All Dublin City Councillors were sent an email with information on the proposed enterprise centre and requirements under the lease and requirements for refurbishment. - EmailAttempts were made to meet with each councillor and provide information on the proposed enterprise centre and requirements under the lease - MeetingWhere in person meetings were not possible phone calls were held with councillors with information on the proposed enterprise centre and requirements under the lease - Phone call
Intent: To ensure the provision of more sports facilities within Sth West Inner City for population of 50,000+ and for local schools - to protect all existing green spaces and sports amenities. To ensure delivery of full size multi purpose GAA pitch at St Teresa's Gardens
Details: Campaign to retain and secure the provision of sports amenities for the South West Inner City Dublin - in particular to ensure the provision of full size GAA pitch at St Teresa's Gardens.
Clarification with Oireachtas member in respect of planning application submitted for Phase 1 - Phone calle mail sent to local representatives with pdf copies of information used at previous Open Days - Email
Intent: Inform of concerns of disabled people in relation to “Enabling the City to Return to Work Interim Mobility Intervention Programme for Dublin City
Details: Submission made to councillors in relation to “Enabling the City to Return to Work Interim Mobility Intervention Programme for Dublin City
All Dublin City Councillors - EmailPhone conversations with, Cllr Daniel Ceitinn Sinn Fein , Cllr Declan Meenagh Labour Party, Cllr Janet Horner Green Party, Cllr Daithi Doolan Sinn Fein. - Phone call
Intent: That the motion be passed at September 2020 Dublin City Council meeting for the local authority to be able to sell this land to a developer already involved in the area, in order for public funds to be available for the construction of a municipal sporting facility. These are in very short supply in the area and this facility already has a significant number of clubs, schools and other organisations interested in using it.
Details: As requested and agreed by our members, lobbied Dublin City Council public representatives to vote in favour of proposal to a sell a 0.36 acre size parcel of land, in order to fund the construction of a municipal sporting facility in an area lacking these facilities.
St Teresa's Gardens Regeneration Board is a multi-agency body with an oversight and monitoring role of the Regeneration Programme taking place in St Teresa's Gardens and surrounding area. It also oversees social, economic and cultural development of these areas. There are 20 members of the Regeneration Board, from local residents, relevant statutory agencies and from community and voluntary groups.The Board supports the proposal to dispose of 0.36 of an acre of land owned by DCC at St Teresa's Gardens in order to fund the development of a new Municipal Sports Facility for the South Inner City of Dublin. We understand that this plot of land represents 3.88% of the overall public lands owned by DCC in the St Teresa's Gardens area. There is currently a significant dearth and under-supply of outdoor sports facilities and pitches in the South Inner City.. We request a guarantee that the funds generated will be used for the municipal sport facility, and for the work to begin immediately. - Email
Intent: Securing mentees 18 - 25 year olds in three communities - Ballymun, The Liberties and Finglas through requesting local councillors and TD's in these communities to share the programme information through social media.
Details: Implementing the INSPIRE programme - online mentoring programme for 18 - 25 year olds from challenged communities, in a post Covid environment.
Intent: Alert recipients to barriers to remote access to education in Direct Provision accommodation during COVID-19 and urge action
Details: Amnesty's 'End DP Action Group' communication to Oireachtas members and Dublin City Councillors on barriers to remote access to education for children and young people in Direct Provision during COVID-19 pandemic
