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UPDATE ON FUTURE OF EAST WALL HEALTH CENTRE Concerns about the future of the Health Centre were raised with myself and local Minister, Paschal Donohoe T.D. following the recent East Wall Policing Matters public … Continue Reading East Wall MATTERS – February 2019
COUNCIL PLANS FOR READYMIX SITE REDEVELOPMENT – UPDATE Further to my meeting with local residents, Parkside Residents Association members prior to Christmas as well as my follow-up since then, I … Continue Reading North Strand MATTERS – February 2019
OXMANTOWN ROAD SPEED SURVEY Last year, the Transportation Department of Dublin City Council undertook a Speed Survey along Montpelier Hill onto Arbour Hill and along Oxmantown Road. While the area … Continue Reading OXMANTOWN ROAD DRAFT TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENT SCHEME – TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK
POLICING MATTERS – PROGRESS NOTED I attended the follow-up meeting in O’Connells’ Schools last Wednesday evening where local residents, Community Gardaí and Council officials were present to monitor the progress … Continue Reading SEAN O’CASEY AVENUE MATTERS – February 2019
ARBOUR HILL TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENT SCHEME I can confirm that construction work will begin on the Arbour Hill Traffic Improvement Scheme in April 2019. The Roads Department of Dublin City Council … Continue Reading ARBOUR HILL MATTERS – February 2019
MURTAGH ROAD RE-SURFACING WORKS CONFIRMED Following my repeated work on behalf of Murtagh Road residents, I am pleased to confirm that your street will be re-surfaced by Dublin City Council … Continue Reading MURTAGH ROAD Matters – February 2019
ARBOUR HILL TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENT SCHEME I can confirm that construction work will begin on the Arbour Hill Traffic Improvement Scheme in April 2019. The Roads Department of Dublin City Council … Continue Reading PALATINE SQUARE Matters – February 2019
ACCESS TO APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMME The Access to Apprenticeship Programme is aimed at young men and women aged 16 to 24 living in Dublin who experience social and economic barriers. The … Continue Reading NORTH-EAST INNER CITY MATTERS – January 2019
TACKLING ILLEGAL DUMPING IN MONTPELIER DRIVE Residents have been in touch with me to express their anger at the ongoing problem with illegal dumping in the two raised beds at … Continue Reading MONTPELIER DRIVE MATTERS – February 2019
DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL HOUSING COMPLEX RENEWAL PLAN As you know Dublin City Council published Phase 1 of its Estate Renewal Plan last March. That programme outlined details of initial plans … Continue Reading CONSTITUTION HILL MATTERS – January 2019
REDEVELOPMENT OF HOLY CROSS LANDS Late last year, it was disclosed that the Dublin Archdiocese was in discussions with the GAA with regards the potential sale of the Holy Cross … Continue Reading Clonliffe Road & Ballybough Matters
Dublin City Council’s Public Domain Unit has been working in a number of ways to ensure that items of graffiti are removed across buildings and structures along the North Inner … Continue Reading North Inner City Graffiti Removal works – February 2019
I write to offer my views on the planning application submitted to Dublin City Council with regards the redevelopment of 20 Stoneybatter, the lands to the rear of 20-23A Stoneybatter … Continue Reading Manor Street planning application (4734/18) – Observation
Castleforbes Road M&M Contractors – on behalf of Colt – will be carrying out on-going works. A road crossing to lay new ducting to be carried out on Monday 21st … Continue Reading North Inner City Traffic Matters – Jan 19th – 25th
Dear Neighbour, A planning application that has been submitted to Dublin City Council for the redevelopment of lands off Manor Street for student accommodation. As your LOCAL Stoneybatter Councillor, I … Continue Reading STONEYBATTER PLANNING MATTERS – Manor Street/Stoneybatter
At tonight’s City Council meeting we approved new Waste Bye Laws. These bye laws update existing regulations relating to the separation, storage and presentation of Household and Commercial Waste. The … Continue Reading Time to dump SF, Labour, Green & FF doublespeak on littering & fly-tipping
Councillor Ray McAdam 