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TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES: Capel Street, Dublin 1, Parliament Street, Dublin 2 and side streets: Location A: Capel Street (Ryder’s Row to junction with Ormond Quay Upper), Dublin 1 Location B: … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic News – July 17th
Over the course of the last twelve months, the Planning & Urban Form Strategic Policy Committee (SPC) of Dublin City Council, which I chair, has been concerned about ensuring families … Continue Reading Helping #Dubliners make better use of their attic space.
Throughout recent weeks, neighbours and constituents have been in touch with me about accessing the passport application process and particularly details of when the Passport Express service will recommence. Foreign … Continue Reading Update on #Passport services
Part A: COVID Mobility Measures Update IntroductionAs the Government restrictions and advice has changed over the last number of months the Covid Mobility Team have been able to continue work … Continue Reading #CovidMobility Measures and Major Walking and Cycling Projects -July 2021
Fine Gael in Government has ensured that Rent Pressure Zones, which have controlled rent prices over the last number of years, will be retained and refined until the end of … Continue Reading Rent Pressure Zones retained until end 2024
Don’t forget that #COVIDVaccine registration will opens today for those aged between 30 and 34, starting with people aged 34. Registration will be available for people aged 33 on Thursday, … Continue Reading #CovidVaccine Registration Opens for 30-34 year olds
Dublin City Council’s Plan for the Prevention and Reduction of Anti-Social Behaviour 2021-2025. Introduction The Housing (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, 2009 provides for the adoption of an Anti-Social Behaviour Strategy for … Continue Reading #SAFENEIGHBOURHOODS
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES Capel Street, Dublin 1, Parliament Street, Dublin 2 and side streets: – Location A: Capel Street (Ryder’s Row to junction with Ormond Quay Upper), Dublin 1– Location B: … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic News – July 3rd
The Dublin City Council public consultation ahead of Councillor’s decision to vary the Local Property Tax rate for 2022 is underway. Under Section 20 of the Finance (Local Property Tax) … Continue Reading #HaveYourSay – Local Property Tax Rate 2022.
As you know the Phoenix Park gates were removed for the visit of Pope Francis and then were subject to restoration works. The OPW have advised that such is the … Continue Reading Phoenix Park Gates & Closures
Further to my recent newsletter detailing the minutiae of the planning application submitted by Bartra ODG Ltd to An Bord Pleanála as part of the Development Agreement with Dublin City … Continue Reading O’DEVANEY GARDENS REDEVELOPMENT – Public Meeting
Next week, City Councillors will meet to consider and debate proposals for inclusion in the pre-draft stage of the Dublin City Development Plan. You may remember, the public consultation that … Continue Reading Preparing a new Dublin City Development Plan – June 2021
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES Capel Street, Dublin 1, Parliament Street, Dublin 2 and side streets: – Location A: Capel Street (Ryder’s Row to junction with Ormond Quay Upper), Dublin 1– Location … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic News – June 19th
But let’s be even more ambitious! The City Council announced this morning of the new Rainbow Walk painted along a crossing along Capel Street. I very much welcome this initiative … Continue Reading Dublin City Council paints Rainbow Walk on Capel Street
This week Justice Minister Heather Humphreys TD published the General Scheme of the Garda Síochána (Powers) Bill following approval by Government. The draft legislation provides the necessary legal basis to … Continue Reading Consolidation of #Policing powers welcomed – McAdam
This report combines the two previous weekly Covid Mobility report and the monthly report on major walking and cycling projects. In January 2021, the Covid Mobility team was significantly reduced … Continue Reading Covid Mobility Measures and Major Walking and Cycling Projects -June 2021
Councillor Ray McAdam 