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WHATS DONE? Projects that are past feasibility, detail design, tender stage and are now largely complete. Murals× On flank walls of 1 Ben Edair Road and 21 Malachi Road by … Continue Reading #GreeningStoneybatter Update – JULY 2021
Dublin City Council has launched a new campaign to encourage everyone to enjoy all the amenities and attractions Dublin City has to offer. The ‘We Can Dublin Again’ campaign comes as the … Continue Reading “We Can Dublin Again”
On Monday next, local Councillors will join our colleagues from the South Central Area Committee to consider a planning application relating to the possible redevelopment of the former Hickey’s site … Continue Reading #ParkgateStreet Planning Matters – July 2021
Part A: COVID Mobility Measures Update IntroductionAs the Government restrictions and advice has changed over the last number of months the Covid Mobility Team have been able to continue work … Continue Reading #CovidMobility Measures and Major Walking and Cycling Projects -July 2021
Introduction Dublin City Council’s vision for an outdoor summer has really taken shape in recent weeks. The anti-social behaviour of previous weekends is almost completely gone and a very vibrant, … Continue Reading Office of #CityRecovery – July 2021 Report
Last week, An Bord Pleanála determined that planning permission be granted for the demolition of the existing Park Shopping Centre along Prussia Street in Stoneybatter and for the construction of … Continue Reading An Bord Pleanála grants permission for #ParkShoppingCentre redevelopment
City Councillors from across Dublin Central met this week to discuss the parameters of any potential redevelopment of the former Convent Lands along Sean McDermott Street. This meeting also included … Continue Reading Setting the parameters to redevelop former Convent Lands on Sean McDermott Street
This afternoon, the Central Area Committee of Dublin City Council meets to examine and consider three planning applications lodged with the Planning Department by Hammersons to redevelop five sites in … Continue Reading #OConnellStreet Planning Matters – July 2021
As you know the Phoenix Park gates were removed for the visit of Pope Francis and then were subject to restoration works. The OPW have advised that such is the … Continue Reading Phoenix Park Gates & Closures
Next week, City Councillors will meet to consider and debate proposals for inclusion in the pre-draft stage of the Dublin City Development Plan. You may remember, the public consultation that … Continue Reading Preparing a new Dublin City Development Plan – June 2021
But let’s be even more ambitious! The City Council announced this morning of the new Rainbow Walk painted along a crossing along Capel Street. I very much welcome this initiative … Continue Reading Dublin City Council paints Rainbow Walk on Capel Street
Concerned householders have been in touch with me expressing their anxiety about the nature of these works, their purpose, for how long they are to continue and why no prior … Continue Reading Clarity secured on Readymix works
IntroductionAs we come out of two very difficult and turbulent weekends in the City, the vision for an outdoor summer in Dublin City Centre is really starting to take shape. … Continue Reading #CityRecoveryPlan Update – June 2021
The North East Inner City (NEIC) initiative in conjunction with the Creative Ireland and Dublin City Council’s Arts and the Area Office have come together to create a mural to … Continue Reading Celebrating #diversity in #MountjoySquare
Graffiti has been removed from the following areas using Dublin City Council’s Waste Management Services between May 1st and May 31st 2021: North Wall Quay Benburb Street Grangegorman Lower Beresford … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Graffiti Removal Update – June 2021
Later today will see the Dublin City Council traffic-free trial on Capel Street and Parliament Street begin. This trial involves making both streets vehicle free between 6.30pm and 11pm this … Continue Reading Traffic-free trial on Capel Street begins tonight
Councillor Ray McAdam 