DCC Arrangements
The Chief Executive of Dublin City Council has advised Mary that from today until March 29, 2020 the following will be closed to the public:
Moore Street Meeting
On March 2, 2020 Mary chaired the first meeting of Dublin City Council’s Expert Group established to define the future of street trading on Moore
Magdalene Laundry Site
Despite claims in the media, Dublin City Council Senior Management confirmed to Mary and other Central Area City Councillors that there is no plan, no
Moore Street, Expert Group
Moore Street suffers from years of neglect and requires ambitious and radical interventions to revive it as a vibrant trading street. What was once a
Irish Deaf Society
The Irish Deaf Society has carried out interviews with Dublin Central Candidates from various parties in advance of General Election 2020 on Saturday 8th February.
Save 16 Moore St
Mary was delighted to deputise for the Lord Mayor and to join with 1916 relatives and Moore Street traders at the Save 16 Moore Street
NEIC Sail Training Voyages
Dublin’s North East Inner City’s (NEIC) Initiative has been tasked with oversight of the long-term social and economic regeneration of the area. Last summer 30
The Wheel’s Community Matters
As a voluntary community Director of a youth service, justice youth diversion programme, community policing forum, family resource centre and local development company Mary is
Moore Street
Call on Government to release funds As reported in the Irish Times, at the January meeting of the Central Area Committee Mary’s motion calling on
Phoenix Park Visitor Experience
In spring 2019 the OPW invited members of the public to have their say on proposals they had to redevelop the Phoenix Park. Mary made