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Donegal County Council Puts Spotlight on Climate Action for Your Council Day

By Ryan Harmon
The vital work of Donegal County Council’s employees and the role they are playing in our county’s fight to tackle climate change is being highlighted for this year’s Your Council Day, which takes place on Friday 1st July. Across social media, #YourCouncilDay will showcase the work of our committed and passionate local authority employees who are […]
Council Partners News

New Lord Mayor of Dublin Elected

By Ryan Harmon
At the annual meeting of Dublin City Council in City Hall, Councillor Caroline Conroy was elected the 354th Lord Mayor of Dublin.  Caroline Conroy is only the 11th woman to hold the office of the Lord Mayor of Dublin and succeeds Councillor Alison Gilliland.  Cllr Conroy grew up in Ballymun, Dublin and lives in Glasnevin. […]
Council Partners News

Sod Turned on Saggart Community Centre

By Ryan Harmon
A sod-turning has taken place for the construction of an eagerly awaited community facility in Saggart Village for a community centre. The delivery of the facility has been a collaborative process between South Dublin County Council and the board of management of the local voluntary Saggart Schoolhouse Community Centre. The investment in the Community Centre […]
Council Partners Housing News

Contractor Appointed to LDA’s First Affordable Housing Project in Partnership with DLR

By Ryan Harmon
The Land Development Agency (LDA) has appointed the contractor for the development of 597 new homes at Shanganagh, Co. Dublin, with work on site to commence in September. The affordable housing project is being delivered in partnership with Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council (DLR) and will be devoted 100% to affordable and social homes. On completion, […]
Council Partners Culture Education News

Publication of Independent Report Reviewing Public Participation Networks

By Ryan Harmon
Minister for Community Development and Charities, Joe O’Brien, has published the independent review of the Public Participation Networks (PPNs), fulfilling a commitment made in the Programme for Government. The review of Public Participation Network structures, commissioned by the Department of Rural and Community Development, was conducted by Mazars. It evaluated current