Dublin City Taskforce

Mary supports the recommendations from the Dublin City Taskforce. The taskforce has called for more people living in the city centre, a healthy, vibrant, always-on city that respects its heritage and streets that look cleaner and feel safer.

The taskforce makes 10 key recommendations:

  • Revitalise O’Connell Street and environs
  • Prioritise the total regeneration of social housing
    complexes in the city centre
  • Convert derelict sites into high-density residential
    with provision for essential workers
  • Make policing and security more visible and add 1000 more Gardaí
  • Deliver more targeted and better located services for
    vulnerable populations in city centre
  • Implement a dedicated waste management plan for the city centre
  • Operate the City Centre Transport Plan with agility
  • Offer Dubliners compelling reasons to visit the city centre
  • Create a marketing and communications function for Dublin
  • Evolve appropriate governance for a capital city

If implemented, the plan will make Dublin a safer, cleaner and more liveable city for all who live, work and visit the city.

You can read the full report HERE.

Share:

More Posts

Acting Leader in Seanad

It was a real honour this week to be acting Fianna Fáil Leader in Seanad Eireann. It was great to secure unamaous agreement for the Order of Business on Thursday. Order of business is when the Leader of the Seanad proposes the business for that day, the order in which

Read More »

Meeting President Zelenskyy

As acting Fianna Fáil Seanad Leader it was a real honour to welcome President Zelenskyy and thank him for his courage defending Europe’s freedom, democracy and sovereignty. His visit reminded us of the value of democratic institutions and international cooperation. When nations come together, hope becomes stronger than fear. We

Read More »

Japan

I was proud to represent the Oireachtas Committee for Enterprise, Tourism and employment on our recent delegation to Japan.  For almost 70 years Ireland has enjoyed strong diplomatic relations with Japan.  Ireland opened it’s first embassy in Tokyo in 1974 In 2025 Ireland renewed and strengthened its presence in Japan

Read More »

Post Office Network

Since the 1700’s Ireland’s Post Offices have continuously evolved to serve our communities. Mary welcomes the Minister of State reaffirming the Government’s commitment to supporting a sustainable future for our post office network. It is essential. The postmasters have acknowledged how important State intervention and Government support was to ensure

Read More »

Join Mary's Newsletter

Quick Links

Home

About

Latest

Donate

Privacy Policy

Contact Details

© All rights reserved

Website by The Website Shop