Free WEEE recycling
Free WEEE recycling for electrical goods:
Stillorgan shopping centre overflow car park
10am to 4pm on Saturday 13th November 2010
More information available here: www.dlrcoco.ie/PressReleases/FreeElectricalRecyclingDay.pdf
Irish Georgian Society lecture – RStGYC 17/11/2010
The Irish Georgian Society will be holding a lecture in the Royal St. George Yacht Club on the 17th of November 2010: At 7pm: “Historic Ironwork: its history, significance & conservation”, by Ali Davey, Head of Technical Outreach & Education at Historic Scotland and author of DoEHLG Advice Series on The Repair of Wrought and…
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Press Release 5th November 2010 Ward expresses concern over contradictory local flood warnings Alert shows need for action on flood prevention Carysfort-Maretimo scheme must start as a matter of priority On Thursday (4th November), Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council relayed a coastal flood risk warning from Dublin City Council to all DLR councillors, advising that there…
DetailsPress Release: Ward welcomes facilities for civil marriage at County Hall
Press Release 5th November 2010 Ward welcomes facilities for civil marriage at County Hall Historic ‘Assembly Hall’ now open to all, for civil marriage ceremonies Councillor Barry Ward has welcomed the opening of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown’s historic Assembly Hall to everyone as a venue for civil marriages. “Dún Laoghaire Town Hall is a wonderful community asset…
DetailsCivil Marriage Ceremonies in County Hall
The Assembly Hall in the Old Town Hall, Marine Road, Dún Laoghaire is now being made available by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council as a venue for the ceremony of solemnisation of civil marriage. For more information, please go to this link: www.dlrcoco.ie/gp/Civil_Marriages.htm The Town Hall was originally constructed between 1878 and 1880, and was one…
DetailsPress Coverage: The evening Herald – 9th April 2010
City’s water supplies hit crisis levels URGENT: No new source in sight DUBLIN residents could be facing a severe water shortage after it emerged the city’s water resources are close to breaking point. The capital’s usage is now running at more than 96pc capacity, the city council has warned. However, it revealed that fast-tracking a…
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