Thu, Jul 9, 2020 Read in 2 minutes If you didn’t get to make the briefing from Hines Ireland today on the developments planned for the Clonliffe College site please find a summary of the key points below. Please note that this is an early stage plan. Lots of positives in the plan but also […]
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 that I have come into the Chamber to talk about illegal evictions. While the Department […]
Neasa speaking on the issue of eradicating gender violence. Transcript: Go raibh maith agat, Cathaoirleach. I welcome the debate around this issue and the statements of our Ministers on the changes in direction that may be undertaken as regards gender-based violence in 2022. It was important to include an audit of Department actions on this […]
Please find below dates and locations for face to face clinics in the constituency. If there is nothing currently scheduled for your area please get in touch with my office directly. You can turn up on the day or book a slot in advance by getting in touch on [email protected] or 01 618 3172. For […]
An planning application was made on the 14th January for the Balnagowan House site. Details of the application can be found here. On 14th February at 8pm Neasa will host an online meeting at to discuss the application, hear any observations from people in the area with a view to sending an observation to An […]
To qualify for Working Family Payment, a person must be engaged in full time paid employment as an employee. They must also have at least one qualified child who normally resides with them or is supported by them. It is possible for a household of a self-employed person to receive a working family payment where […]
NPHET minutes from December indicated that NPHET will discuss the issue of mandatory COVID vaccination when a paper from from the Department of Health on the ethical and legal considerations involved is produced. Long prior to COVID, Green Party health policy has been to highlight the role vaccinations play in public health through education & […]
The inaugural meeting of Irish Pedestrian Network was held this evening in Teachers’ Club in Dublin. Three resolutions were passed by the group. Following work by Neasa on the Dublin Blockers campaign the Irish Pedestrian Network has had its first meeting. Three resolutions were passed at the meeting: Resolution 1: 100% of Irish residents and […]
Exceeding the quota on the first count, Neasa was elected to Dublin City Council from the Cabra-Glasnevin ward today. Exceeding the quota on the first count, Neasa was elected to Dublin City Council from the Cabra-Glasnevin ward today. It has been a long campaign during which we met many of you on the door. Over […]
[Dec 2019 – an update on this campaign can be found here] Did you know that the OPW and Failte Ireland plan to redevelop the Phoenix Park? It’s quite the plan: make the Bloom carpark permanent, new buildings and retail (not a whole lot about trees…..) Our government has just declared a Climate and Biodiversity […]
Neasa speaks with Johnny Holmes of Near FM (Community Radio for Northside Dublin) about the Controversy surrounding Phibsboro Shopping Centre Development, also about Affordable Housing, Safe Streets & Communities, Waste & Recycling Services and about her local election campaign Link to the audio recording of interview here Skip back to main navigation
The Dublin Inquirer asked its readers what they want candidates in the upcoming elections to discuss as they compete for votes, and then posed those questions to the candidates for the 2019 local elections. These are the candidates’ responses including Neasa’s responses. The section covering Neasa’s Local Electoral Area, Cabra-Glasnevin is here. All Dublin Local […]
In the next few years we know that we will need to build about 35,000 houses in this country every year to meet demand. In the next few years we know that we will need to build about 35,000 houses in this country every year to meet demand. In Cabra Glasnevin it is very likely […]
We tried to imagine Dublin in 15 years time. Would the housing crisis be a distant memory? Would rents require you to surrender your passport and sign over your first born to get a roof over your head? Will we have done away with private car ownership because driverless cars had made paying motor tax […]
