DEVLIN MAKES SUBMISSION ON THE DUBLIN PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PLAN:
Your local Councillor Cormac Devlin made a submission on the Dublin Transportation Plan on how to improve the quality and service of public transportation within County Dublin.
Jan 2009
DEVLIN MAKES SUBMISSION ON THE DEANSGRANGE LOCAL AREA PLAN (LAP):
Local Councillor, Cormac Devlin made a submission on the Deansgrange Local Area Plan (LAP) which helps shape the future development and acceptable planning guidelines for the local area. To read highlights of Councillor Devlin's submission please click here
Jan 2009
DEVLIN INFORMS LOCAL RESIDENTS OF ALDI'S LATEST PLANNING APPLICATION
Councillor Devlin informed local residents in Clonkeen/Foxrock area of Aldi's 3-5 story, 5 block residential planning application to Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council on the Old Bray Road site - follow the planning application by clicking here
March 2009
DEVLIN RUBBISHES FINE GAEL CLAIM THAT FUNDING FROM GOVERNMENT IS REQUIRED FOR POTTERY ROAD RESTORATION PROGRAMME:
Councillor Devlin has rubbished claims made by a Fine Gael politician that funding from central Government is required for the proposed (yet much needed!) road & footpath up-grade of Pottery Road. Cllr. Devlin has been battling for the up-grade for over 5 years and states that Fine Gael & Labour are in power on the Council - "if they really wanted the road & footpaths repaired, then they should find the money elsewhere as there are still funds available for such schemes within the County Council.
Feb 2009
DEVLIN RAISES CONCERNS OF RESIDENTS OVER SPRING GROVE EXPANSION PLANS:
Councillor Cormac Devlin raised the concerns of local residents in Clonkeen Grove & Crescent about the proposed increase of operational hours (to a 24 hour plant) at the Spring Grove laundry. For more information please click here
Feb 2009
COUNCILLOR DEVLIN VOTES AGAINST CLAMPING IN THE COUNTY:
Councillor Devlin voted against the clamping proposal by Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council. Cormac reminded Management that "it is elected representatives that make the decisions....not Management". He is critical of his fellow Councillors (particularly the Green Party) who voted in-favour of clamping. Read More.
Jan 2009
DEVLIN MONITORS PROGRESS ON THE SOLDIERS & SAILORS FOOTBALL PITCH:
Councillor Devlin who continuously raised the concerns of the Carriglea Football Club members and local residents to get the Council to progress work on the clubhouse at the field.
March 2009
DEVLIN WELCOMES EU-WIDE BAN ON DOG & CAT FUR
Dun Laoghaire based Councillor and ISPCA member; Cormac Devlin has welcomed the news that no goods sold or imported into the European Union will contain fur from dogs and cats. Read more.
Jan 2009
COUNCIL PROPOSES SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS TO STRADBROOK ROUNDABOUT:
Local Councillor, Cormac Devlin informs residents of Council's intention to improve traffic & pedestrian safety at the Stradbrook Roundabout. To view maps click here.
Sept 2009
DEVLIN WELCOMES RETURN OF 46A BUS ROUTE THROUGH MONKSTOWN FARM:
Local Councillor, Cormac Devlin has welcomed the decision by Dublin Bus to resume full service of the 46A through Mounttown/Monkstown Farm. "This bus route is a vital service to this area and provides public transport to and from Dún Laoghaire for many local people" stated Cllr. Devlin. Cormac insisted that the Council and Dublin Bus would work through the difficulties faced by the buses and restore full service. The Council have stated that they will be painting Double Yellow Lines at 5 key locations along Oliver Plunkett Road to ensure that the safery concerns of Dublin Bus are addressed.
Dec 2009
NEW CLUB HOUSE AT SOLDIERS & SAILORS FOOTBALL FIELD OPEN:
Local Councillor for the area, Cormac Devlin has welcomed the finishing and opening of the modern dressing rooms at Soldiers & Sailors Football Field (Monkstown Avenue). "This project took so long to begin and complete, that I am delighted to finally see it open for use by Carriglea & Farm United Football Clubs. I was glad to be of assistance to the Clubs in raising awareness with the Council in order to get the project off the ground" stated Cllr. Devlin.
