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Annual Report to Labour Party Constituency Council
What a year! A new Government, an additional Labour TD in Dublin South East, a new Labour Councillor in South East Inner City, a new Government and a Labour nominated President. However, it was also a year in which the housing crisis continued to grow, our transport system remained inadequate and disjointed, bin collection services…
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Monthly Report from Councillor Dermot Lacey – September 2010
Development Plan: The main focus of work over the last few months has been the preparation of a new City Development Plan 2011-2017. In all there were over 900 amendments tabled by Councillors of which I tabled approximately 100. These ranged from issues of height and densities, transport corridors, protection of public open space and…
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Rathmines Pool to Open on 27th September
The new Rathmines Leisure Centre, including gym and swimming pool, will be fully open to the public from Monday 27th September onwards. This is great news, and an excellent development for the village and the surrounding areas. For more information on the facilities and prices, please see this leaflet (pdf).
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Draft Dublin City Development Plan 2011-2017
The proposed amendments to the Draft Dublin City Development Plan 2011 – 2017 will be on public display from 18th August 2010 to 15 September 2010 at the following locations in the South East Area during normal office opening hours: Civic Offices, Wood Quay, Dublin 8 Ringsend/Pembroke Area Office, Portview House, Thorncastle Street, Ringsend, Dublin…
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South East Area Committee
Regular readers might be interested in the motions I put down at today’s South East Area Committee of Dublin City Council. The motions, and the City Manager’s responses, are below: Item 1 Motion from Councillor Dermot Lacey This Committee requests the Manager to arrange a clean up and tidy up of the old graveyard adjacent…
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Eamon Gilmore – Local Issues – A New Neighbour
It’s been a busy few days starting with the Labour Party NEC on Saturday. There, the main business was discussion on Motions for the National Conference, recommendations regarding the 21st Century Labour Commission and the state of the economy and our response as a Party. What was palpable was the huge respect for Eamon Gilmore…
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Campaign – Issues – Media – Noel Dempsey
The campaign is moving into another phase with most of the candidates now declared from the various Parties. Personally, I have been heartened by the response to both the Labour Party and myself and the target of three seats very much in reach. On average, I am out two nights a week and Saturday mornings…
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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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A Little Piece of Ranelagh History
A little piece of Ranelagh history is to be marked following agreement by the City Council to re-erect the name plate for Moran’s Cottages. The Cottages are a small enclave just off the Ranelagh Triangle and were once owned by the local Moran family. While the area is not in charge of the Council and…
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Education Cuts
While we have had some political success in forcing the Government to reverse the removal of the automatic entitlement to a Medical Card for the Over 70s, we have not so far been able to persuade them to reverse the cuts in education expenditure. These cuts will seriously impact on the ability of schools and…
