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A central feature of the Government’s North-East Inner City Initiative, adopted by the Fine Gael administrative in 2017 is the Greening Strategy, designed to develop and improve streetscapes and open … Continue Reading #Greening North-East Inner City 2022
STONEYBATTER ROADS IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMME 2022 Throughout the last number of years, I have endeavoured to secure funding to improve the quality of road surfaces across Stoneybatter, in line with my … Continue Reading STONEYBATTER MATTERS – February 2022
As Chair of the Dublin Central Area Committee of Dublin City Council, I can confirm that more than €2.6m will be spent in 2022 as part of the Roads & … Continue Reading #DublinCentral Roads & Footpath Programme 2022 – Confirmed
There are no road closures planned this week across the #NorthInnerCity. DISRUPTIONS #NORTHINNERCITY Beresford Place: from under railway bridge to Gardiner Street Lower junction. Works Involved: Removal of Cobble from … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic & Works Update – February 19th
As Chair of the Council’s Planning & Urban Form Strategic Policy Committee, one of the objectives I set for myself in that role was to liaise with officials in the … Continue Reading Tackling dereliction across #DublinCentral
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
LOCATION OF PLANNING APPLICATION: ‘Dublin Arch’, on a site adjacent to Connolly Station, Sheriff Street Lower, Dublin 1, D01 V6V6, known locally as the The Fast-Track site. KEY POINTS OF … Continue Reading North Wall Planning Matters – February 2022
Graffiti Removal Specialists PMAC were asked to remove graffiti from 11 locations between 10th – 27th January 2022: North Strand Laneway adjacent to Health Centre Multiple large tags. Bayview Avenue … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Graffiti Removal Update – February 2022
5-Year Walking and Cycling Infrastructure Delivery Over the next five years, Dublin City Council will undertake the planning and implementation of up to 140km of cycling and walking infrastructure. This … Continue Reading Major Walking and Cycling Projects – February 2022
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES: Dominick Place, Dublin 1: ⁃ Dominick Place (from Dominick Place to Dominick St Lower) Dublin 1 from 00.00hrs on Saturday 15th January 2022 to 24.00hrs on Monday … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic & Works Update – January 29th
Following the publication by the OPW Minister, Patrick O’Donovan T.D. of the recommendations from the Phoenix Park Transport and Mobility Options Study last summer, I have continued to seek updates … Continue Reading #PhoenixPark Matters – January 2022
The Environment & Transportation Department of Dublin City Council will be presenting details of the proposed programme of works to improve Liffey Street at a Special Meeting of the Central … Continue Reading Liffey Street Public Realm improvement works.
The Parks Department of Dublin City Council recently provided a comprehensive update to #NorthInnerCity Councillors on the works being advanced as part of #GreeningStoneybatter. Consultation UPDATE: The Parks Department is … Continue Reading #GreeningStoneybatter – January 2022 Update
As Chair of the Dublin Central Area Committee, I have been determined to ensure that a scheme of Choice Based Lettings be implemented by the Housing Offices of Dublin City … Continue Reading City Council Choice Based Lettings opportunity
Councillors will consider a report at an adjourned meeting of the Dublin Central Area Committee, on improved cyclist safety at the Hanlon’s Corner junction. Over the past number of weeks, … Continue Reading Improving safety level at Hanlon’s Corner junction
The announcement this week by Justice Minister, Helen McEntee T.D. that a new Garda recruitment campaign has been launched is to be welcomed. The new recruitment campaign will kick off … Continue Reading 800 new Gardaí to be recruited in 2022.
Councillor Ray McAdam 