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Councillor McAdam said: “I am pleased to say that the full Christmas Bonus will be paid to social welfare recipients in the North Inner City the week beginning 7th December. … Continue Reading Christmas Bonus will be paid to #NorthInnerCity social welfare & PUP recipients this year – McAdam
In recent weeks, East Wallers have been in touch seeking an update on Health Service Executive (HSE) plans to deliver a dedicated Primary Care Centre for the communities of East … Continue Reading Update on plans for new Primary Care Health Centre for East Wall.
Decisions are made by those who show up! You only have to look at the #US Presidential Election earlier this month to see that. Joe Biden is the #President-Elect because … Continue Reading Are you registered to vote?
Community groups in Dublin’s North Inner City will benefit from funding to support integration projects during the pandemic, a Fine Gael Councillor said. Councillor McAdam said: “I am delighted that … Continue Reading Community groups in Dublin’s #NorthInnerCity to benefit from funding for integration projects – McAdam
As you know earlier this year, Fine Gael in Government, allocated more than €37.4m in initial funding to enable the redevelopment of Matt Talbot Court take place and provide new … Continue Reading Matt Talbot Court redevelopment plan now being advanced – McAdam
COVID-19 Mobility Measures Update 1.Introduction Implementation of the COVID Mobility Programme for the City Council area continues with an emphasis on schools and safe zones. The Level 5 restrictions reinforce … Continue Reading COVID Mobility Update – #November 20th
2020 Progress Report Given the success to date of the Greening Strategy for the North-East Inner City which is a central part of the Government’s Inner City Initiative, I sought … Continue Reading North-East Inner City Greening Strategy
In March, local Councillors approved the Dublin Central Footpath and Roads Maintenance Programme for 2020. This month, I secured a progress report on the works undertaken to date, as a … Continue Reading Footpath & Road Improvement Programme 2020 – Progress Report
After receiving many queries from residents in Stoneybatter and across Dublin 7 in recent weeks, I secured the opportunity to question the Minister of State with responsibility for the Office … Continue Reading Where stands plan for Phoenix Park & environs traffic management plan?
I continue to chase up the Housing Department of Dublin City Council to secure an update on plans to redevelop the former Readymix site on East Wall Road. At this … Continue Reading Readymix site redevelopment – November 2020 Update
In recent days, Helen McEntee T.D., Minister for Justice provided me with an update on the progress being made to refurbish Fitzgibbon Street and to indicate when she expects the … Continue Reading Update on refurbishment of Fitzgibbon Street Garda Station – November 2020
⚠️ 2 people have died. May they rest in peace. ⚠️ There has now been a total of 1,917 COVID-19 related deaths in Ireland. ⚠️ There have been a further … Continue Reading COVID-19 Update – Monday 2nd November
Dublin City Council’s Roadworks Control Unit has given permission for the following works to take place next week (October 31st – November 6th): Each of these projects have been approved … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Roads & Traffic Works – October 2020
The side gates of the Phoenix Park will close to vehicles for duration of Level 5 Covid-19 restrictions. The Office of Public Works have confirmed, today, that following a request … Continue Reading Phoenix Park side gates to close at weekends during Level 5 restrictions.
⚠️ 6 people have died. May they rest in peace. ⚠️ There has now been a total of 1,896 COVID-19 related deaths in Ireland. ⚠️ There have been a further … Continue Reading COVID-19 Update – Wednesday 28th October
⚠️ 3 people have died. May they rest in peace. ⚠️ There has now been a total of 1,885 COVID-19 related deaths in Ireland. ⚠️ There have been a further … Continue Reading COVID-19 Update – Monday 26th October
Councillor Ray McAdam 