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Prior to Christmas, I sought a progress report from the Active Travel Department of Dublin City Council on the planned cycling and walking infrastructure projects identified across the North Inner … Continue Reading €39.3m investment for #NorthInnerCity cycling & walking facilities in 2023
Package of one-off measures worth €4.4 billion announced Today’s cost of living budget will give individuals and families more disposable income and help them meet rising household and energy costs, … Continue Reading Budget 2023 will ease the cost of living burden and put more money back in your pocket – McAdam
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
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
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
Dublin City Council has identified areas across the city where new pedestrian crossings were necessary in order to improve road safety, especially from a pedestrian perspective. I recently sought clarity … Continue Reading New pedestrian crossings to be installed across #DublinCentral
Your Vote MATTERS! The Register of Electors comes into force on 15 February each year and is used at each election and referendum held in the succeeding 12 months. The … Continue Reading Are you registered to Vote?
Preparations and planned Community Activities Communities across the North Inner City and indeed, throughout the city, are experiencing problems with the build-up of materials for unauthorized bonfires as well as … Continue Reading #Halloween 2021
Earlier this week, it was announced that you can now place all plastic packaging into the household recycling bin – once it is clean dry and loose. This includes both soft and rigid … Continue Reading #SoftPlastics can now be included in your #Recycling Bin
The recent spell of hot weather highlighted the importance of enjoying the sun safely and at the same time, protecting your skin. At the HSE Regional Forum, this week, I … Continue Reading Be #SunSmart on your holidays this summer!
The HSE has, in recent days, made some changes to the operation of Covid-19 Vaccination Centres on the northside of the city. A new Vaccination Centre opened at the National … Continue Reading Covid-19 Vaccination Centre Update
IntroductionAs we come out of two very difficult and turbulent weekends in the City, the vision for an outdoor summer in Dublin City Centre is really starting to take shape. … Continue Reading #CityRecoveryPlan Update – June 2021
NEW INITIATIVE TO COME INTO EFFECT FROM JUNE 1st. Dublin City Council’s new Pilot Scheme will see Fixed Penalty Notices (fines) being issued on the spot to drivers who park … Continue Reading Fixed Penalty Notices to be introduced in Dublin to tackle illegal parking
Great news that the Dublin City Council Household Bulky Waste Collection Service will resume from Monday 10th May (the service was suspended due to COVID-19 guidelines). This service is for … Continue Reading Bulky #Household Waste Collection resumes #May 10th
Today, Government decided to move ahead with the Recovery and Resilience: The Path Ahead plan. We are now in the early stages of the Recovery phase of the pandemic. The … Continue Reading Government confirms further easing of #Covid #PublicHealth restrictions
Public toilets to open in Sports Centres, Libraries and City Hall Dublin City Council is pleased to announce the opening of 22 of its public buildings on a “toilets only” … Continue Reading Dublin City Council confirm opening of toilets in #Public Buildings
Councillor Ray McAdam 