Please find below Mary’s latest newsletter. In this newsletter are updates on new homes, schools and other social infrastructure including a new special school for Dublin 7, Gaelscoil Cholaiste Mhuire, a new critical care unit at the Mater Hospital, the campaign to name the National Children’s Hospital after Dr Kathleen Lynn and other significant developments in Dublin Central.
Mary is proud to support the Neurological Alliance of Ireland and has pledged to make brain health a priority. Mary is the first general election candidate to NAI’s pledge of mplementing existing national strategies for neurological conditions, delivering on Ireland’s commitment under article 26 of the UNCRPD to provide comprehensive
General Election 2024 will take place on Friday, November 29th. Mary is Fianna Fáil’s candidate in Dublin Central. Mary needs your vote to ensure we have a stable government and a growing economy so we can invest in improving our public services. That means building more homes, safer, cleaner streets,
Government is advancing an apartment defects remidiation scheme by working with stakeholders to develop a streamlined process for handling these costs. The pilot process aims to create a practical and transparent model for the wider rollout of the scheme to fund essential apartment remediation works. Minister Darragh O’Brien will present findings
A new permanent school building for An Cosán Community Special School is to be included in the state’s largest ever multi-school campus at Whitehall. The Special School is currently operating from an interim location at Grangegorman but will be given a new home on the multi-school campus beside Clonturk Community College, Ellenfield Community College and Gaelscoil Áine at Whitehall. This
