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TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES: Anne Street North & George’s Hill, Dublin 1:– Anne Street North and George’s Hill (Mary’s Lane to King Street North) Dublin 1 from 00.00hrs on Monday 11th … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic News – October 9th
Update 4 and Medium Term Action Plan Introduction Dublin City is settling into a more normal pattern in recent weeks and months. The return of workers to offices, as well … Continue Reading Report to the City Recovery Taskforce
Well-being in early childhood and career development for staff are key priorities in new Fine Gael report on the sector. It is time for a major re-prioritisation of early childhood … Continue Reading <strong>Fine Gael Policy Lab proposes major re-prioritisation of Early Childhood</strong>
A total of 76,468 households across Dublin City received fuel allowance payments through the National Fuel Scheme last winter and will automatically receive payments again this year, beginning today, as … Continue Reading As new Fuel Season begins, data shows 76,468 households across Dublin received payments last winter – McAdam
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES: Frankfort Cottages & Hewardine Terrace, D1 • Location 1: Frankfort Cottages (Killarney Street to Amiens Street) Dublin 1: from 08.00hrs to 21.00hrs daily from Tuesday 28th … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic News – September 25th
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES: Capel Street, Dublin 1, Parliament Street, Dublin 2 and side streets Location A: Capel Street (Ryder’s Row to junction with Ormond Quay Upper), Dublin 1 Location B: … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic News – September 18th
This morning, I took part in a further meeting of the Council’s Advisory Group on the proposed redevelopment of the Fruit and Vegetable Market on Mary’s Lane. Planning permission for … Continue Reading #KNOWWHEREYOUSTAND on the Fruit & Veg Market redevelopment
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
Every month at meetings of Dublin City Council, I request updates from officials in the Housing Department as to the progress being made of various new housing developments across the … Continue Reading Keeping you up to date on Inner City Housing projects
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!
Between June 1st and 30th , graffiti was removed by the Waste Management services of Dublin City Council and the contractor, P-Mac, on the following streets: Great Strand Street Beresford … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Graffiti Removal Report – July 2021
The Office of Public Works Minister, Patrick O’Donovan T.D., this morning, published the report arising from the public consultation on the Phoenix Park Transport and Mobility Options Study. Almost 2,300 … Continue Reading #PhoenixPark Transport and Mobility Options Study Post-Consultation Report launched this morning
Finance Minister and local T.D. for Dublin Central earlier today encouraged businesses re-opening today, as part of the re-launch of indoor hospitality, to make a claim for an enhanced restart … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity businesses re-opening should apply for enhanced restart payment under CRSS
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES: Capel Street, Dublin 1, Parliament Street, Dublin 2 and side streets: • Location A: Capel Street (Ryder’s Row to junction with Ormond Quay Upper), Dublin 1 • … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic News – July 24th
FINGAL PLACE PLANNING MATTERS PLANNING INFORMATION MEETING Last Monday (July 5th), I arranged for Fingal Place residents to meet with senior planning officials from Dublin City Council to discuss the … Continue Reading #Stoneybatter Planning Matters – Summer 2021
UPDATE ON FILTERED PERMEABILITY SCHEME While I know not everyone supports the filtered permeability scheme at the lower end of Rathdown Road, I wanted to update you on the works … Continue Reading Grangegorman #TrafficMatters – July 2021
Councillor Ray McAdam 