CLLR PADDY COSGRAVE

                                         

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The Time is Now! 

We live in challenging times. The country is facing an unprecedented crisis.  Labour values of equality, community, democracy and freedom are needed to inform every aspect of public life in Ireland, both locally and nationally.

There is an urgent need to chart a new course for the Irish economy and society.  The Labour Party is committed to rising to the economic challenges.  We have published policies to reform the banking system; launched plans to stimulate the economy and argued that the better off, not the vulnerable should pay the lion's share of increased taxation.

It is time for change and the time is now!    I wish to thank all  my constituents who voted for me in such overwhelming numbers in the Local elections. Over 3000 first preference votes was a fantast endorsement and I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to continue to serve as our local representative.

New Constituency Office

I will be holding a regular clinic on Saturday mornings between 10.00 am and 1.00 pm at:
4 Rathfarnham Village.  This is a new office which is just a few doors up from our previous office, in Rathfarnham Village.
Please ring 085 1742709 or 01 414 057 for an appointment.

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Rathfarnham Office: 4 Rathfarnham Village

We were delighted to be able to open the new office.  It is more spacious and brighter than the old office and will allow me and Alex White TD to offer better advice and support to our constituents.  The new premises were officially opened by Mr Brendan Halligan, past General Secretary of the Labour Party on Saturday 25th June.  We were delighted that as the Rathfarnham Branch was renamed the Justin Keating Branch, members of the Keating family were present for the official opening of the office.  Below you can see some pictures of the official opening with Brendan Halligan cutting the ribbon.

 

 Dublin Bus Proposals

Dublin Bus has just published a new draft outline of proposed changes to bus routes as part of their “Network Review”.  Nothing seems to have changed!  After thanking people for their input and indicating that they had implemented changes Dublin Bus appears to have re-tabled the same set of proposals again!  Click here to read the "amended" proposals. The net result of those changes is the abolition of the 74 and 74A and their replacement with the 15 and 15B. Click on the link here to read the rehashed programme.

We call on Dublin Bus again to listen to what people are saying and to read the submissions.  Make full use of the QBC on Ballycullen Road by implementing the changes we have outlined, following extensive consultation with residents and also following  the results of the survey that we carried out.

The results of this survey can now be viewed by clicking on the Local Issues button at the top of the page.