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In recent days, I have been receiving many calls and enquiries about the social welfare entitlements of employees and the self-employed. Thus, I have set out below some useful information … Continue Reading WELFARE AND OTHER COVID-19 RELATED INFORMATION
Following recent media reports about Dublin City Council’s delay in advancing the Liffey Cycle Route, I sought some information this morning at the Dublin Central Area Committee meeting in City … Continue Reading What’s happening with the Liffey Cycle Route?
During the summer, in my July ‘Stoneybatter Matters’ newsletter, I shared with you a brief update on plans for the creation of a Stoneybatter Greening Strategy. This follows on from work I’ve been doing … Continue Reading KNOW WHERE YOU STAND ON GREENING STONEYBATTER
What is Try A Trade? Do you like working with your hands? Have you thought about doing an apprenticeship? Are you a young woman between the ages of … Continue Reading TRY A TRADE EVENT FOR FEMALES – 24th of October 2019
Throughout the last four years, I have regularly updated you on the progress being made to ensure new homes are built in O’Devaney Gardens. In July 2018, actual construction work … Continue Reading KNOW WHERE YOU STAND ON THE FUTURE OF O’DEVANEY GARDENS
Youth organisations in the North Inner City are set to benefit from €95,962 in funding, a Fine Gael Councillor has said. Councillor McAdam said: “I am delighted that organisations like … Continue Reading €95,000 for youth projects here in North Inner City – McAdam
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 … Continue Reading Discover University 2019 Applications OPEN!
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 … Continue Reading My BusConnects SUBMISSION
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 … Continue Reading North Inner City Graffiti Removal Report – April 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 … Continue Reading North Inner City Community Policing Plan 2019
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 … Continue Reading No change in Local Property Tax on the horizon – McAdam
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 … Continue Reading Bus Connects & Stoneybatter
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 … Continue Reading Markets Matters – March 2019
€8,456,552 has been made available to support home adaptations for older people, people with a disability and people with mobility issues in Dublin City, Fine Gael’s City Council Leader has … Continue Reading €8.45m for Housing Adaptations Grants for Older People and People with a Disability in Dublin City – McAdam
ARBOUR HILL TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENT SCHEME I can confirm that construction work will begin on the Arbour Hill Traffic Improvement Scheme in April 2019. The Roads Department of Dublin City Council … Continue Reading STONEYBATTER MATTERS – February 2019
OXMANTOWN ROAD SPEED SURVEY Last year, the Transportation Department of Dublin City Council undertook a Speed Survey along Montpelier Hill onto Arbour Hill and along Oxmantown Road. While the area … Continue Reading OXMANTOWN ROAD DRAFT TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENT SCHEME – TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK
Councillor Ray McAdam 