News Archives for March, 2007
29 March, 2007
Speaking at a well attended Irish National Teachers Organisation meeting held in Killester on Thursday February 15th, Councillor Larry O'Toole expressed Sinn Féin support for the teacher's campaign for reduced class sizes. Read full article
29 March, 2007
The current housing situation in the Donaghmede, Artane and Clontarf wards has been criticised by Councillor Larry O'Toole as a serious indictment of the housing policy of the failed Fianna Fail/P.D. government Read full article
27 March, 2007
Concern and anger has been expressed by Clare Hall residents over unauthorised works carried out on behalf of NTL Cable, the television cable company Read full article
21 March, 2007
Speaking this morning after a citywide Transport Day of Action by Sinn Féin, where activists dropped banners and handed out thousands of leaflets in Fairview, the Red Cow Junction, Blanchardstown and at the Ha'penny Bridge, Cllr. Larry O'Toole said, "Today Sinn Féin are highlighting the capital's traffic chaos and telling commuters that it does not have to be this way if our range of proposals are implemented. Sinn Féin is calling for an end to tolls and for an extra 500 buses for Dublin Bus." Read full article
15 March, 2007
It has been confirmed to Larry O'Toole that the City Council intends to demolish the existing senior citizens' flats at Greendale Court in Kilbarrack and replace them with about 95 - 100 new senior citizens dwellings. Read full article
15 March, 2007
Councillor Larry O'Toole is supporting proposals to establish a light rail link that would run from Baldoyle, through Clonshaugh and eventually linking up with the proposed Metro Line from the Airport into the City Centre Read full article
15 March, 2007
"Time for Government to wake up on Drugs crisis" - O'Toole Read full article
15 March, 2007
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15 March, 2007
Refurbishment of Edenmore Scout Den greenlighted. Read full article
15 March, 2007
Councillor Larry O'Toole has raised concerns about the increasing numbers of empty factory sites that have been left in dangerous and derelict states after being vandalised Read full article
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