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OXMANTOWN ROAD SPEED SURVEY Last year, the Transportation Department of Dublin City Council undertook a Speed Survey along Montpelier Hill onto Arbour Hill and along Oxmantown Road. While the area … Continue Reading OXMANTOWN ROAD DRAFT TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENT SCHEME – TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK
TACKLING ILLEGAL DUMPING IN MONTPELIER DRIVE Residents have been in touch with me to express their anger at the ongoing problem with illegal dumping in the two raised beds at … Continue Reading MONTPELIER DRIVE MATTERS – February 2019
REDEVELOPMENT OF HOLY CROSS LANDS Late last year, it was disclosed that the Dublin Archdiocese was in discussions with the GAA with regards the potential sale of the Holy Cross … Continue Reading Clonliffe Road & Ballybough Matters
Throughout the past twelve months, I have been working with Stoneybatter and Arbour Hill residents in conjunction with Traffic Engineers in the City Council to improve road safety in the … Continue Reading Stoneybatter Traffic Improvements
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 … Continue Reading Phibsborough LEIP Implementation – Progress Report
Funding for 2019 has increased to €6.5 million to help accelerate progress to ensure vibrant North East Inner City continues to flourish As Chairman of the North Inner City Policing … Continue Reading Fine Gael-led Government commitment to North East Inner City renewed and strengthened – McAdam
The Transportation Department of Dublin City Council has determined that it will seek to develop Neighbourhood Traffic Schemes across each of the administrative areas of the city. Officials have confirmed … Continue Reading Where lies the East Wall Traffic Management Plan?
As you know, I undertook an extensive consultation initiative across late September and early September to gauge your views and feedback on what the City Council envisages as being an … Continue Reading ARBOUR HILL TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENT SCHEME — THE NEXT STEPS
FUTURE PLANS FOR READYMIX SITE Following the wind up of the Dublin Docklands Development Authority, Dublin City Council acquired the former Readymix site along East Wall Road. The Chief Fire … Continue Reading North Strand Matters – Sept. 2018
2018 ARBOUR HILL SPEED SURVEY Earlier this year, the Transportation Department of Dublin City Council undertook a Speed Survey along Montpelier Hill and onto Arbour Hill as far as the … Continue Reading ARBOUR HILL DRAFT TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENT SCHEME – TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK
In recent weeks, I have received many questions and queries about the DRAFT plan published by the National Transport Authority that would greatly change how we access public transport across … Continue Reading Know Where You Stand on Bus CONNECTS
Earlier this week, I asked Dublin City Council Chief Executive, Owen Keegan, to update me on the expected delivery times for each phase of the Royal Canal Greenway from Sheriff … Continue Reading Royal Canal Greenway – June 2018 Update
To whom it may concern; I am writing as an elected representative for the North Inner City within the constituency of Dublin Central in support of the MetroLink project. At … Continue Reading Submission on Emerging Preferred Route for MetroLink
Two planning applications that have been lodged by the Grangegorman Development Agency to Dublin City Council. The first relates to the provision of a new school facility for Dublin 7 … Continue Reading Grangegorman Planning Matters – May 2018
The Transportation Strategic Policy Committee will begin the process of considering whether to expand the areas included in the 30 km/ph speed limit within Dublin City. As outlined at the … Continue Reading Planned expansion of 30km/ph in Dublin City
Twelve months ago, I worked to secure funding that enabled Dublin City Council to complete re-surfacing works along Avondale Avenue, The Boro, Phibsborough Avenue and Spire View. As Chairman of … Continue Reading Phibsborough Roads Re-surfacing Programme 2018
Councillor Ray McAdam 