On the 19th of August Dublin City Council issued a request to MKN Developments to respond on a whole range of issues under 10 separate headings as follows:

Additional Information Request for Sybil Hill

 The applicant had up to 6 months to respond to this request, otherwise the application becomes invalid. If DCC receive a response then it must be considered within 4 weeks of receipt and if the planners deem the response to involve material change to the application, it goes out again for public submissions/consideration.

Posted under Planning, Raheny

Report delivered to North Central Area Committee in late June however information is still current and relevant

Update on Watermain and Flood Defence works

Posted under Clontarf, North Central, Water

‘Drumcondra – Legacies of Service’

Thursday, 26^th August at 2pm – Meet outside the Cat & Cage Pub

Take a walk by some of the institutions which were formed over past centuries to provide religious and community service both at home and abroad.  Tour to finish at St. Vincents Hospital, Richmond Road, Fairview, Dublin 3.

 Historian Pat Liddy will be leading the walk – organised by Dublin City Council

Posted under Drumcondra, Sport & Recreation

As part of Dublin European Capital of Sport 2010 Dublin City Council  has organised a seminar entitled “Celebrating our Sporting Heritage – Dublin Sporting Heroes” to celebrate our sporting heritage and the numerous sporting heroes associated with the city.

Contributors will include John Giles, Michael Carruth , Barney Rock, Dick Hooper and Annette Kealy.

The  seminar will take place in the Wood Quay Venue, Civic Offices, Wood Quay, Dublin 2 on Saturday 28th August at 2pm

To book a place phone 6744842/6744858 or email library.development@dublincity.ie

If you’re a sporting enthusiast, this could be the gig for you…!

Click on the following link for the seminar programme:

Sports Seminar Programme

Posted under Dublin, Education, Sport & Recreation

There appears to be a concerted campaign underway to try and close down the Smithfield Horse Market and it’s all “one-way traffic” in favour of closure at the moment.

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Posted under Dublin