COVID-19 UPDATE – SUNDAY 9 AUGUST
⚠️ There have been 68 new confirmed cases. ⚠️ There is now a total of 26,712 confirmed cases. ⚠️ There was no new deaths, meaning a total of 1, 772 … Continue Reading COVID-19 UPDATE – SUNDAY 9 AUGUST
COVID-19 UPDATE – SATURDAY 8 AUGUST
⚠️ There have been 174 new confirmed cases. ⚠️ There is now a total of 26,644 confirmed cases. ⚠️ There was 1 new death, meaning a total of 1,772 people … Continue Reading COVID-19 UPDATE – SATURDAY 8 AUGUST
COVID-19 UPDATE – FRIDAY 7 AUGUST
⚠️ There have been 98 new confirmed cases. ⚠️ There is now a total of 26,470 confirmed cases. ⚠️ There was 4 new deaths, meaning a total of 1, 772 … Continue Reading COVID-19 UPDATE – FRIDAY 7 AUGUST
€8.5m for Dublin City Council Housing Adaptation works.
Fine Gael in Government is providing more than €8.5m for Housing Adaptation Grants for Older People and People with a Disability living in private houses within the North Inner City. … Continue Reading €8.5m for Dublin City Council Housing Adaptation works.
COVID-19 UPDATE – THURSDAY 6 AUGUST
*Four of the newly recorded deaths are from April and June. ⚠️ There have been 69 new confirmed cases. ⚠️ There is now a total of 26,372 confirmed cases. ⚠️ … Continue Reading COVID-19 UPDATE – THURSDAY 6 AUGUST
Dublin City Council Community Enhancement Programme 2020
The Department of Rural and Community Development operates a Community Enhancement Capital Grant Scheme through the Dublin City Local Community Development Committee (LCDC) and Dublin City Council. A total of … Continue Reading Dublin City Council Community Enhancement Programme 2020
COVID-19 UPDATE – WEDNESDAY 5 AUGUST
⚠️ There have been 50 new confirmed cases. ⚠️ There is now a total of 26,303 confirmed cases. ⚠️ There was no new deaths, meaning a total of 1,763 people … Continue Reading COVID-19 UPDATE – WEDNESDAY 5 AUGUST
COVID-19 UPDATE – TUESDAY 4 AUGUST
⚠️ There have been 45 new confirmed cases. ⚠️ There is now a total of 26,253 confirmed cases. ⚠️ There was no new deaths, meaning a total of 1,763 people … Continue Reading COVID-19 UPDATE – TUESDAY 4 AUGUST
COVID-19 UPDATE – MONDAY 3 AUGUST
Please follow public health advice, stay vigilant and have a great bank holiday weekend. ⚠️ There have been 46 new confirmed cases. ⚠️ There is now a total of 26,208 … Continue Reading COVID-19 UPDATE – MONDAY 3 AUGUST
COVID-19 UPDATE – SATURDAY 1 AUGUST
Please follow public health advice, stay vigilant and have a great bank holiday weekend. ⚠️ There have been 45 new confirmed cases. ⚠️ There is now a total of 26,109 … Continue Reading COVID-19 UPDATE – SATURDAY 1 AUGUST
COVID-19 UPDATE – FRIDAY 31 JULY
Please follow public health advice, stay vigilant and have a great bank holiday weekend. ⚠️ There have been 38 new confirmed cases. ⚠️ There is now a total of 26,065 … Continue Reading COVID-19 UPDATE – FRIDAY 31 JULY
COVID-19 UPDATE – THURSDAY 30 JULY
Dr Ronan Glynn, Acting Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health, said; “ Today’s figures demonstrate how quickly COVID-19 can remerge in our country. We are now at a crucial point … Continue Reading COVID-19 UPDATE – THURSDAY 30 JULY
COVID-19 UPDATE – WEDNESDAY 29 JULY
⚠️ There have been 14 new confirmed cases. ⚠️ There is now a total of 25,942 confirmed cases. ⚠️ There was no new deaths, meaning a total of 1,764 people … Continue Reading COVID-19 UPDATE – WEDNESDAY 29 JULY
Technological University Dublin – 1916 Bursary – DEADLINE July 31st
The 1916 Bursary is funded by the Department of Education and Skills for eligible applicants to TU Dublin. In 2020/21 there are 25 bursaries of €5,000 per annum for the … Continue Reading Technological University Dublin – 1916 Bursary – DEADLINE July 31st
COVID-19 UPDATE – TUESDAY 28 JULY
⚠️ There have been 40 new confirmed cases. ⚠️ There is now a total of 25,929 confirmed cases. ⚠️ There was no new deaths, meaning a total of 1,764 people … Continue Reading COVID-19 UPDATE – TUESDAY 28 JULY
Schools to re-open
The Government has published “The Roadmap for the Full Return to School” on the 27th July. It sets out what the operation of schools will look like and the range … Continue Reading Schools to re-open
Councillor Ray McAdam 