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North Inner City Dads are continuing to benefit from our Fine Gael Government’s paid paternity benefit scheme. In total, more than 51,000 paternity benefits have been awarded nationwide since the … Continue Reading North Inner City Dads to benefit from paid paternity
Myself and my Fine Gael colleagues on Dublin City Council voted against the City Council Budget for 2019 at last night’s Budget meeting. We opposed the Budget primarily because the … Continue Reading FG Councillors vote AGAINST City Council Budget
I write to make you aware of a planning application that has been submitted to Dublin City Council by CIRCLE HOUSING to build new homes on the currently vacant site … Continue Reading RAILWAY STREET HOUSING & PLANNING MATTERS (4265/18)
As you know, I undertook an extensive consultation initiative across late September and early September to gauge your views and feedback on what the City Council envisages as being an … Continue Reading ARBOUR HILL TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENT SCHEME — THE NEXT STEPS
Since Regina Doherty T.D. was appointed Minister for Employment Affairs and Social Protection, she identified that two-thirds of all private sector employees in this country have no workplace pension and … Continue Reading Pensions Reform Plan: Have your say
LIFFEY SUITE, ASHLING HOTEL Wednesday, 24th October from 6pm. Ensuring that the redevelopment of O’Devaney Gardens is advanced and that new homes and better community services and space provided has … Continue Reading O’DEVANEY GARDENS CONSULTATIVE WORKSHOP
NORTH-EAST INNER CITY GREENING STRATEGY One of Kieran Mulvey’s key recommendations from his 2017 ‘Creating a Better Future’ Report was to improve the physical environment of the North-East Inner City. … Continue Reading NORTH-EAST INNER CITY MATTERS – Sept/Oct. 2018
FUTURE PLANS FOR READYMIX SITE Following the wind up of the Dublin Docklands Development Authority, Dublin City Council acquired the former Readymix site along East Wall Road. The Chief Fire … Continue Reading North Strand Matters – Sept. 2018
Fine Gael North Inner City Councillor, Ray McAdam, said €915,843 funding has been secured for digital library services and facilities locally. This investment will enhance ICT infrastructure, create new meeting … Continue Reading Almost €1m funding for digital library services and facilities – McAdam
Participation in sport and physical activity across the North Inner City is set to vastly increase across all age groups, a Fine Gael Councillor has said. Fine Gael’s City Council … Continue Reading Major investment in sport in the North Inner City over the next decade
As you know the Government, through the North East Inner City Taskforce, has provided the funding for a new and improved play area to be built for local children. … Continue Reading NORTH WALL MATTERS
WHAT IS THE CURRENT PLANNING STATUS OF THE O’DEVANEY GARDENS REDEVELOPMENT? In 2010, Dublin City Council submitted a Planning Application seeking permission for the construction of 110 homes on the … Continue Reading O’DEVANEY GARDENS – PROGRESS REPORT
In May 2018 the Minister for Rural and Community Development, Michael Ring TD, announced a new €4.5m capital grants scheme. The scheme is focused on providing capital grants to local … Continue Reading Dublin City Community Enhancement Programme 2018
Some €40 million will be made available for the new 2018 Sports Capital Programme, Fine Gael Councillor, Ray McAdam has confirmed. The Fine Gael Leader on Dublin City Council received … Continue Reading €40 million secured for new round of Sports Capital funding – McAdam
The collapse of the three major regeneration projects under the last Fianna Fáil Government in 2008 marked for me and many people the start of our economic difficulties. All three … Continue Reading North Inner City Regeneration Projects – UPDATE
Two planning applications that have been lodged by the Grangegorman Development Agency to Dublin City Council. The first relates to the provision of a new school facility for Dublin 7 … Continue Reading Grangegorman Planning Matters – May 2018
Councillor Ray McAdam 