Mav11 wrote: » You're missing the point completely. I remember a few years ago trying to get financial information from DLRCC, took 3 months and they posted it out to me.:( I'm not going and shouldn't need to go there again. Such information should be easily and readily available.
josip wrote: » A good few years ago when we were younger and more naive, my partner in work rang the council to get an explanation of what we as a business get for paying our rates and how they were calculated. He expected to be told a list of services, like lighting, etc, but instead the person he spoke to said that "rates were used to make up the difference between what we take in and what we pay out."
bodgerfederer wrote: » do we know when these baths will be completed? and will the water be heated in anyway? i know that might make sound a bit soft, but it'd be amazing.
Seaswimmer wrote: » No real baths/swimming pools but a jetty area suitable for swimming off. Definitely not enclosed or heated.. Some pictures below.https://www.dlrcoco.ie/sites/default/files/atoms/files/baths_images.pdf
AndrewJRenko wrote: » I'm not missing the point at all. I agree with you that the financial details should be up there, but they're not. We are where we are. So the only question now is - what you gonna do about it? You can sound off on a message board if you like. Or if you want to be a bit more constructive, you can get in touch with a local Councillor or two, get the relevant information, and push them to get it published. Your choice
Cyrus wrote: » Unfortunately that’ll be a honeypot for scumbags in the summer .
em_cat wrote: » I really hope not, this is one of the reasons I wanted to move back to Dun Laoghaire, I am a huge fan of open water swimming, can’t stand chlorinated pools or gyms for that matter... hopefully there’ll be a move by the Gardaí to keep it clear enough for public safety reasons.
Mav11 wrote: » Did you even read the post(s) before you started spouting (your word) your nonsense again? As somebody here remarked recently, waste of time trying to converse with you. *Ends conversation!
dublinman1990 wrote: » The public consultation for Myrtle Square outside Bloomfields is now open.https://dlrcoco.citizenspace.com/parks/pc-pks-01-20-proposed-development-of-myrtle-square/
Mav11 wrote: » No comment!!!!!https://www.reddit.com/r/ireland/comments/ivg788/outside_wetherspoons_at_the_40_foot_tonight_nice/
pm1977x wrote: » if only there was a Garda station nearby... :rolleyes:
Mav11 wrote: » I don't know whether to feel sorry for them, or have them all locked up
Living Off The Splash wrote: » The coast road between Blackrock/Dunlaoghaire is now a one way nightmare for car driving. It was lovely to take a spin out from Blackrock to Seapoint to DunLaoghaire to Sandycove. Now it is one way, with bicycle lanes taking up half the old road. There is traffic congestion everywhere along the route. Long delays. The next time I get a flyer in the door asking me to vote for them in the upcoming council elections I will tell each and every one of them what I think of them. They did not need to do what they did.
Living Off The Splash wrote: » The coast road between Blackrock/Dunlaoghaire is now a one way nightmare for car driving. It was lovely to take a spin out from Blackrock to Seapoint to DunLaoghaire to Sandycove. Now it is one way, with bicycle lanes taking up half the old road.
ted1 wrote: » So take a spin back that route. It’s lovely and SAFE for cyclists , walkers , runners etc. There’s more people than just motorists.
Cyrus wrote: » Was always safe for walkers and runners though , there is an ample footpath .
ted1 wrote: » Many would argue that the inhalation of NOX and SOX from exhaust fumes is very dangerous to health. So yes it’s SAFER for walkers and runners. Also runners often have to step on the road to give Space to walkers , prams, etc
Cyrus wrote: » As for stepping offf the footpath (which is utter lunacy )
ted1 wrote: » Common decency, paths can be pretty narrow. I’m a fairly broad guy, and can get sweaty with a heavy breath on long runs. If I’m passing a person or more so a family , course or etc. I’ll pas them on the road.
.anon. wrote: » Coincidentally, there was a random act of vandalism outside Shoe Lane Coffee (second nicest coffee shop in Dún Laoghaire) on Marine Rd last night.
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