News Archives for September, 2006
25 September, 2006
After been contacted by residents in Ramelton asking why street lighting was on 24 hours a day the Sinn Féin Representative for the Milford Electoral Donal Cullen contacted the E.S.B in Sligo seeking clarity on why the street lighting on the stretch of road from the Catholic Church to the end of the new development is on 24 hours a day and who is paying for this. Read full article
23 September, 2006
Donegal Sinn Féin will today launch their registration drive in the county at 1.15pm outside the Courtyard Shopping Centre, Market Square, Letterkenny. Read full article
18 September, 2006
Sinn Féin Donegal county councillor and general election candidate, Pearse Doherty, has stated that the recently announced increases in the prices to be charged to consumers for electricity and gas emphasises again the urgent need for a radical new approach to energy policy. Read full article
18 September, 2006
Sinn Féin Cllr Pádraig Mac Lochlainn has today said that Deputy Cecilia Keaveney has serious questions to answer over the Moville sewerage scheme debacle. He has also accused Deputy Keaveney of "gross hypocrisy" over her stance on the issue. Read full article
17 September, 2006
Sinn Fein County councillor and general election candidate, Pearse Doherty has called on Donegal County Council to step back from entering the "Race to the Bottom". Cllr Doherty has proposed a motion to be debated at next Monday's county council meeting (25th) calling on the twenty nine elected members of Donegal County Council to register their dissatisfaction with the current situation that temporary road workers have found themselves in, where overtime rates are not being paid to them for the overtime that they are working. Read full article
15 September, 2006
Sinn Fein Cllr Gerry Mc Monagle has welcomed the recent initiative by the Department of Justice in relation to its amnesty for people to hand in illegal firearms and knives and other items that can be considered dangerous and offensive and could cause serious injury or death. He had called for such a measure following the recent stabbing incidents in Letterkenny. Read full article
11 September, 2006
Speaking at Monday nights Letterkenny Town Council meeting, Sinn Fein Cllr Gerry Mc Monagle called on the council to do something about the increase in parking in many of the residential areas around the town, which is leading to an increased inconvenience for the residents. Read full article
4 September, 2006
Sinn Féin County Councillor Tony Mc Daid is calling on the Planning and Economic Development Unit of Donegal Co. Council to consider organising an Information Seminar for Agents and Architects on the new planning guidelines contained in the Co. Development Plan 2006-2012. Read full article
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