News Archives for October, 2007

31 October, 2007

New Play Area proposed for Stardust Memorial Park

Larry and Denise at the Stardust Play Area

Cllr Larry O'Toole and Local Election Candidate Denise Mitchell are calling on Dublin City Council Parks Dept to carry out a major refurbishment of the play area that is located in the Stardust Memorial park Read full article

31 October, 2007

Call for measures to calm traffic at Dundaniel Road

Sinn Fein representative Denise Mitchell at the Dundaniel Road junction.

The increasingly difficult traffic conditions at the junction of the Dundaniel Road and Oscar Traynor Road has resulted in Sinn Fein representative and Local Election candidate Denise Mitchell demanding a traffic survey be carried out at the junction Read full article

31 October, 2007

Solution Urged to Crisis at Beaumont

Sinn Féin Councillor Larry O'Toole and fellow Local Election candidate Denise Mitchell have called on the Minister for Health, Mary Harney to immediately lift the freeze on staff recruitment in the Health Service in order to avoid the threat of immediate industrial action at Beaumont Hospital Read full article

31 October, 2007

Clonshaugh Planning Application

The following planning appliocation has been submitted to Dublin City Council for approval. If you have queries or concerns contact: Read full article

30 October, 2007

Condemnation of ex-Minister's handout.

Councillor Larry O'Toole today condemned the payment of €75,000 in pension to ex-Minister Michael Woods, following a change in the law to allow this to happen. Read full article

23 October, 2007

Cllr. Larry O'Toole and Ógra Sinn Féin's Aine ni Dhuhhan

Cllr. Larry O'Toole and Ógra Sinn Féin's Aine ni Dhuhhan at the Pearse McLoughlin Commemoration in Howth last weekend. Read full article

23 October, 2007

Lenihan must back up CAB pledge with actions

Sinn Féin Vice Chair of Dublin City Joint Policing Committee, Cllr. Larry O'Toole has welcomed the pledge from Justice Minister Brian Lenihan that the Criminal Assets Bureau is to work more closely with Gardaí in order to target all levels of drug dealers. However cllr. O'Toole said Minister Lenihan must back up his pledge with actions. Read full article