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COMMONS STREET ALL-WEATHER PITCH TO BE UPGRADED – McADAM DELIVERS! Over the last twelve months, I have been working City Council officials and Sheriff YC to upgrade the all-weather pitch … Continue Reading North Wall Matters – April 2024
SHAMROCK TERRACE RECYCLING FACILITY – FUTURE SECURED! Many householders across the area have been in touch with me again in recent days expressing concern about the Shamrock Terrace Recycling Centre, … Continue Reading #EastWall Matters – April 2024
ORCHARD ROAD DEPOT – KEEPING YOU FULLY UPDATED As YOUR local Councillor, I work hard to keep you updated of developments in the area. Since Dublin City Council first published … Continue Reading CLONLIFFE & BALLYBOUGH MATTERS – March 2024
MAGDALEN LAUNDRY SITE REDEVELOPMENT – Update As YOUR local Councillor, I chair a Working Group including City Councillors, Council officials and OPW Architects that focuses on the preparation of a … Continue Reading DUBLIN 1 MATTERS – January 2024
A quick reminder about the planned Workday HQ development information sessions taking place this week. Workday, their Design Team lead Henry J Lyons and the Grangegorman Development Agency will be … Continue Reading Workday HQ Grangegorman Info. Sessions
SUSI Grant Scheme is open for applications for Academic Year 2023/24. SUSI is now open to receive applications for the 2023/24 academic year. If you are applying there are a … Continue Reading Are you going to College this September?
Providing more outdoor play space for the kids in St. Laurence O’Toole National School – Tell me what you think! This coming Monday, will see Dublin City Council host an Information … Continue Reading North Wall Matters – February 2023
GRANGEGORMAN – BUILDING WORK & PROJECTS UPDATE As a member of the Grangegorman Consultative Forum, I thought it useful to share with you the latest update on works taking place … Continue Reading Grangegorman Matters – January 2023
Today, the Government accepted the 2022 Progress Report of the North-East Inner City Project Implementation Board at the Hill Street Family Resource Centre. I was pleased to join colleagues once … Continue Reading 2022 Progress Report of the Government’s North-East Inner City Initiative published.
Last July, the City Council agreed to a land transfer to the Office of Public Works (OPW) for the former Magdalen Laundry site along Sean McDermott Street. The purpose of … Continue Reading What’s happening with the former Magdalen Laundry site on Sean McDermott Street?
As part of Budget 2022, the following changes to the Student Grant Scheme for the 2022/23 academic year were announced:– The annual maintenance grant will increase by €200.– Income thresholds … Continue Reading SUSI is now open to receive applications for the 2022/23 academic year.
Fine Gael Councillors at the February meeting of City Council submitted an Emergency Motion on the issue of the proposed Parnell Square Cultural Quarter to be located in the heart … Continue Reading Bringing clarity to the status of planned #ParnellSquare Cultural Quarter
Since October, I am once again serving our community as a member of the Grangegorman Community Consultative Forum. Through my membership of the Consultative Forum, I will endeavour to provide … Continue Reading #Grangegorman Matters – November 2021
2021 Funding: A further round of funding proposals totaling €211,230 was approved by the NEIC Programme Implementation Board at its meeting held on 29th September 2021. This latest round of … Continue Reading #NORTHEASTINNERCITY PROGRAMME OFFICE REPORT – October 2021
Update 4 and Medium Term Action Plan Introduction Dublin City is settling into a more normal pattern in recent weeks and months. The return of workers to offices, as well … Continue Reading Report to the City Recovery Taskforce
Well-being in early childhood and career development for staff are key priorities in new Fine Gael report on the sector. It is time for a major re-prioritisation of early childhood … Continue Reading <strong>Fine Gael Policy Lab proposes major re-prioritisation of Early Childhood</strong>
Councillor Ray McAdam 