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Good News! Dublin City Council’s online bulky waste ordering system has now gone fully online!! You can now request and pay for a service collection 24/7 as the entire process … Continue Reading Ordering your Bulky Waste collection online
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
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES: Dominick Place, Dublin 1`:• Dominick Place (from Dominick Place to Dominick St Lower) Dublin 1 from 00.00hrs on Saturday 15th January 2022 to 24.00hrs on Monday 14th … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic & Works Update -February 12th
Graffiti Removal Specialists PMAC were asked to remove graffiti from 11 locations between 10th – 27th January 2022: North Strand Laneway adjacent to Health Centre Multiple large tags. Bayview Avenue … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Graffiti Removal Update – February 2022
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
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES: Dominick Place, Dublin 1: ⁃ Dominick Place (from Dominick Place to Dominick St Lower) Dublin 1 from 00.00hrs on Saturday 15th January 2022 to 24.00hrs on Monday … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic & Works Update – January 29th
The Environment & Transportation Department of Dublin City Council will be presenting details of the proposed programme of works to improve Liffey Street at a Special Meeting of the Central … Continue Reading Liffey Street Public Realm improvement works.
As Chair of the Dublin Central Area Committee, I have been determined to ensure that a scheme of Choice Based Lettings be implemented by the Housing Offices of Dublin City … Continue Reading City Council Choice Based Lettings opportunity
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES: Dominick Place, Dublin 1– Dominick Place (from Dominick Place to Dominick St Lower) Dublin 1 from 00.00hrs on Saturday 15th January 2022 to 24.00hrs on Monday 14th … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic Report – January 22nd – 28th
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
The announcement this week by Justice Minister, Helen McEntee T.D. that a new Garda recruitment campaign has been launched is to be welcomed. The new recruitment campaign will kick off … Continue Reading 800 new Gardaí to be recruited in 2022.
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES: Dominick Place, Dublin 1: Dominick Place (from Dominick Place to Dominick Street Lower) Dublin 1 from 00.00hrs on Monday 8th November 2021 to 24.00hrs on Friday 10th … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic News – November 28th
Get the #FluVaccine this winter! As a member of the HSE’s Regional Health Forum, I urge you to get the #FluVaccine this winter. The #FluVaccine will help protect those most … Continue Reading <strong>Protect Yourself, Protect Others</strong>
Make sure to have your say! The Draft Dublin City Development Plan 2022-2028 is a strategic policy framework document that sets out priorities for the city. It includes policies and … Continue Reading Consultation opens on Draft Dublin City Development Plan 2022 – 2028:
Since October, I am once again serving our community as a member of the Grangegorman Community Consultative Forum. Through my membership of the Consultative Forum, I will endeavour to provide … Continue Reading #Grangegorman Matters – November 2021
While Burglaries across the #NorthInnerCity from homes are down 23%, according to the latest statistics provided by An Garda Siochana, it remains so important to keep your home secure from … Continue Reading Keeping your #Home safe from the threat of burglars.
Councillor Ray McAdam 