Please find below an update on a number of derelict housing units owned by Dublin City Council provided by Cllr. Darcy No. 109 Connaught Street is completed. Nos.19 & 21 Connaught Street are currently undergoing dilapidation and condition surveys to determine the nature and extent of the refurbishment works to bring the properties back to […]
A Dublin City Council report intended to give some background to the design process, the consultation, and the decision making process made in 2017/2018/2019 surrounding the current bus stop spacing along the C2CC route. Skip back to main navigation
Having raised this issue an number of times before, Neasa sought an update on the implementation of camera enforcement as part of the upcoming BusConnects programme and if this measure will be brought forward as part of a Road Safety Strategy. Transcript: Neasa Hourigan TD: Will the Minister provide an update on the implementation of […]
While pandemic-era restrictions have been removed, there are still restrictions with our Maternity Services that exclude partners from antenatal appointments and assessment units, and a ban on the visit of older siblings. Neasa urged the Government to ensure that every maternity unit in the country publishes a risk assessments so people accessing services can understand […]
I have written to the Minister for Health to ask him to instruct the HSE to meaningfully engage with the Medical Laboratory Scientists Association on the current dispute. This strike will have significant impacts on patients, many of whom have… Neasa speaking during Dáil statements on the National Maternity Hospital on Thursday, 12th May. Transcript: […]
Neasa raising the treatment of approximately 200 Indeed employees based in Ireland after the company announced a cut to its global workforce. Transcript: Neasa Hourigan TD: The company Indeed recently announced a cut to its global workforce that will see 200 of its Irish workers facing redundancy. Numerous constituents have been in touch with me […]
Neasa raising the implementation of the Irish Sign Language Act 2017 Transcript: Neasa Horuigan TD: As the Tánaiste may be aware, the support scheme for free Irish Sign Language, ISL, interpretation for events and services is provided for in the Irish Sign Language Act 2017, although many sections of the Act have yet to be […]
At the start of April a Large-scale Residential Development application was made to Dublin City Council for the development of 811 apartments, a gym, a café, co-working space, a community library, a childcare facility, and a community hall at the St. Vincent’s Hospital site off Richmond Road. A new hospital building, providing mental health services, […]
Neasa questioning the Minister for Social Protection about the support for healthcare workers experiencing long Covid as a result of their work. Transcript: Neasa Hourigan TD: Will the Minister outline the Department’s plans to provide support for healthcare workers experiencing long Covid as a result of their service? What are the Minister’s plans to provide […]
Neasa raising the case of Irish aid worker, Seán Binder, who was arrested and accused by Greek authorities of aiding human trafficking when he volunteered as a lifeguard with a humanitarian NGO on the Greek island of Lesbos assisting asylum seekers arriving in small boats. Transcript: Neasa Hourigan TD: Along with the Syrian refugee and […]
At the start of March a Large-scale Residential Development application was made to Dublin City Council for the development of 133 apartment units, artist studios, a crèche, a retail unit, and a gym at the former Leydens Wholesalers & Distributors site on Richmond Road. Last day for observations is Tuesday 4th April 2023. [25-April-2023] Dublin […]
An application to An Bord Pleanála has been made for 205 apartments within 3 blocks up to height of 12 storeys at Old Bakery Site at Cross Guns Bridge. A summary of some of the details of the development are… A short guide on making an observation on a planning application in Dublin The planning […]
In her submission to the Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use, Neasa has argued for the need an evidence-based drug use policy that comes from a position of harm reduction and places people and communities at the heart of policy. You can find a copy of Neasa’s submission here The Green Party fought hard to secure […]
We need to consider tax residency rules that are not solely based on 183 days in the country but that also recognise, among other criteria, where you have a home, your nationality, and personal ties to the country as they do for example in the Netherlands. Revenue restated its existing tax residency rules to confirm […]
