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New Works (No Business)
Cathaoirleach’s Business (No Business Received)
Correspondence (No Business)
Proposed Declaration of Roads to be Public Roads
- Ferncourt Phase 4A & 6
- Maplewood Avenue & Park
- Cookstown Way – footpath at Respond Housing
- Charlie O’Toole bridge and approach footpaths
New Works (No Business)
Correspondence (No Business)
Maidir leis an bhfáilte a cuireadh roimh an trealamh aclaíochta nua sna páireanna ar fud an chontae an bhféadfadh leis an gComhairle Contae tuilleadh trealamh súgartha bunúsacha do leanaí a sholáthar in aice nó i gcóngar na láithreacha atá an trealamh aclaíochta lonnaithe do dhaoine fásta agus do dhéagóirí?
With regard to the welcome given to the new exercise equipment in the parks around the county, would the County Council provide more basic play equipment for children beside or near the areas where the exercise equipment is located for adults and teenagers?
"An bhféadfadh leis an gComhairle Contae na soilse sráide ar Radharc Choill an Rí, Arda Choill an Rí, a dheisíú. Ta siad as ord Ó rinneadh na hoibreacha ar an mbóthar sin le déanaí?
Would the Council repair the street lights out of order on Kingswood View, Kingswood Heights. They are out of order since the recent works on the road?"
To ask that the Manager outlines how much this Council will get from central government this year and how much SDCC received last year?
Go dtacaíonn an Chomhairle seo leis an mbeartas deireadh a chur leis an urraíocht ó thionscal na ndeochanna alcóil do chúrsaí spóirt, de réir a chéile, ag féachaint ar an díobháil a dhéantar dár sochaí agus dár dtimpeallacht de bharr mhí-úsáíd alcóil.
That this Council supports the gradual ending of sponsorship of sport from the alcohol drinks industry having regard to the damage that is done to our society and environment because of the abuse of alcohol.
Go dtacaíonn an Chomhairle seo leis an mbeartas deireadh a chur leis an urraíocht ó thionscal na ndeochanna alcóil do chúrsaí spóirt, de réir a chéile, ag féachaint ar an díobháil a dhéantar dár sochaí agus dár dtimpeallacht de bharr mhí-úsáíd alcóil.
That this Council supports the gradual ending of sponsorship of sport from the alcohol drinks industry having regard to the damage that is done to our society and environment because of the abuse of alcohol.
That this council initiates a 'Make Local' campaign in conjunction with the South Dublin Chamber of Commerce / Clondalkin Chamber of Commerce. Similar to the 'Think Local' campaign launched some time ago
"An bhféadfadh leis an gComhairle Contae comharthaí bóithre a athphéinteáil ar dhromchla na mbóithre in Arda Belgard?
Would the Council repaint the road signs on the surface of the roads of Belgard Heights?"
To ask the Manager to report on progress, if any, in relation to implementing the Development Plan objective of facilitating the establishment of a visitor centre/tourism amenity on the Dodder?
To ask the Manager to outline current practice in relation to preventing dog litter in public parks and streets, with particular reference to signage, the provision of dedicated bins and enforcement, and given that the stencil signs in some areas are virtually obliterated?
To ask the Manager to report on current policy and practice in relation to facilitating fishing at the Dodder and other rivers within the County?
To ask the Manager to report on the role of Park Rangers ie their powers and responsibilities, and to also list the parks in which they operate?
To ask the Manager if there is any provision whereby a residential development controlled by a management company may be taken in charge by the Council, following a request by residents and/or the management company?
That this council would make available Tallaght Stadium to the IRFU as part of any Irish bid for the Rugby World Cup. The economic and tourist benefits of having the stadium included in the world’s third largest sporting will be significant and the Council should actively promote the inclusion of the Stadium as part of any Irish hosting of this event.
That this council would make available Tallaght Stadium to the IRFU as part of any Irish bid for the Rugby World Cup. The economic and tourist benefits of having the stadium included in the world’s third largest sporting will be significant and the Council should actively promote the inclusion of the Stadium as part of any Irish hosting of this event.