News Archives for November, 2008
28 November, 2008
Criticism of Dublin City Council Budget 2009. Read full article
26 November, 2008
Cllr. Larry O'Toole, Sinn Féin has slammed the decision by Labour, Fianna Fail and the Green Party to vote for the City Councils Budget for 2009. Read full article
22 November, 2008
Relaunch of "Songs of Struggle and Protest" Book. Read full article
19 November, 2008
The ongoing cutbacks have threatened proposed improvements in the local area. Read full article
19 November, 2008
Cllr. Larry O'Toole has welcomed the news that the Oscar Traynor Road will be fully opened before the end of this year. Cllr. O'Toole received the following report from Dublin City Council this week. Read full article
18 November, 2008
Sinn Fein Representative Denise Mitchell has slammed Labour Party Dublin City Councillors for voting against a Sinn Féin motion put before Monday's monthly council meeting calling on Dublin City Council to fully respect the democratic wishes of the electorate following their rejection of the Lisbon Treaty. Read full article
18 November, 2008
Cllr. Larry O'Toole has welcomed the Dublin City Council commitment to investigate the feasibility of garden allotments within the city Read full article
12 November, 2008
Amid reports that a 14% cut in Interim Projects at Local Drugs Task Forces has been proposed, Dublin North East Drugs Task Force member Councillor Larry O'Toole has urged a rethink Read full article
9 November, 2008
The demise of the Progressive Democrats was inevitable. It is welcome that such a negative element in Irish politics has been removed. Their anti-republicanism and their opposition to social and economic equality meant that they were neither truly progressive nor truly democratic Read full article
9 November, 2008
Cllr. Larry O'Toole and local artist Paul Kelly at the launch of the Coolock Library Annual Art Exhibition. Read full article
9 November, 2008
Cllr. Larry O'Toole and Denise Mitchell collecting petitions against the education cuts at Northside Shopping Centre. Read full article
2 November, 2008
Sinn Fein organised a demonstration at the constituency office of Minister Sean Haughey on Saturday November 1st last to protest at the budget cuts, specifically education, recently announced Read full article
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