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Category Archives: Grangegorman
Discover University 2019 Applications OPEN!
Discover University is an 8-day summer programme run by the Early Learning Initiative, held in the National College of Ireland from June 19th- 28th 2019 (excluding the weekend). It aims to give young people aged 14-17 from Dublin’s inner city … Continue reading
My BusConnects SUBMISSION
To whom it may concern; I write to offer my observations, express my concerns and put forward some suggestions with regards to the Emerging Preferred Route for Core Bus Corridor 5, linking Blanchardstown with the City Centre through Stoneybatter. At … Continue reading
North Inner City Graffiti Removal Report – April 2019
Between March 1st and 31st 2019, graffiti was removed by the Probation Services and the Waste Management services of Dublin City Council on the following streets: North Strand Road Poplar Row Ossory Road Marlborough Street Frederick Lane Dorset Lane Hardwicke … Continue reading
North Inner City Community Policing Plan 2019
The Dublin Central Joint Policing Committee at its meeting on March 25th last formally adopted the North Inner City Community Policing Plan 2019. The Plan set out the core community policing commitments and objectives for the year ahead and is … Continue reading
No change in Local Property Tax on the horizon – McAdam
There is no change on the horizon for the Local Property Tax (LPT), local Fine Gael Councillor, Ray McAdam, has said. “As a result of a decision made by the Government this week, there will be no change in … Continue reading
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Bus Connects & Stoneybatter
Throughout the last number of weeks, I have engaged directly with officials in the National Transport Authority in an effort to ensure that the civic green space at the junction of Aughrim Street, Prussia Street and Manor Street is retained, … Continue reading
Markets Matters – March 2019
LISBURN STREET HEALTH CENTRE PLANNING PERMISSION GRANTED The Planning Department of Dublin City Council has granted permission, after seeking additional information from the Health Services Executive (HSE), for an extension to the Lisburn Street Health Centre. Five conditions have been … Continue reading
