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Today, I joined Councillors from across the city to meet with the Assistant Garda Commissioner for the Dublin Metropolitan Region to raise issues of concern to our constituents but also … Continue Reading Report on Dublin City Policing Committee meeting, September 30th.
Last week saw the publication by the National Transport Authority of its finalised Dublin Area Bus Network as part of the BusConnects project. This part of BusConnects relates solely to … Continue Reading New Dublin Area Bus Network published.
Earlier in the summer, I received queries about the size of some of the new public housing units being built across the North Inner City. Since then, I have been … Continue Reading Update on home size for #NorthInnerCity housing projects
There have been no new deaths. There has now been a total of 1,802 COVID-19 related deaths in Ireland. There have been a further 390 cases. There is a total … Continue Reading COVID-19 Update – Monday 28th September
In recent days, I have received emails and queries about the commitment in the Programme for Government to introduce a new Climate Bill to build on the work of the … Continue Reading Update on Climate Action (Amendment) Bill
Dublin City Council is to receive state funding of €2.34m to improve housing stock for older people and people with a disability, a Fine Gael Councillor has said. Councillor McAdam … Continue Reading €2.34m granted to improve housing conditions for older people and people with disabilities in Dublin – McAdam
Dublin City Council in conjunction with the National Transport Authority are proposing to install four new pedestrian crossings on the north western corner of Mountjoy Square. The works will be … Continue Reading New road safety measures at Mountjoy Square.
1. IntroductionImplementation of the COVID Mobility Programme for the City Council area continues with an emphasis now on schools following their re-opening. The recent move to Level 3 restrictions emphasises … Continue Reading DCC Covid Mobility Report, September 25th.
Earlier this week, I attended the latest Advisory Group meeting to oversee the redevelopment of the Wholesale Fruit & Vegetable Market. The City Council is advancing the project on a … Continue Reading Redevelopment of the Wholesale Fruit & Vegetable Market – Update
The Housing Allocations & Transfers Section of Dublin City Council wrote to housing applicants earlier this month to establish the status of your current circumstances and whether you still require … Continue Reading Dublin City Council Housing Assessment 2020
Over the past week, I have received quite a lot of queries from Stoneybatter requesting an update on the implementation of the Greening Strategy. So, I thought I’d provide a … Continue Reading Greening Stoneybatter – Next Steps
The City Council has appointed Greentown Environmental for the purpose of removing weeds from the road network. Due to COVID-19 restrictions the contractor only commenced works on July 30th last. … Continue Reading Tackling overgrown weeds on our city street-scape.
I’m in a position to confirm that additional CCTV has been installed along Guild Street to monitor activity in and around the statue of Luke Kelly. New cameras have been … Continue Reading Protecting Luke Kelly statue
272 houses across Dublin City will now be refurbished so that families can move into them and call those buildings home as a result of Government Stimulus funding, according to … Continue Reading €4.03m Government funding to refurbish vacant City Council Housing – McAdam
Since the beginning of the pandemic, Dublin City Council in conjunction with the National Transport Authority and various agencies and stakeholders have put in place measures to enhance mobility and … Continue Reading Weekly City Council Covid Mobility Update – September 11th 2020.
Dublin City Council presented plans to North Inner City Councillors at this week’s Central Area Committee for infill development along Sackville Avenue. The Council intends to initiate the process leading … Continue Reading Sackville Avenue Housing – City Council proposal, September 2020.
Councillor Ray McAdam 