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The March meeting of Dublin City Council took place this evening. As Leader of the Fine Gael group, I took the opportunity to speak on the impact of the ‘BeastfromtheEast’ … Continue Reading Severe Weather & Water supply – Update (March 5th)
UPDATE from Consultative Forum meeting tonight (21/2/18) which I chaired in Prussia Street Parish Centre: Closed tender process for selection of contractor to build first 56 public homes to be … Continue Reading O’Devaney Gardens – where things stand now.
The Dublin City Neighbourhoods competition is run by the City Council to acknowledge in a meaningful way the work done across the city by communities to enhance their neighbourhood. At … Continue Reading Dublin City Neighbourhood Awards 2018
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 – February 2018
At the February meeting of the City Council, I sought an update from Owen Keegan as to the current status of the proposed Liffey Cycle Route. In seeking that update, … Continue Reading Liffey Cycle Route – Update
New affordable housing measures will help build a sustainable future for North Inner City people, a Fine Gael Councillor has said. Councillor Ray McAdam said the Rebuilding Ireland Home Loan, … Continue Reading New affordable housing measures will help build a sustainable future for North Inner City people – McAdam
The HSE has launched a new National Medical Card online service, http://www.medicalcard.ie. This new service enables people to apply online for a Medical Card quickly and easily using a user … Continue Reading New online system to apply for a medical card – McAdam
Further steps are now being taken by Dublin City Council to combat the scourge that continues to be illegal dumping. Within the North Inner City, an anti-dumping campaign has been … Continue Reading City Council Anti-dumping initiative – North Inner City
North Inner City families are set to have a little more in their pockets in 2018, a Fine Gael Councillor has said. The Fine Gael Leader on Dublin City Council, … Continue Reading North Inner City families set to have a little more in their pockets in 2018 – McAdam
GP visit cards and extra funding for respite care will help carers and people with disabilities in the North Inner City, a Fine Gael Councillor has said. The new measures … Continue Reading GP cards and respite care to support North Inner City carers and people with disabilities- McAdam
LOCAL BRING CENTRE OPENING TIMES GRANGEGORMAN. I can also confirm that the Grangegorman Bring Centre will also be open on Sunday January 7th, 14th and 21st between 10am and 2pm … Continue Reading Dublin City Council Waste Services – Christmas 2017 arrangements
Fine Gael Councillor for the North Inner City, Ray McAdam, has announced that funding has been granted to 8 North Inner City clubs and projects under the Local Youth Club … Continue Reading Local Youth Club Equipment Scheme sees €37,673 for North Inner City clubs – McAdam
With the onset of Christmas, I have decided not to distribute a December edition of Stoneybatter Matters but rather provide an online update, which I have detailed briefly below. I … Continue Reading Stoneybatter Matters – December 2017
Fine Gael Councillor for the North Inner City & Leader of the Fine Gael group on Dublin City Council, Ray McAdam, has announced that funding has been granted to 497 … Continue Reading Funding for works in 497 Dublin schools
North Inner City Councillor & Leader of the Fine Gael Group on Dublin City Council, Ray McAdam has said that over €550,000 in funding will greatly benefit sports clubs across … Continue Reading Over €550,000 for North Inner City Sports Capital funding – McAdam
Since October last year, I have sought on four separate occasions, an update from Dublin City Council on the delivery of the Dublin Bikes Stations in and around Grangegorman, following … Continue Reading Dublin Bikes – confirmation of works to begin!
Councillor Ray McAdam 