As the government blocks funding for major social-housing projects, FF and FG councillors point fingers at ministers
As many as 1,325 social homes in Dublin city are at an advanced stage, with planning granted – but now with no clear funding.
The Land Development Agency bought the 125-acre site on the eastern side of the Dart station from developer Richmond Homes back in March
In 2017, the council issued 1,001 fines for littering. In 2022, the number was 443. So far this year? Well under 100.
The decision comes after weeks of tension on Fingal County Council, stemming back to an effort by DP Crossroads to push for a community and arts centre on the peninsula.
Fingal's Harbour Road and Red Island loop scheme has faced significant local opposition.
The pavement outside Stapolin Educate Together hasn’t yet been taken in charge by Fingal County Council.
A council plan to run a survey to see if that’s what area residents really want the building used for appears to have fallen apart.
To keep attendance down, they’re avoiding advertising. To keep the budget under control, they’ve made some cuts.
The Broadmeadow Greenway is designed to stretch across the estuary, connecting the two towns.
“It’s important for residents to know, for the business, and for the credibility of the planning system, so we’re clear a loophole is not developing in terms of planning.”
This isn’t viable, so another use for the site will have to be found, a council official said.
The redesign has proven to be more complex than originally considered due to the matter of land ownership, a council official told them.
“There was a fear, I think amongst people, that if you provide additional playgrounds in the area that they act as magnets to anti-social behaviour.”