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Category Archives: Arbour Hill
Junior Apprenticeships on offer in Dublin City Council
Dublin City Council invites applications for Junior Apprenticeships in the following four crafts: Plumbing Carpentry and Joinery Electrical Brick and Stonelaying Further information on each craft is available on the national Apprenticeship website: http://www.apprenticeship.ie Candidates must apply … Continue reading
Planned expansion of 30km/ph in Dublin City
The Transportation Strategic Policy Committee will begin the process of considering whether to expand the areas included in the 30 km/ph speed limit within Dublin City. As outlined at the November 2017 Transportation SPC Meeting, Dublin City Council has committed … Continue reading
April 2018 City Council meeting REPORT
Tonight, I took the opportunity to raise a variety of issues with City Council management including public housing provision, the new City Library, construction of the Royal Canal Greenway and the current status of the Liffey Cycle Route. Let me … Continue reading
Dublin City Council Housing Needs Assessment 2018
In accordance with Section 21 of the Housing (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2009, Dublin City Council is undertaking an assessment of housing needs for 2018. With that in mind, officials from the Housing Department will be writing to certain applicants currently … Continue reading
North Inner City Graffiti Removal – April 2018 Report
Dublin City Council has arranged for graffiti to be removed on sites and buildings across the North Inner City. The majority of the graffiti is removed by the Waste Management Services Section of the Council but also by a Contractor … Continue reading
Stoneybatter Irish Water mains replacement works.
Irish Water, working in partnership with Dublin City Council, will begin works to replace ageing water mains in Stoneybatter, Dublin 7. These works are being carried out as part of Irish Water’s national Leakage Reduction Programme. This is a programme … Continue reading
North Inner City Policing Matters – Public Meeting
Knowing that your home, your street and your community is safe from crime is essential for every household and resident. That is why many people, talking to me at their homes, have asked for more Gardai, more visible community policing … Continue reading
