Briefing meeting for Ds in Dublin South Central, Councillors in South Central Area of Dublin City Council and Counillor Reps on the Board of CDETB on the work on NLN and the impact of the proposed cap on places. - Virtual MeetingEmail to TDs in Dublin South Central, Councillors in South Central Area of Dublin City Council and Counillor Reps on the Board of CDETB - EmailPhone calls following up on the invitation to the meeting and outlining the issue. - Phone call
Intent: Quarterly public reports on youth homelessness data across 18 local authorities. They were also encouraged to raise the issue within their Housing Strategic Policy Committees,submit questions on current data practices, and advocate for improved data and a successor youth homelessness strategy within their political parties. The aim is to support cross-party efforts toward ending homelessness by 2030 and to drive tangible improvements in local data collection and consultation
Details: To improve policy, prevention, and data collection re: youth housing
'Quarterly public reports on youth homelessness data across 18 local authorities. They were also encouraged to raise the issue within their Housing Strategic Policy Committees,submit questions on current data practices, and advocate for improved data and a successor youth homelessness strategy within their political parties. The aim is to support cross-party efforts toward ending homelessness by 2030 and to drive tangible improvements in local data collection and consultation.' - Email
Intent: Review and implementation of suitable traffic calming measures on the Donnybrook end of Anglesea road
Details: On behalf of the Residents Association I approached Dermot Lacey, Councillor of the Pembroke Ward, to request his assistance in getting traffic calming measures implemented on the Donnybrook end of Anglesea road
it was simply an exchange with Councillor Lacey requesting that he follow up with Trafic Dept of Dublin City Council re an assessment of possible traffic calming measure for a section of Anglesea Road - Email
Intent: An increased understanding of the extent of youth homelessness across local authorities and to provide quarterly publicly available reports on the number of young people aged 18-24 that present for support due to homelessness including numbers assessed as homeless under section 2 of Housing Act 1988, numbers allocated emergency accommodation, numbers not allocated emergency accommodation and reasons why and the numbers not regards as homeless.
Details: Seeking a change in policy, prevention and data collection in regard to youth homelessness, for an increased understanding of the extent of youth homelessness across 18 local authorities.
Intent: Consultation with Synge Street school community, including parents, teachers and students::Pause of plans in order to implement a fair consultation and decision-making process
Details: Decision to transition Synge Street CBS to a Gaelcholáiste
Politicians and Department of Education Representatives informed of lunchtime protest by teachers and parents outside Synge Street CBS - Event / ReceptionPoliticians and Department of Education Representatives received letter from ASTI - Letter
Intent: To engage with DCC in relation to their intent to develop lands owned by the council located at Scully's Field Clonskeagh Dublin 6 and to work with adjacent landowners including discussion of flood alleviation measures.
Details: Project Nine Arches Darty Park to Scully's Field Dodder Bank North Clonskeagh Dublin 6 as referenced in Dublin City Development Plan Chapter 10 objective G1029 Scully's Field
Email sent on the 10 Jan 2025 outlining the Meeting with DCC planning department held in Dec 2024 to engage and present progress ideas for the development of Scully's Field Clonskeagh Dublin 6 and lands owned by the council and to discuss flood alleviation measures - Email
Intent: Highlighted the rising issue of menace on the streets of Dublin and advocated for greater investment in public spaces, making the streets cleaner, brighter and more accessible.
Details: Attended reception at the Mansion House hosted by Dublin Lord Mayor, James Geoghegan
