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Dublin City Council is proposing to extend the area of the 30km/h speed limit. Bye-laws to legislate for this change, the Special Speed Limit Bye-Laws, 2020 (COVID19), were presented to … Continue Reading Special Speed Limit Bye-Laws, 2020 (COVID19) Public Consultation underway
Given the interest and concern about the previous redevelopment proposal for these buildings, I wanted to share with you some information about a new planning application that has been lodged … Continue Reading 194 – 198 Clonliffe Road – planning application lodged.
Submission to An Bord Pleanala. Prior to the deadline for submissions, I lodged my observations with An Bord Pleanala on the Strategic Housing Development planning application seeking to redevelop 29B, … Continue Reading Prussia Street Student Accommodation planning application – July 2020 update.
Preparing a new Development Plan for Dublin City. Every six years, Dublin City Councillors adopt a new Development Plan which sets out the rules upon which development is permitted across … Continue Reading Reviewing Dublin’s Planning Rule-book
Despite all the media and opposition commentary, good progress is being made in delivering new public housing across the North Inner City. Prior to the new Government coming to office … Continue Reading North Inner City Major Public Housing Projects – July 2020 Update
The Chief Executive of Dublin City Council provided myself and other Councillors with an update on the Covid-19 Mobility Measures that are being implemented across the city. One of those … Continue Reading Update on Grangegorman traffic trial – July 2020
Given the interest and concern expressed previously when an application for planning permission was sought on the former MotorValu site on Prussia Street, I wanted to notify you of details … Continue Reading Prussia Street Planning Matters – June 2020
The KN Group on behalf of Dublin City Council are working on the construction of the ‘build-outs’ as part of the Oxmantown Road Traffic Scheme. These works are a result … Continue Reading Oxmantown Road Traffic Scheme – Works Progressing
Earlier this month, I sought an update from the Transportation Department of Dublin City Council on the Neighbourhood Traffic Scheme in East Wall. I am very eager to get this … Continue Reading East Wall Neighbourhood Traffic Scheme – Update (June 2020)
Croke Park will be hosting two information events across the coming days with regards to the redevelopment of the Clonliffe College lands. First up is an online information evening to … Continue Reading Clonliffe College Update – June 2020
Following the recent request I and local residents groups and in light of the current Covid pandemic, it is the intention of the Grangegorman Development Agency and Dublin City Council … Continue Reading Grangegorman Update
Last month I sought additional clarity as to the delivery of key objectives as part of the Phase 2, 3 and 4 of Royal Canal Greenway, following on from the … Continue Reading #RoyalCanalGreenway Update – June 2020
Officials from the Environment & Transportation Department of the City Council convened a meeting of the Dublin Central and North Central Area Committees yesterday to provide a briefing on the … Continue Reading City Centre to Clontarf Public Realm & Cycle Project – June 2020
During the lockdown and immediately prior to the introduction of the Covid19 restrictions, householders in the Infirmary Road area were in touch with me about the COuncil’s plans for the … Continue Reading Montpelier Gardens – Whats happening with the green area?
Prior to the imposition of restrictions due to Covid19, I asked Dublin City Council officials to provide me with a detailed update on the status of the Greening Strategy … Continue Reading #NEIC Greening Strategy – April 2020 Progress Report
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?
Councillor Ray McAdam 