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New website exposes Government dishonesty on water charges
Dublin families facing charges of over €400 for modest water use The Fianna Fáil Leader on Dublin City Council Mary Fitzpatrick has accused the Government of misleading Dublin householders on
Government housing plan nothing more than vote-grabbing ploy at the expense of vulnerable people on growing social housing list
Speaking today about the Government’s Housing Plan, Cllr Fitzpatrick said “The massive housing crisis in Dublin is a monument to Fine Gael and Labour’s failure to serve Dublin and manage
My position on a More Equal World
Earlier in the campaign, I was pleased to in Oxfam’s debate “For a More Equal World”. Further to a number of conversations that I have had on the subject with
Government’s construction stimulus plan is a major missed opportunity to address Dublin’s chronic housing crisis
16th May 14: Commenting today on the Government’s construction stimulus plan, Leader of the Fianna Fail Group on Dublin City Council, Mary Fitzpatrick said “I have reviewed this stimulus plan and it makes for
Dublin City Council unanimously approves motion rejecting proposed 50% cut to capital funding for social housing in Dublin City
12th May 2014: Cllr Mary Fitzpatrick put forward an emergency motion to Dublin City Council on behalf of the Fianna Fáil Group to reject the proposed cut to capital funding
Dublin City Councillors must reject 50% cut to Council Housing Fund or accept it and abandon thousands more to homelessness
Leader of the Fianna Fáil Group on Dublin City Council, Cllr Mary Fitzpatrick, will this evening, at the final meeting of Dublin City Council, seek cross party support for an emergency motion condemning the
Cllr Fitzpatrick slams Government decision to slash Council Housing funding by 50% in 2015
Cllr Mary Fitzpatrick, leader of the Fianna Fáil Group on Dublin City Council (DCC) has today expressed her disbelief at the Government decision to cut the capital investment budget for the provision of council housing
Europe is sleepwalking into bilateral agreement with the US that could benefit corporations over citizens
Commenting today on the late-stage negotiations taking place between the EU and the US in regard to the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), Cllr Fitzpatrick raised concerns that, if passed,