Transport Infrastructure Ireland, Wexford County Council and Kilkenny County Council are delighted to announce that An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar, T.D. will perform the official opening ceremony for the N25 New Ross Bypass on the afternoon of Wednesday the 29th of January 2020. The 15km scheme represents an investment in the order of €230 million in […]
The Deputy Mayor of the City and County of Limerick Cllr Adam Teskey has welcomed the announcement that US Financial Services company AxiomSL is to establish a base in Limerick with the creation of 100 jobs over the next five years. Speaking at the official announcement this morning Deputy Mayor Teskey said: “Welcoming a new […]
Meath County Council will this week share information about our climate actions, plans and ambitions across our social media and other platforms. Climate change is the defining issue of our time, and we want to make sure the public can be confident that their council is taking action and leading in the response. A new report […]
Three sections of the TEN-T network in Donegal have been prioritised for improvement to address existing safety and operational issues, these are; Section 1 – N15/N13 Ballybofey/Stranorlar Urban Region, Section 2 – N56/N13 Letterkenny to Manorcunningham and Section 3 – N14 Manorcunningham to Lifford / Strabane / A5 Link The Option Selection Report (OSR) will […]
The crucial point today is that there is still time to register to vote in this General Election Register to Vote up to 22 January Individuals urged to check their registration status if they are unsure whether they are registered The Register of Electors which will apply to the General Election on 8 February is […]
EPA warns that poorly constructed wells and inadequate monitoring of private water supplies are putting health at riskOne million people in Ireland get their drinking water from a private supply and many more drink water from private supplies in their daily lives. E. coli was found in 62 small private water supplies serving commercial buildings or […]
All local authorities to develop new climate action plans as 28,000 employees to be trained in climate action. A new report launched today (Tues) outlines for the first time the range of actions local authorities have undertaken nationally to tackle climate change and to promote climate action within their communities. The research, carried out by […]
Applications are being invited for the Donegal Culture & Creativity Grants Scheme 2020 administered by Donegal County Council. The Donegal Culture & Creativity Grants Scheme 2020 is offering 15 grants of €2,000 each to projects that encourage cooperation and collaboration between communities and heritage specialists, artists, culture professionals and/or
Cork City Council is celebrating Cork’s strong links with China and her sister city Shanghai by supporting Cork City Chinese New Year Festival 2020 with two free events heralding the New Year of the Rat. The events will be hosted by the Chinese Esoteric Buddhist School, the Unitarian Church and Nano Nagle Place. This year, […]
A new report launched today (Tuesday 14 January 2020) outlines for the first time the range of actions local authorities have undertaken nationally to tackle climate change and to promote climate action within their communities. All local authorities to develop new climate action plans as 28,000 employees to be trained in climate action A new […]
Donegal County Council and the Donegal Road Safety Working Group will once again partner Finn Harps Football Club to assist with the promotion of Road Safety in Donegal with the Road Safety Art Competition. The competition was officially launched on Wednesday 8 January at Gaelscoil Adhamhnáin, Letterkenny by the Cathaoirleach, Cllr. Nicholas Crossan, Director of […]
Cork County Council is continuing its annual commitment to support local communities with the announcement that the Community Fund Scheme 2020 is now open for applications. Each year, Cork County Council’s Community Fund Scheme contributes financial support to hundreds of community and voluntary organisations around the County. The scheme is administered by the Council’s
Mayo Day, a celebration of our county’s vibrant culture and community spirit, returns for its 6th consecutive year on May 2nd 2020. Over the last number of years, the Mayo Day campaign has been an enormous success, garnering worldwide attention with events taking place locally, nationally and internationally that pay tribute to the ingenuity, pride […]
Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown County Council is delighted to announce that funding is being made available to provide cycle parking to primary schools in the County. Schools are required to apply to the Council and outline what they are doing to promote cycling to pupils in their school. A review will be made of all applications and […]
The Limerick Public Participation Network now has 100 members and is calling on community and voluntary groups and organisations to help citizens take an active role in policy development committees of Limerick City and County Council. The Public Participation Network allows community groups around the country to connect with their local authority to give citizens […]
Dublin City Council has announced it is to repossess the Iveagh Markets from developer Martin Keane. The council also confirmed that it has broken off negotiations with Mr Keane on the future of the listed building. Assistant Chief Executive Richard Shakespeare stated in an update to councillors that Mr Keane had failed to show he […]
Meath County Council has signed up as partners to the All Ireland Pollinator Plan. At a ceremony in Navan Meath County Council Chief Executive Jackie Maguire and Cathaoirleach Cllr. Wayne Harding signed a framework agreement with the National Biodiversity Data Centre to undertake actions to support pollinators in County Meath. The All-Ireland Pollinator Plan is […]
Swords has been placed third of 40 towns and cities in an anti-litter survey for 2019 by the business group Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL). Swords obtained a “Cleaner than European Norms” ranking for 2019, while Dublin Airport Environs also scored well achieving 19th place out of 40 towns and cities surveyed and given a […]
Cork City Council has welcomed the publication of the latest IBAL report. Operations Director of Services, Valerie O’Sullivan said: ” We are very pleased that Cork City Centre has again performed well in the litter survey. This is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the City Council’s street sweeping crews who are out 7 […]
Dublin City Council have voted to boycott the national commemoration service for the Royal Irish Constabulary. An emergency motion put before councillors this evening by several Independent and Sinn Féin councillors described the event planned to be held in Dublin Castle on 17 January as “obscene”. The motion stated: “Only a subservient government suffering from […]