Maurice Dockrell
Congratulations to Maurice Dockrell, who will be seeking a nomination to join the Fine Gael ticket in Blackrock at the next Local Elections, in May 2014.
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dlr Sculpture Trail – Sun Worshipper, by Noel Scullion
Sun Worshipper, by Noel Scullion, is located at Crosthwaite Park in Dún Laoghaire.
DetailsCongratulations to dlr Leisure Services
Congratulations to dlr Leisure Services which received a White Flag Awards for 2013/2014.
DetailsRemember to vote tomorrow…
Don’t forget to vote tomorrow – polling stations are open 7am to 10pm.
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IADT National Film School
Congratulations to IADT on the completion of its National Film School.
Detailsdlr Sculpture trail – River Gods/Ecosystem, by Hugh Lorigan
River Gods/Ecosystem, by Hugh Lorigan, is a mural in the West Pier Pumping Station in Dún Laoghaire, incorporating brightly coloured ceramic vessels and plaques depicting human, animal and marine forms. The vessels refer to ancient earthenware jars used for the containment and transportation of liquids, a direct reference to the function of the building in…
DetailsFrascati Road up-grade
Don’t forget to have your say and make a submission on the Frascati Road up-grade of road, pedestrian and cyclist facilities. You have until the 21st of October 2013 to make a submission by e-mail to traffic@dlrcoco.ie, by post to Traffic Section, County Hall, Dún Laoghaire, Co. Dublin, or in person at The Concourse in…
DetailsProposed floating pool for Dún Laoghaire Harbour
Dún Laoghaire Harbour Company has today launched a public consultation on the development of a floating swimming pool and ‘urban beach’ alongside the renowned East Pier of Dún Laoghaire Harbour. The project has been inspired by the popular Badeschiff facility in Berlin, a floating swimming pool on the River Spree, and has the potential to…
Detailsdlr Sculpture Trail – The Blackrock Dolmen, by Rowan Gillespie
The Blackrock Dolmen, by Rowan Gillespie, depicts three elegantly elongated figures holding up a large capstone to symbolise the essence of Blackrock. The figures – two male and one female – are of cast bronze, whilst the capstone is of lighter, resin bronze on fibreglass and is in the typical triangular form of a dolmen.…
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