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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
The NEIC Programme Implementation Board has approved €100,000 funding for an NEIC Community Grant Scheme 2019 which will be administered by the NEIC Programme Office in 2 rounds. This Scheme will … Continue Reading NEIC COMMUNITY GRANTS AVAILABLE – SEPTEMBER 2019
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
This initiative will be launched in September 2019. The key objective of this initiative is to develop employment and employability in the local community through supporting four individuals in progressing … Continue Reading Central Bank of Ireland – Bridging the Gap Initiative- Opportunities for NEIC Residents
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!
ALLOCATION OF 2019 FUNDING On recommendation of the Budget Sub-Group a further round of projects was approved by the Programme Implementation Board at its meeting held on 27th March 2019. … Continue Reading NORTH EAST INNER CITY PROGRAMME OFFICE 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 … 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
€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
Dear Resident, Further to my recent update regarding the works taking place along the Royal Canal, I want to provide you with an update on the matter. As indicated, I … Continue Reading ROYAL CANAL GREENWAY RESIDENT’S MEETING
ACCESS TO APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMME The Access to Apprenticeship Programme is aimed at young men and women aged 16 to 24 living in Dublin who experience social and economic barriers. The … Continue Reading NORTH-EAST INNER CITY MATTERS – January 2019
ROYAL CANAL GREENWAY WORKS Since the start of the year, enabling works have been ongoing in advance of the major construction phase of the new cycle and pedestrian greenway along … Continue Reading Ferrymans Crossing / Bellmans Walk Matters
Dublin City Council’s Public Domain Unit has been working in a number of ways to ensure that items of graffiti are removed across buildings and structures along the North Inner … Continue Reading North Inner City Graffiti Removal works – February 2019
Knowing that your home, your street and your community is safe from crime is essential for every household and resident. That is why many people, while talking to me at … Continue Reading POLICING MATTERS Public Meeting – February 6th @ 7.30pm
Castleforbes Road M&M Contractors – on behalf of Colt – will be carrying out on-going works. A road crossing to lay new ducting to be carried out on Monday 21st … Continue Reading North Inner City Traffic Matters – Jan 19th – 25th
Councillor Ray McAdam 