Archive for November, 2009Howth/Malahide Area Committees (Services A & B) - 1st Dec 2009 - doc - 104kbsSunday, November 29th, 2009Howth/Malahide Area Committees (Services A & B) - doc - 104kbsSaturday, November 28th, 2009Events at Malahide CastleTuesday, November 24th, 2009
EVENTS AT MALAHIDE CASTLE
November 21st/22nd
The following press release has just been received from Senan Turnbull, Director of Services of the Parks Department with regard to the disgraceful events that took place in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Fingal County Council was approached 4 weeks ago by a group of artists requesting permission to hold a multi-disciplinary event limited to 300
Council determined to collect leviesSaturday, November 21st, 2009
FINGAL County Council has said that it will not hesitate to take legal action against builders who default on payments of development levies.
According to the latest figures the council is owed e150 million in levies under the Development Contribution Scheme. There are almost 700 planning permissions where levies are outstanding, something the council maintains it is working to address.
History of local areas recalled in new bookSaturday, November 21st, 2009
A LOCAL historian has launched a new book detailing one of the Northside’s most interesting, historical areas.
Michael J Hurley’s latest work is ‘Baldoyle, Portmarnock, Sutton, a Local History,’ telling local history from earliest times, through the Vikings, early Christianity, and into the fishing and farming community of recent centuries.
The book highlights how just 200 years ago Baldoyle was a thriving fishing port with over 100 men employed in fishing and related trades.
Fingal Community TVFCTV Begins Production withThe Q Indymedia IrelandFriday, November 20th, 2009
FCTV is a new station for the Fingal area that is currently airing on the web at www.fctv.ie until such time as their broadcast licence is obtained.
When the lights go outFriday, November 20th, 2009
Residents in West Malahide have suffered a number of power outages as a result of faults in the ESB Network. Since Sunday 15 November there have been 3 power cuts leaving residents in the dark and without any electricity supply for durations of up to two hours.In response to this problem I have contacted the chief executive of the ESB. The ESB have offered their apologies to local residents and I have been assured that they are taking a number of steps to address the situation as a matter of priority.Firstly the ESB have repaired the equipment that experienced ...
‘Disappointment’ at area plan delaysFriday, November 20th, 2009Baptists purchase landFriday, November 20th, 2009 |
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