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Report to Labour Party Constituency Council, January 2013
City Budget 2013 I am delighted to report that we secured agreement on a balanced and progressive Budget for the City at our Estimates meeting just before Christmas for 2013. In addition to continuing the pattern of reducing the commercial rate we managed to provide for a number of initiatives across the City – in…
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Household Bulky Waste / Junk Collection
A household bulky waste / junk collection service will this week in many areas of Dublin South East. The following streets will be covered: MONDAY 12/11/2012 PARK AVE ST JOHNS RD WILLOW FIELD KIRK WOOD PARK LANE PARK COURT TUESDAY 13/11/2012 MERRION RD TO AILSBURY ROAD DODDER VIEW COTTAGE/BALLSBRIDGE AVE /HERBERT COTTAGE SERPENTINE TEC SERPENTINE…
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Herbert Park Family Day
Herbert Park in Ballsbridge will host a Family Day in August as part of the park’s centenary celebrations. Details: Sunday 21st August 1pm-5pm Herbert Park, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 Details from Dublin City Council can be found here.
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Need for Public Information Meetings
Arising from the meeting last night in the RDS on the City Development Plan and as promised, I have tabled the following Emergency Motion for the next meeting of the South East Area Committee. I believe it encapsulates the request and intention of those present. It is also something that I would like to see…
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Dunne’s Plan for Ballsbridge (Letter to the Editor)
The Editor, Letters Page, The Irish Times. (Published 12th February 2009) Dear Editor, I have been reluctant to respond to the naïve, cheap and silly letters regarding the rejection by An Bord Pleanala of the proposals for the Jury’s/Berkeley Court sites. The number of references to “well heeled residents” and “leafy suburbs” became boring after…
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Ballsbridge Decision – Investigation to be sought at Dublin City Council Meeting (Press Release)
Statement by Councillor Dermot Lacey Labour Party Councillor Pembroke Rathmines 1st Februrary 2008 In view of the clear rejection of the Mountbrook ( Sean Dunnes) proposal for Ballsbridge as being inconsistent with the Dublin City Development Plan it is imperative that a full investigation into the process that led to the original decision granting permission…
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Dermot on D’Telly
Dermot was on both TV3 and RTÉ News this evening. Click either to see the video online.
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Christmas Recycling & Bin Arrangements
The arrangements for Christmas bin services have just been announced. Black & Brown Bins There will be no collection on Christmas Day. Bins due to be collected on Christmas Day will instead be collected on Saturday 27th December. There will also be no collection on New Year’s Day. Bins due to be collected on New…
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Gormley Must Put an End to Poolbeg Incinerator
Press Release Ruairi Quinn TD and the Labour Team in Dublin South East – Councillors Mary Freehill, Kevin Humphreys, Dermot Lacey, Oisin Quinn and local representative Maria Parodi, have expressed their disappointment with the decision of the Environmental Protection Agency to grant a licence for the Incinerator in the Poolbeg Peninsula. They called on the…
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Dermot in The Irish Times
Dermot’s thoughts on the proposal to redevelop another school in Dublin 4 received coverage in The Irish Times today. The Holy Faith Sisters have applied for permission to demolish the school at Haddington Road, and replace it with luxury apartments. The school closed in 2007 after more than 100 years. From The Irish Times: Councillors…
