Fri, Jan 5, 2024 Read in 2 minutes A quick update on the plans for a new family court on a long vacant site bounded by Church Street, Hammond Lane, Bow Street and the Luas tracks. The site used to be a Maguire & Paterson match factory and was acquired was acquired by the State […]
Fri, Dec 15, 2023 Read in 1 minutes The Gardaí have new powers to deal with the unsafe use of scramblers in the city. Importantly the new law allows Gardaí to seize and dispose of scramblers whether at the scene or where the vehicle is kept. Transcript: Cllr. Janet Horner Neasa and I recently met […]
Dublin City Council and National Transport Authority have published the draft Dublin City Centre Transport Plan 2023 which sets out a vision for the city including a 40% reduction in general traffic and significant increases in walking, cycling and public transport. You can RSVP here. You will be sent a reminder email (which will include […]
Wed, Oct 6, 2021 Read in 2 minutes Today Neasa requested a timeline to be published for the resumption of work on the National Diabetes Register. Deputy Neasa Hourigan: Approximately one in 20 people in Ireland lives with diabetes. Despite this, we do not have a good handle on clinical outcomes or prevalence rates at […]
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An application has been made for 1,614 units at the Holy Cross College site off Clonliffe Road. Please see below for some details on the application and how to register for a public meeting on the development. The application was…
In the face of the increasing climate crisis, the Government today has killed the Climate Emergency Measures Bill by putting it into committee limbo. The bill, which would have helped Ireland meet its climate change responsibilities by keeping oil and… Pelletstown urgently needs a local polling station to address the needs of residents during elections […]
Thu, May 20, 2021 Read in 2 minutes Issues with the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS) appointment booking system appear to remain despite assurances from the Minister for Justice that they were going to be resolved. Last year Neasa raised concerns with the appointment booking system at the Immigration Service and was assured at […]
The Green Party has called on the government to engage with co-housing groups during this weeks’ CoHousing Here conference and legislate to support this innovative and collaborative form of community making. In a position paper published today Cllr Neasa Hourigan,… The Dublin Agreement 2019-2024 is a five-year agreement entered into between Dublin City Councillors from […]
Neasa outlines the Green Party’s position on cannabis. Transcript: Hi! In the last few weeks I have received quite a few emails about cannabis and cannabis use and I wanted to take a minute to set out the Green Party… Neasa raised her concerns with the standard of build-to-rent and highlighted that the minimum requirements […]
A summary of the planning application for the site at the former Des Kelly showrooms on North Circular Road can be found below. Planning permission for this application was refused on 25th Jan 2022. – New application A… This week the Minister for Health finally commenced the Review of the Health (Regulation of Termination of […]
Programme for Government contains the following commitment on Direct Provision: “We agree that the current system needs to change. Therefore, we are committed to a new long-term approach to International Protection”. This morning Minister O’Gorman published a White Paper on… After being contacted by locals on the issue, Neasa got in touch with Hines Ireland […]
I have recently accepted an invite to become a member of the Grangegorman Consultative Group. The Consultative Group is in place to facilitate communication concerning the development of the Grangegorman site. Please get in touch if there is anything you… Neasa spoke of her support for e-scooters, but also about the need to ensure an […]
In a recent letter to the Minister for Housing in relation to the over-concentration of build-to-rent in Dublin’s inner city areas, Neasa called for a percentage cap on the build-to-rent element of any site, if not an outright ban. Balance… Neasa gives a 60-second update on the progress of the Citizens Assembly on Drugs that […]
