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Category Archives: Phibsborough
New Bill provides for five-year minimum expiry date for gift vouchers – McAdam
A new Bill will provide for a five-year minimum expiry date for gift vouchers, a Fine Gael Councillor has said. Councillor Ray McAdam said: “My Fine Gael colleague, Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation, Heather Humphreys has secured Cabinet … Continue reading
Phibsborough LEIP Implementation – Progress Report
The Shop Front Scheme The initiative Scheme will be rolled out early in the New Year. Advertisement leaflet to be circulated to the Implementation Group. Phibsborough Tidy Towns to be requested to assist with the advertisement of the … Continue reading
Sean MacDermott St. Swimming Pool – Christmas Pool Party Sunday 23rd December 12:30-2:30 p.m.
Join the staff at Sean MacDermott St. Swimming Pool for a Christmas Pool Party on Sunday 23rdDecember from 12:30 – 2:30 p.m. Lots of fun with Santa, Mrs. Clause and the elves. Tickets €5:00 available in advance at the … Continue reading
Grangegorman Matters – December 2018
GRANGEGORMAN PROJECT UPDATE – SITE PROJECTS UPDATE Major New Access Opens: Grangegorman Links with Constitution Hill. The new pedestrian/cyclist link between Grangegorman and Constitution Hill was officially opened on 16th November. As your LOCAL Councillor, I was delighted to … Continue reading
Posted in Fine Gael, Grangegorman, Phibsborough, Policing, Rathdown Road
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Rathdown Road Planning Matters – October 2018
Given the interest and concern expressed previously when an application for planning permission was sought on the former Christian Brothers lands at 274 North Circular Road, I wanted to notify you of details of the latest planning application for the … Continue reading
Posted in Grangegorman, Phibsborough, Planning, Rathdown Road
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Local Property Tax – Public Consultation Phase Budget 2019
In September, Councillors will decide on whether to reduce the Local Property Tax rate for 2019 or leave it as is. In advance of that decision, Dublin City Council is undertaking a Public Consultation to gauge the views of Dubliners. … Continue reading
Why I’m Voting YES to Repeal the 8th Amendment
Although it may have been introduced with the best of intentions, evidence and experience has shown that the 8th Amendment simply isn’t working. It is far more complicated than an ideological debate on human rights and when they begin and … Continue reading
