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Dublin City Council has announced plans to seek Partnership Development Opportunities through Development Agreements with developers and landowners to deliver large-scale mixed-tenure residential developments across the city. The forthcoming call … Continue Reading Dublin City Council to Seek Partnership Development Opportunities for Large-Scale Housing Delivery
On a cold Saturday morning earlier this month, I had the privilege of joining neighbours in Halliday Square Park, Dublin 7 to unveil a new plaque honouring James Franey — … Continue Reading Commemorating James Franey in #Stoneybatter
Dublin’s Mountjoy Square is one of the city’s great historic spaces — designed in 1802 as a “pleasure garden for passive recreation”, and the only one of our Georgian squares … Continue Reading Re-imagining Mountjoy Square Park: have your say on a once-in-a-generation project
CHRISTMAS TREE DISPOSAL OPTIONS Dublin City Council is running a free Christmas tree disposal service from January 4th – 18th, 2026, with all trees recycled into compost and wood chips. … Continue Reading Stoneybatter Matters – January 2026
The Lord Mayor of Dublin, Cllr Ray McAdam, has welcomed the approval by Dublin City Council of the €34.03 million borrowing requirement to fund the redevelopment of Dalymount Park — … Continue Reading Lord Mayor confirms next steps for Dalymount Park redevelopment as Dublin City Council approves €34m funding package
In my inaugural address, I said I wanted to see a Christmas like no other in Dublin this year — one that shines across O’Connell Street, the North Inner City, … Continue Reading Lord Mayor McAdam launches “TwinkleTown” – Dublin’s Sparkling New Christmas Experience
As Lord Mayor of Dublin, it was a great honour to host the 21st Annual Dublin City Neighbourhood Awards — an evening dedicated to celebrating the very heart and soul … Continue Reading Celebrating Dublin’s Communities — Stoneybatter Pride of Place Wins Top Award
A heart of play for the Sean McDermott Street community This afternoon, I was proud—both as Lord Mayor of Dublin and as the local Councillor—to mark the re-opening of Liberty … Continue Reading Liberty Park Playground Re-opens in Dublin 1
Here on the banks of the Royal Canal, with Croke Park in sight, it was my absolute pleasure this week to officially open Phase 3 of the Royal Canal Greenway. … Continue Reading Royal Canal Greenway Phase 3 officially opened
Yesterday, I had the great honour of launching the Quayside Project on the banks of the River Liffey — a project that speaks not only to our past as a … Continue Reading Animating the Liffey: Launching Dublin’s Quayside Project
ELECTED LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN It’s the greatest honour to serve as the 358th Lord Mayor of Dublin — a city I love and that has shaped me. I feel … Continue Reading Stoneybatter Matters – July 2025
This week, I launched Fáilte Ireland’s new 5-year tourism development plan for Dublin City. It was a great privilege to attend my first official engagement as Lord Mayor of Dublin … Continue Reading Lord Mayor: Let’s Celebrate Dublin — Together
Earlier this week, I was was elected the 358th Lord Mayor of Dublin. It is an immense privilege to be elected to this office and serve the people of Dublin … Continue Reading Elected as Lord Mayor of Dublin
Cllr. Ray McAdam, Fine Gael Councillor for the North Inner City, has today welcomed the Government’s approval of the Roadmap for Delivery of the Dublin City Taskforce Report and has … Continue Reading McAdam Welcomes Government Backing for Dublin City Taskforce Plan: “Now we must deliver, together.”
Parks Department officials have just shared with me details of proposed greening initiatives for Ross Street, Manor Street and Oxmantown Road. Officials will be circulating leaflets with these details over … Continue Reading Greening Stoneybatter – June 2025 update
For many years now, I have been advocating, as your City Councillor, for Dublin City Council to advance an effective Bike Bunkers project. I am pleased to report that progress … Continue Reading #BikeBunkers Update – June 2025
Councillor Ray McAdam 