DUNSINK: 18,500 "UNITS" PLANNED FOR OUR AREA.
Fingal County Council has just published its Draft Urban Area Plan for Dunsink. This is one of the biggest planning decisions in this area's history, up to 18,500 "units" planned for the lands between Finglas, Blanchardstown, and Castleknock.
I have already been fighting to make sure this development is done right and ringfenced for local Irish people not just rubber stamped and handed off to mass immigration, vulture funds or international conglomerates.
Our people need homes with front & back gardens, to raise their children, not more cramped "units" and children playing in apartment halls.
If you, as an Irish person are on a housing waiting list in Finglas/Blanchardstown or trying to purchase a home in an over heated market? YOU should be first in line for social and the regime’s supposed "affordable housing" at this site, should you wish to apply to live there when it's built. No apologies!
NO TRUCKS THROUGH SCRIBBLESTOWN.
I brought a motion to the local area committee on Thursday the 4th of June alongside a petition that Stephen Redmond had executed on the ground.
The motion was defeated by way of the chairs deciding vote, second time on record such has happened.
The voting record on the motion.
Support: Jon Birtchall, Angela Donnelly, Breda Hannaphy, Myself, Gerard Sheehan, Ellen Troy.
Against: Eimear Carbone-Mangan, Kieran Dennison, Tom Kitt, Ted Leddy, jk onwumereh, Siobhán Shovlin.
Abstain: Tanya Doyle, Mary McCamley, John Walsh.
The public consultation is open now until 31st July. You can have your say, the link is in the comment section and I want to hear YOUR concerns their too.
Comment below or message myself or Stephen directly.
I'll be raising all your points and more at the full council meeting on 6th July as well as in my own formal submission.
In the meantime, myself and Stephen Redmond are going to continue running an extensive on the ground campaign, engaging with locals, assisting in submissions and ENSURING THEIR VOICE IS HEARD.
