Councillor Cormac Devlin - Delivering for Dún Laoghaire

To keep up to-date on all local issues that Cormac is covering in your area, please sign up to receive his regular e-Bulletin: click here

DEVLIN TO CONTEST THE GENERAL ELECTION IN DÚN LAOGHAIRE

Cormac was selected by the members of Fianna Fáil to contest the next General Election. Cormac polled exceptionally well as a first time candidate in the last General Election attracting over 4,600 first preference votes. Cormac remains focused on tackling the issues facing constituents across the Dún Laoghaire constituency. You can follow his campaign by signing up to receive his eBulletin (news and information specific to your area) or on Facebook / Twitter. Alternatively, if you would like to get involved in the campaign, you can volunteer here

FIND OUT WHAT EVENTS ARE HAPPENING IN YOUR AREA

Cormac keeps local residents informed of events and activities taking place within their area. Click here to view a list of these events and if you woud like to know about these (and more) in advance, click here to sign-up to receive Cormac's eBulletin,

REGISTER TO VOTE!

All residents should check to make sure that their details are correct on electioral register by visiting checktheregister.ie. If you have recently moved into the area, changed address or have turned 18 years old then you should print off the required form by clicking here, have them stamped at your local Garda station and send them to Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown. If you have any questions, please call the Franchise Section of the Council on (01) 205 4880

DO YOU NEED TO REPORT A BLOCKED GULLY? DO IT HERE...

Several residents have reported to Cormac that while they have reported blocked gullies in the past, some of them haven't been unblocked. If you know of a blocked gully that needs to be cleared / unblocked by the Council, then you can report it here

CHRISTMAS TREE RECYCLING & COLLECTION SERVICE

Click here to download a helpful guide on where you can recycle your Christmas tree and get information on bring centres in our area. Tranistion Year students from Cuala GAA are raising money for their Habitat for Humanity trip to Zambia in June and they are willing to collect and recycle your Christmas tree for as little as €5. You should call 089 475 6546 (if you live in the Dún Laoghaire / Glenageary area), 087 427 3380 (if you live in the Dalkey / Killiney / Shankill area) or 083 056 6279 (if you live in the Monkstown / Blackrock / Cabinteely area).

MY INCOME AS A FULL-TIME PUBLIC REPRESENTATIVE:

To view my Council salary and other payments click here. I severe on a number of committees and organisations such as; Dalkey Heritage Company, the Health Service Executive (HSE) Regional Health Forum and the Asscociation of Irish Local Government. For a complete listing of the committees and organisation that I sit on, visit my profile page.