reading
North Inner City Dads to benefit from paid paternity
North Inner City Dads are continuing to benefit from our Fine Gael Government’s paid paternity benefit scheme. In total, more than 51,000 paternity benefits have been awarded nationwide since the scheme was introduced in September 2016. This figure also includes … Continue reading
NORTH INNER CITY POLICING PLAN 2019 – HAVE YOUR SAY
An Garda Síochána has commenced a consultation process in preparation for the development of the Garda Síochána Policing Plan 2019. This consultation process involves having a nationwide consultation where we reach out to as many service user groups as possible … Continue reading
FG Councillors vote AGAINST City Council Budget
Myself and my Fine Gael colleagues on Dublin City Council voted against the City Council Budget for 2019 at last night’s Budget meeting. We opposed the Budget primarily because the SF / Labour / Green / Independent coalition, despite securing … Continue reading
ARBOUR HILL TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENT SCHEME — THE NEXT STEPS
As you know, I undertook an extensive consultation initiative across late September and early September to gauge your views and feedback on what the City Council envisages as being an effective plan to reduce vehicular speeds along Arbour Hill. So … Continue reading
Pensions Reform Plan: Have your say
Since Regina Doherty T.D. was appointed Minister for Employment Affairs and Social Protection, she identified that two-thirds of all private sector employees in this country have no workplace pension and are not saving for their retirement. This means that many … Continue reading
