Tag: Phibsborough
24hr bus for Glasnevin and Phibsboro – BusConnects E-spine
Update (12/9/24): I’ve been told that the launch of the E-spine has been postponed to November 2024 due to the ongoing driver and mechanic shortages. The N2 orbital route will go ahead in September as planned. —- The National Transport Authority has confirmed to me that both Glasnevin and Phibsborough will get two 24hr bus…
New measures to tackle litter and dumping in Dublin
One of the main issues that’s often raised with me is illegal dumping. It’s a blight on our streets and has been getting worse in recent years. Here are two things that happened in February 2024 that will help us tackle this: Both of these measures were introduced by my Green Party colleague Minister Ossian…
More bus lanes to be made 24hrs
Dublin City Council has informed me that they’re planning to increase bus lane operational hours in the area to reduce bus journey times in the evenings and weekends. Most of the bus lanes on Ballymun Road and Finglas Road are planned to be extended to 24hrs. Bus lanes on Mobhi Road and Botanic Road —…
Royal Canal Greenway July 2023 update
Royal Canal Greenway Phase 3 will provide 2.1 km of walking and cycling facilities between Newcomen Bridge (North Strand Road) and Cross Guns Bridge (Phibsborough Road). Construction started in February 2023 and is scheduled for completion in sections between Q1 2024 and Q2 2025. Below is a timeline of when the works are scheduled to…
Dalymount Park redevelopment update July 2023
Dublin City Council will submit the planning application for the long-awaited redevelopment of Dalymount Park on August 25th. It’s estimated that planning permission will be granted in December 2023, that construction will begin in Q3 2024 and that the new 8,000 capacity stadium for Bohemians FC will open in early 2026.
All residents can vote!
All residents can vote in Dublin City Council elections. You can register online in just a few minutes at checktheregister.ie! All you need is your Eircode and PPS number. If you don’t know which local authority you live in, you can find out on my map. The new online registration system was launched by my…
Some personal news..
In news that will surprise nobody, I’ve decided to run for Dublin City Council (Cabra-Glasnevin) in 2024. After years of trying to affect change from the outside, I believe that Dublin City Council needs more people with a vision and passion for the future of the city.
