The Minister for the Office of Public Works published a report on Phoenix Park Transport and Mobility Options. We welcome a number of positive actions in the report’s key recommendations. The public consultation phase commenced on the 29th January for… Neasa spoke in the Dáil on the serious need to update our mental health legislation […]
LIDL has confirmed to me its intention to lodge a new planning application in the coming months for a store at 1st floor and 2 or 3 units at ground level along with parking (similar to new LIDL in Drumcondra… Today is the final day to get any of your observations in on the 3rd […]
The Climate Action Bill was announced today and commits us, in law, to transition to a carbon neutral economy by 2050; introduces a system of five-year carbon budgets; and strengthens role of the Climate Advisory Council This bill puts in… Neasa tonight voted in favour of the Dying with Dignity Bill 2020. There are also […]
Dublin City Council is currently investigating the options for providing a protected cycle lane on both sides of Griffith Avenue from Ballygall Road East as far as the Malahide Road. If you have concerns you would like to see addressed… “Knowing there are staff who’ve seen it all before is incredibly helpful.” Neasa Hourigan Neasa […]
We need a review of regional & under-served community access to banking services with a view to establishing a material public banking system partially or fully supported by Credit Unions and An Post. The Green Party today has launched a… Neasa spoke today on the Second Stage of the Land Development Agency Bill 2021 The […]
Neasa spoke on the role played by An Garda Síochána during an eviction; the need to put in place procedures that recognise the human element at play; and issues around the carrying out of illegal evictions. Transcript: I am mindful… Neasa spoke in the Dáil to the Climate Action Bill, during which she highlighted Ireland’s […]
The Minister for the Office of Public Works published a report on Phoenix Park Transport and Mobility Options. We welcome a number of positive actions in the report’s key recommendations. The public consultation phase commenced on the 29th January for… Neasa spoke in the Dáil on the serious need to update our mental health legislation […]
We need a review of regional & under-served community access to banking services with a view to establishing a material public banking system partially or fully supported by Credit Unions and An Post. The Green Party today has launched a… Neasa spoke today on the Second Stage of the Land Development Agency Bill 2021 The […]
Dublin City Council is currently investigating the options for providing a protected cycle lane on both sides of Griffith Avenue from Ballygall Road East as far as the Malahide Road. If you have concerns you would like to see addressed… “Knowing there are staff who’ve seen it all before is incredibly helpful.” Neasa Hourigan Neasa […]
The Climate Action Bill was announced today and commits us, in law, to transition to a carbon neutral economy by 2050; introduces a system of five-year carbon budgets; and strengthens role of the Climate Advisory Council This bill puts in… Neasa tonight voted in favour of the Dying with Dignity Bill 2020. There are also […]
A short guide on how to propose adding a structure to Dublin City Council’s Record of Protected Structures. A protected structure is a structure that is considered to be of special interest from an architectural, historical, archaeological, artistic, cultural, scientific,… Neasa spoke in the Dáil on the impact of Covid-19 on people with disabilities within […]
Neasa on the need to ensure a sufficient scale of funding to face the challenge that the EU and, specifically Ireland, face in addressing the economic impact of Covid-19 and the unfolding climate emergency. Transcript: Neasa Hourigan TD: As has… Dublin City Council is proposing to make a number of improvements to Ventry Park in […]
Neasa questioned the Central Bank and NTMA about their responses to the current financial crisis, discussing how Covid-19 is affecting mortgages, consumer protection rights and Irish sovereign green bonds. Transcript Neasa Hourigan TD: I thank Mr. Makhlouf for his opening… There is a new housing development planned for the old Smurfit site on Botanic Road. […]
Ireland took a huge leap forward by repealing the Eighth Amendment, now we must ensure that access to reproductive care becomes a right, not a privilege. Join us on Saturday October 2nd at 2.30pm for a free online event to… Last week I asked the Minister for Housing what plans he had to stop much […]
