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The Dublin Central Area Committee of Dublin City Council, which I chair, is meeting on Wednesday next to consider a report on the recent public consultation held to gauge the … Continue Reading Overwhelming support for specific #CarFree #CapelStreet plans.
It has been confirmed that planning permission has now been approved for the redevelopment of the former Annesley Motors site along Ballybough Road. Now that permission for a new LIDL … Continue Reading Planning permission confirmed for LIDL store in #Ballybough
I wanted to share with you a further update on the delivery of projects associated with Dublin City Council’s Greening Stoneybatter Plan. So far, the below projects have been delivered: … Continue Reading #GreeningStoneybatter – April 2022 Update
Dublin City Councillors agreed at our monthly meeting in April to initiate a public consultation to review the Scheme of Special Planning Control for O’Connell Street & Environs 2016 and … Continue Reading PREPARING A SPECIAL PLANNING SCHEME FOR O’CONNELL STREET
Irish Water and Dublin City Council have advised me of a water disruption in the Summerhill Parade, Dublin 1 area that may impact supply to your home. Essential works may … Continue Reading Water Outage Issue, Summerhill Parade
READYMIX SITE – PLANNING APPLICATION LODGED BACKGROUND: The Housing Department of Dublin City Council has finally brought forward plans to redevelop the former Readymix Site along East Wall Road. The … Continue Reading #NORTHSTRAND MATTERS – March 2022
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES: Dominick Place, Dublin 1: • Dominick Place (from Dominick Place to Dominick St Lower) Dublin 1 from 00.00hrs on Tuesday 15th February 2022 to 24.00hrs on Saturday … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic & Works Update – March 26th
This morning I co-chaired a meeting of both the #DublinCentral and #NorthCentral Area Committees to learn more about the proposed Clontarf to City Centre project. The focus of the meeting, … Continue Reading #Clontarf to #CityCentre Project
Applications are now open! The National Lottery are seeking entries to this year’s Good Causes Awards. The competition will culminate with a National Final awards ceremony which will take place … Continue Reading National Lottery Good Causes Awards 2022
100 years on from the establishment of An Garda Siochana, Fine Gael in Government is ensuring that Garda numbers on our streets continue to be increased. Budget 2022 provided for … Continue Reading 2022 Garda Recruitment campaign – Deadline looming
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES: Dominick Place, Dublin 1: • Dominick Place (from Dominick Place to Dominick St Lower) Dublin 1 from Midnight on Tuesday 15th February 2022 to Midnight on Saturday … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Traffic & Works Update – March 12th
Dublin Central Area Councillors agreed to seek the public’s opinions and views on the proposals to formally remove through traffic along Capel Street. That public consultation launched today. So, what’s … Continue Reading Traffic-Free #CapelStreet Consultation launched
The fundamental goal of Dublin City Sport & Wellbeing Partnership is to provide opportunities for everyone in our communities to partake in sport and physical activity regardless of age, ability … Continue Reading Return to Sport and Physical Activity Grant 2022
STABILISATION WORKS ON THE CLOCK TOWER BUILDING In recent days, the Grangegorman Development Agency have advised that stabilisation and repair works on the historic Clock Tower building have got underway. … Continue Reading GRANGEGORMAN MATTERS – March 2022
Graffiti has been removed from the following areas using Dublin City Council’s Waste Management Services between February 1st and 28th last, including: Great Strand Street (4x locations) Brunswick Street North … Continue Reading #NorthInnerCity Graffiti Removal Update – March 2022
Residents across the North Inner City continue to raise with me the scourge that is dog dirt littering our streets. This is a serious challenge that needs a response appropriate … Continue Reading Tackling the scourge of dog dirt on our streets.
Councillor Ray McAdam 