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News Archive 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 & 2008 General News of 2009

DEVLIN MAKES SUBMISSION ON THE DUBLIN PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PLAN:

Your local Councillor Cormac Devlin made a submission on the Dublin Transportation Plan     on how to improve the quality and service of public transportation within County Dublin.

Jan 2009

COUNCIL ANNOUNCE GLASTHULE/SANDYCOVE WASTE WATER/SEWERAGE STUDY

The County Council are looking to combat the severe floods experienced by local residents in late 2008 and have commissioned a study to identify the problems that need to be resolved in advance of other heavy rainfall. For more information please click here

March 2009

DEVLIN RAISES TRAFFIC & PARKING CONCERNS ALONG ALBERT ROAD:

Councillor Devlin has requested the Council to "review and asses the traffic, parking issues, as well as the yellow line distribution along Albert Road as a matter of urgency (in the interest of both pedestrian and motorist safety).

March 2009

COUNCILLOR DEVLIN VOTES AGAINST CLAMPING IN THE COUNTY:

Councillor Devlin voted against the clamping proposal by Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council. Cormac reminded Management that "it is elected representatives that make the decisions....not Management". He is critical of his fellow Councillors (particularly the Green Party) who voted in-favour of clamping. Read More.

DEVLIN WELCOMES EU-WIDE BAN ON DOG & CAT FUR

Dun Laoghaire based Councillor and ISPCA member; Cormac Devlin has welcomed the news that no goods sold or imported into the European Union will contain fur from dogs and cats. Read more.

DEVLIN WELCOMES REDUCTION IN ROAMING CHARGES BY EU FROM 1st JULY:

Councillor Devlin Starting from July 1st, the cost of making a call, sending a text or data while roaming within the EU will fall dramatically thanks to the decision by MEP's this week. All calls,  texts and data service costs will be reduced from 28c to just 11c. Read more.

April 2009

Jan 2009