Intent: Official opening of Coolevally, Shankill and the launch of Tuath Housing's Annual Report 2025 on 10 June 2026. The Minister for Housing, James Browne TD, Mayor of DLR, Cllr Barry Saul and local TD's and Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council councillors were invited to attend the official opening.
Details: Official opening of Coolevally, Shankill and the launch of Tuath Housing's Annual Report 2025 on 10 June 2026
Official opening of Coolevally, Shankill and the launch of Tuath Housing's Annual Report 2025 on 10 June 2026. The Minister for Housing, James Browne TD, Mayor of DLR, Cllr Barry Saul and local TD's and Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council councillors were invited to attend the official opening. Invitations were issued to the Local TDs and Dun Laoghaire County Council members included in this submission, however, Tuath did not maintain a formal attendance record for attendees. - Event / Reception
Intent: To provide DPOs with information on proposed rezoning of lands adjacent to Block N, Central Park to residential zoning as part of a material variation of the DLRCC County Development Plan
Details: Proposed variation to DLRCC County Development Plan concering zoning in Central Park, Leopardstown
Calls with DPOs concerning proposed Material Variation. - Phone callLetter sent by email with information briefing on proposed zoning changes at Central Park in support of proposed Material Variation of land to residential zoning. - LetterMeetings with DPOs on site to show the area covered by the proposed zoning changes. - Meeting
Intent: To engage local Cllrs regarding the zoning of lands at Leopardstown Park Hospital Trust for residential development, so that housing could be developed.
Details: To engage local Cllrs regarding the zoning of lands at Leopardstown Park Hospital Trust for residential development
Intent: Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown is uniquely positioned to host Ireland’s first Coastal Innovation District, building on its access to the sea, harbour infrastructure, and nearby research institutions. Withstrong links to UCD, IADT, and Trinity, the area can drive innovation in blue economy sectors like offshore renewables and marine tech. Budget 2026 should support this vision through targeted investment and public-private partnership incentives.
Details: Support development of a Coastal Innovation District
Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown is uniquely positioned to host Ireland’s first Coastal Innovation District, building on its access to the sea, harbour infrastructure, and nearby research institutions. With strong links to UCD, IADT, and Trinity, the area can drive innovation in blue economy sectors like offshore renewables and marine tech. Budget 2026 should support this vision through targeted investment and public-private partnership incentives. - Email
Intent: To discuss alternative place for this drone business
Details: Meeting initiated by Councillor Anne Colgan to Fr Paul Callan in Dundrum Parish to discuss the propsed new drone business which is seeking to be located in Dundrum village, beside Holy Cross Church. A public meeting was also attended re the drones on Wednesday 20 August, which was organised by Shay , ...
