Frances Fitzgerald.
Minister for Children and Youth Affairs.
A senior cabinet position with enormous responsibilities.
Such as takeaways in Foxborough and pedestian crossings in Griffeen
From FrancesFitzgerald.ie
Cllr. Tony Delaney and I lodged a joint submission on the Boot Road
decision to An Bord Pleanala last week. We believe that the developers
latest response exaggerates the suitability of the site for a centre
like this. Their response claims that between the bus routes and Metro
service the site on Boot Road is adequately served by public
transport.
I am delighted that the planning application for a take away facility
at the Centra in Foxborough has been denied. I, along with Cllrs.
William Lavelle, Emer Higgins and a number of other public
representatives and residents objected to this application as it would
have had adverse effects on the community in terms of attracting
additional traffic and anti-social behaviour into this residential
area.
I understand that following a long campaign, led by Cllr. William
Lavelle and I, the Council look set to approve funding for a
pedestrian crossing on Griffeen Avenue.
N81 Update– Concerns over preferred route
I have since written a detailed letter to the Minister for Transport,
Leo Varadkar, and lodged a comprehensive submission to the National
Roads Development Office. I am asking that the very valid concerns of
residents be taken into account.
How does she do it?
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
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