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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.
Carey Construction are progressing work at pace on the first tranche of housing, 56 units to the northeast of the site. Due to unforeseen delays as a result of Covid-19 … Continue Reading Update on O’Devaney Gardens – Sept. 2020
The Dublin City Council Household Bulky Waste Collection Service resumes from today (Monday, 24th August 2020). Residents may contact the Dublin City Council Customer Services Centre on 01-2221000 from to … Continue Reading Household Bulky Waste Collection Service
The Restart Grant Plus scheme established under the Government’s Jobs Stimulus Initiative last month, gives grants to businesses to help them reopen their premises and get back to work. Grants … Continue Reading Restart Grant Plus
The walkway, originally opened by Paschal Donohoe TD, linking Grangegorman and Constitution Hill has re-opened. It was great to see the walkway open today. From now on, the opening hours … Continue Reading Broadstone Walkway – OPEN
Fine Gael in Government is providing more than €8.5m for Housing Adaptation Grants for Older People and People with a Disability living in private houses within the North Inner City. … Continue Reading €8.5m for Dublin City Council Housing Adaptation works.
*Four of the newly recorded deaths are from April and June. ⚠️ There have been 69 new confirmed cases. ⚠️ There is now a total of 26,372 confirmed cases. ⚠️ … Continue Reading COVID-19 UPDATE – THURSDAY 6 AUGUST
The Department of Rural and Community Development operates a Community Enhancement Capital Grant Scheme through the Dublin City Local Community Development Committee (LCDC) and Dublin City Council. A total of … Continue Reading Dublin City Council Community Enhancement Programme 2020
WHAT IS IT? The Seniors Alert Scheme provides grant support for the supply of alarm equipment to enable older people of limited means to continue to live securely in their … Continue Reading Apply for the Seniors Alert Scheme
Further to the recent introduction of the traffic trial at Grangegorman part of the City Council’s Covid Mobility measures, I want to share an update from Tuesday’s meeting of the … Continue Reading Grangegorman Trial – July ’20 Area Committee Update
Councillor Ray McAdam 