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Week 2 Planning Applications
This week there are six commercial and zero domestic applications for planning permission in Dublin Central. Some applications to note as follows: Proposed development 39-41A Dorset Street Lower includes the
Former Magdalene Laundry, Sean McDermott Street, D1.
Dublin City Council’s proposal to sell the site of the former Magdalene laundry on Sean McDermott Street fails to respect the the Magdalene survivors, the local community, the chronic housing
Drumcondra Community CCTV Meeting
The next meeting of the Drumcondra Community CCTV Action Group will take place on Thursday 18th January 2018 @ 8.30pm in The Skylon Hotel, Drumcondra. In December 2017 Cllr Paul
Decision to build on pauper’s graves should be overturned.
Mary is publishing HERE the records of more than 3,000 paupers buried in Glasnevin Cemetery and calling on An Bord Pleanala to respect these people, to overturn the planning permission
MAKE DUBLIN CENTRAL A BETTER PLACE
Mary Fitzpatrick was unanimously selected as a candidate for the next General Election by more than 200 members of Dublin Central’s Fianna Fáil organisation. It is ten years since Dublin Central
Cabra Hills NEW Planning Application
An application for a Strategic Housing Development was lodged on 19/12/2017 with An Bord Pleanala for the former CIE Lands and 2-4 Carnlough Road, Dublin 7. Permission is being
Government u-turn on ECCE policy welcomed
Working on behalf of children with special needs Mary called on the Minister for Children to abandon the Governments proposal to do away with the Overage Age Exemption from the Early Childhood Care
Phibsborough redevelopment
As a City Councillor 2004-2014 Mary worked to achieve regeneration of Phibsborough through the establishment of a statutory Local Area Plan. Mary supports the redevelopment of the Phibsborough Shopping Centre
Burial grounds should be respected
The Glasnevin Trust recently re-applied for planning permission to construct a chapel and car park on burial grounds in St Pauls Cemetery Glasnevin. Mary objected to the application and called