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 […]
Dublin City Council is developing the latest version of its Parks and Landscape Strategy. There’s a questionnaire open until the 15th September gathering people’s views – please have your say. Our draft submission coverings topics including Accessibility Biodiversity Use of the parks including commercial activities Croppies Acre Skip back to main navigation
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… Ireland took a huge leap forward by repealing the Eighth Amendment, now we must ensure […]
Department of Rural and Community Development has produced a Communications Pack for community and voluntary groups and members of the public who are involved in COVID-19 community efforts. This pack contains: Some of the latest COVID-19 information on health and finance (for employers and employees) can be found below. Health As of 18th March 2020 […]
Neasa Hourigan TD has today published the Citizens’ Assembly on Evidence Informed Drugs Policy from a Harm Reduction Perspective, which proposes a framework for how the upcoming assembly might approach its work. The paper calls for people’s lived experience to… The ownership of the National Maternity Hospital must be secure and fully in state ownership. […]
Appearing on RTÉ’s Prime Time at the time of the Council vote on the white-water rafting proposal (Dec 2019) Neasa explained the issues she had with the proposal and why she voted against it. The record showing how Councillors voted… On the 12th January Dublin City Council’s Central Area Committee will vote on making the […]
The Dublin Blockers activists believe that streets must be for the use of people first and that the current management and policy of both local authorities and national government do not achieve this. Footpaths are for feet: big and small,… The Green Party’s Dublin Central Dáil candidate Neasa Hourigan has called on Dublin City Council […]
The draft Dublin City Development Plan 2022 to 2028 is now open for public submissions (until 14th Feb). Find out below on how to make a submission on the plan and see some of the observations I will be making… I have recently accepted an invite to become a member of the Grangegorman Consultative Group. […]
Universal Basic Income (UBI) operates as a standard payment to every individual that is resident in the state without reference to their means or their ability/availability for employment. It is non-means tested and does not increase or decrease as someone’s… Details on a number of financial supports available to employees and employers impacted by COVID-19 […]
Speaking today Neasa Hourigan, Finance Spokesperson for the Green Party, expressed disappointment at the impacts of the European court ruling that Ireland did not give Apple illegal state aid. Deputy Hourigan, TD for Dublin Central said: I feel it is… Neasa questioned the Central Bank and NTMA about their responses to the current financial crisis, […]
Neasa spoke in the Dáil today on how facilitating tax avoidance is undoing the positive contribution of Ireland’s Overseas Development Assistance programme. It is like trying to fill a leaky bucket. Full Transcript Neasa Hourigan, TD: Tánaiste, the Programme for… We need a banking forum that involves not just the pillar banks and the Central […]
Join Cllr. Feljin Jose, Neasa Hourigan TD to find out about the application and how to make an observation. A planning application has been made at the former Andersons Creperie for a change of use from coffee shop/creperie to funeral home (chapel of rest) including a smaller coffee shop. Public Online Meeting: Thursday 11th July […]
