TO EACH MEMBER OF THE NORTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE

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1 NOTIFICATION TO ATTEND MONTHLY MEETING OF THE NORTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE TO BE HELD IN THE NORTHSIDE CIVIC CENTRE, BUNRATTY ROAD COOLOCK, DUBLIN 17 ON MONDAY 1 st JULY 014 AT.00 P.M TO EACH MEMBER OF THE NORTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE You are hereby notified to attend the monthly meeting of the above Committee to be held on 1 ST July 014 at.00 pm in Northside Civic Centre, Bunratty Road, Coolock, Dublin 17 to deal with the items on the agenda attached herewith. DAVE DINNIGAN AREA MANAGER Dated this the 15 th July 014 Contact Person: Ms. Dympna McCann, Ms. Yvonne Kirwan, Phone: 8848 Northside Civic Centre, Bunratty Road, Coolock, Dublin 17. Fax: north.central@dublincity.ie 1

2 Items Page Time Election of Chairperson Election of Vice Chairperson Minutes of meeting held on the 19 TH May Questions to Area Manager Area Matters 40 mins a. Update report on Clanmoyle Gerard O Connell b. Update report on Clontarf Flood Defence Gerard O Connell c. Presentation on Priory Hall Donal Higgins,Engineer In Charge, Hayes Higgins Partnership, Gerry Geraghty,Executive Manager, Housing Management Services d. Near FM Presentation Jack Byrne e. Sport and Recreation service report for the north central area ( Report herewith) Emma Byrne f. Grants towards the running costs of private swimming pools for year 014.( Report herewith) Emma Byrne g. Report re use of Pavillion in Fairview Park ( Report herewith) Emma Byrne h. Naming and Numbering Proposal for development on a site at 198 & 04 Grace Park Road, Dublin 9.( Report herewith) Elaine Mulvenny i. Proposal to extinguish the Public Right of Way over underpass at Oscar Traynor Road, Northside Shopping Centre.( Report herewith) Elaine Mulvenny j. Proposal to initiate the procedure for the taking in charge of Clonshaugh Court, Clonshaugh, Dublin 17.( Report herewith) Elaine Mulvenny k. Proposal to extinguish the Public Right of Way over laneway to the rear of Ferrycarrig Road and Ferrycarrig Park, Dublin 17.( Report herewith) Elaine Mulvenny l. Naming and Numbering Proposal for development on a site at Briarfield House, Kilbarrack Road, Dublin 5 ( Report herewith) Elaine Mulvenny m. Changes to Area Services in Kilbarrack ( Report herewith) Dave Dinnigan n. Nominations to following Committees: a. Northside Partnership b. North East Drugs Task Force Items for following meetings Roads and Traffic Matters 0 mins

3 a. Minutes of Traffic Advisory Group meeting held on 7 th May 014 and 4 th June 014 (Report herewith) Planning and Development Matters Site 1 :941/14 Parkside Development Lands, Former Balgriffin Park Lands, Dublin a. Proposed disposal of a plot of ground to the rear of 18 Croydon Park Avenue, Marino, Dublin 3 to Anne Cannon.( Report herewith) 65 b. Proposed disposal of a plot of ground to the rear of 93 Brian Road, Marino, Dublin 3 to Kelan & Fiona O Connor ( Report herewith) c. Proposed disposal of the former access road at Howth Junction Cottages, Dublin 5 to the owners of Nos 1-3 Howth Junction Cottages and the proposed disposal of a site to the rear of No. 4 Howth Junction Cottages, Kilbarrack, Dublin 5.( Report herewith) d. Derelict Sites Quarterly Report ( Report herewith) Paul Crowe Culture Recreation and Amenity Matters a. Part 8 Notification Development at St. Anne s Park,Raheny, Dublin 5. ( Report herewith) b. Part 8 Notification Development at Trinity Leisure Centre, Belmayne on a Green field Site.( Report herewith) c. Verbal update on Closure of Dollymount Beach Car park ( Report herewith) Noel Mc Evoy Motions 5-7 3

4 AGENDA Election of Chairperson Election of Vice Chairperson Minutes of meeting held on the 19 th May Questions to Area Manager 480. Area Matters a. Update report on Clanmoyle Gerard O Connell b. Update report on Clontarf Flood Defence Gerard O Connell d. Presentation on Priory Hall Donal Higgins,Engineer In Charge, Hayes Higgins Partnership, Gerry Geraghty,Executive Manager, Housing Management Services c. Near FM Presentation Jack Byrne d. Sport and Recreation service report for the north central area ( Report herewith) Emma Byrne e. Grants towards the running costs of private swimming pools for year 014.( Report herewith) Emma Byrne f. Report re use of Pavillion in Fairview Park ( Report herewith) Emma Byrne g. Naming and Numbering Proposal for development on a site at 198 & 04 Grace Park Road, Dublin 9.( Report herewith) Elaine Mulvenny h. Proposal to extinguish the Public Right of Way over underpass at Oscar Traynor Road, Northside Shopping Centre.( Report herewith) Elaine Mulvenny i. Proposal to initiate the procedure for the taking in charge of Clonshaugh Court, Clonshaugh, Dublin 17.( Report herewith) Elaine Mulvenny j. Proposal to extinguish the Public Right of Way over laneway to the rear of Ferrycarrig Road and Ferrycarrig Park, Dublin 17.( Report herewith) Elaine Mulvenny k. Naming and Numbering Proposal for development on a site at Briarfield House, Kilbarrack Road, Dublin 5 ( Report herewith) Elaine Mulvenny l. Changes to Area Services in Kilbarrack ( Report herewith) Dave Dinnigan m. Nominations to following Committees: Northside Partnership North East Drugs Task Force 4

5 4803. Items for following meetings Roads and Traffic Matters a. Minutes of Traffic Advisory Group meeting held on 7 th May 014 and 4 th June 014 (Report herewith) Planning and Development Matters Site 1 :941/14 Parkside Development Lands, Former Balgriffin Park Lands, Dublin 17 a. Proposed disposal of a plot of ground to the rear of 18 Croydon Park Avenue, Marino, Dublin 3 to Anne Cannon.( Report herewith) b. Proposed disposal of a plot of ground to the rear of 93 Brian Road, Marino, Dublin 3 to Kelan & Fiona O Connor ( Report herewith) c. Proposed disposal of the former access road at Howth Junction Cottages, Dublin 5 to the owners of Nos 1-3 Howth Junction Cottages and the proposed disposal of a site to the rear of No. 4 Howth Junction Cottages, Kilbarrack, Dublin 5.( Report herewith) d. Derelict Sites Quarterly Report ( Report herewith) Paul Crowe Culture Recreation and Amenity Matters a. Part 8 Notification Development at St. Anne s Park,Raheny, Dublin 5. ( Report herewith) b. Part 8 Notification Development at Trinity Leisure Centre, Belmayne on a Green field Site.( Report herewith) c. Verbal update on Closure of Dollymount Beach Car park ( Report herewith) MOTIONS: Motion in the name of Councillor Seán Haughey That toilet facilities for the disabled be provided in the Donnycarney Social Services Centre Motion in the name of Councillor Ciarán O Moore To ask DCC to remove the barriers at Dollymount beach as there was no consultation with the stakeholders of North Bull Island including the kitesurfers (Irish Kite Surfing Association (IKSA) who are listed as a stakeholder in the Management Plan for North Bull Island, Motion in the name of Councillor Michael O Brien That this area committee supports the objectives of the Darndale Park Renewal Project including the employment of CE workers to maintain the park and opposes any engagement of unemployed people by Dublin City Council under the Gateway scheme for the maintenance of Darndale Park or any other role in the North Central Area. 5

6 4810. Motion in the name of Councillor Michael O Brien That this area committee supports the protest action scheduled for Monday 1st July outside the Northside Civic Centre organised by the local Housing Action Group in response to the housing crisis and the threat posed to citizens' position on the social housing list by the Housing Miscellaneous Provisions Bill Motion in the name of Councillor Michael O Brien That this area committee favours the building of social and affordable housing on available and suitable council owned land banks by means of directly employed council labour over any new form of public private partnership including one that involves gifting private developers a share of council own land for private development for profit Motion in the name of Councillor Michael O Brien That this area committee supports the ongoing funding by the relevant statutory bodies of the Darndale Belcamp Integrated Childcare Centre and any will support any campaigning action taken by the staff and parents of children attending the centre to defend service levels, jobs, pay and conditions Motion in the name of Councillor Michael O Brien That this area committee supports legitimate peaceful resistance by local residents to the process of water meter installation and mass boycott of the charge Motion in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney That the manager please refer to complaint from a local resident who complains about the fact that HGV's., car transporters etc use Collins Avenue as a thru-way from the Malahide road to the Swords road and on to the M1/M50 and make the necessary arrangements to prevent this this type of traffic using this route e.g. direct the HGVs to use the N3, a much wider road than the urban Collins Avenue Motion in the name of Councillor John Lyons This committee recognises the invaluable community resource that is the Darndale/Belcamp Intergrated Childcare Service, otherwise known as the Jigsaw creche, is fully cognisant of the devastating impact its closure would have on the local community, particularly the families that avail of the centre's services and the workers employed there, and demands that the new Minister For Children & Youth Affairs, James Reilly, liaise with the relevant state agencies to secure the 00,000 in funding needed to ensure that the quality childcare this centre provides to two hundred and fifty children each and every day is guaranteed not only for this year but long into the future. A letter outlining this demand from the area committee will be sent to the Minister Department for Children & Youth Affairs as a matter of urgency Motion in the name of Councillor John Lyons That this committee welcomes the Local Authority Construction Initiative for Darndale that will see 35 new homes built in the Buttercup area at a cost of 35 million and supports the demand that a social clause be activated in this instance which would require of the main contractor the following: (i) To recruit one long term unemployed person from the local Dublin 17 area, directly or through the supply chain, for each 1,000,000 of project value while retaining all current employees of the company; (ii)to recruit one apprentice from the local Dublin 17 area, directly or through the supply chain, for each,000,000 of project value. 6

7 4817. Motion in the name of Councillor Naoise O Muirí That the Manager organise for the footpath running through from Woodside to St Annes Park to be renewed and upgraded. The latest date for receipt of motions For the September 014 meeting is Friday 5 th September 014 at 5 pm 7

8 COISDE CHEANTAR AN LARTHUAISCIRT MINUTES OF MEETING HELD ON MONDAY 19th MAY 014 AT.00 P.M Minutes of meeting held on the 8 th April 014 Order: Noted Questions to Area Manager Order: Noted Area Matters a. Representatives from Beaumont Residents Association to give a presentation on Guinness House Order: Noted. Patricia Keogh to liaise with Cormac Connolly and Beaumont Residents Association with regard to the proposed plaque. b. Update report on Clanmoyle Order: Defer to future Meeting c. Update report on Clontarf Flood Defence Order: Defer to future Meeting d. Report re use of Pavillion in Fairview Park Order: Noted. Keep on Agenda for June Meeting e. Speed attenuation measures, Clontarf Cycle Route Order: Noted. Elaine Mulvenny to liaise with Chris Manzira with regard to immediate and practical measures or actions. f. The Future of the Rose Gardens Order: Noted. Information will be provided to the public with regard to works being carried out. Copy of the presentation to be ed to the Councillors. g. Planning Enforcement Report for January - March Order: Noted Items for following meetings Representative from the Housing Department regarding Private Rented Accommodation, Homelessness etc. Priory Hall Refurbishment To examine the possibility of a local employment clause. Update Report on Buttercup Park Update Report on Fairview Pavillion Update on Clanmoyle Update on Clontarf Flood Defence Roads and Traffic Matters b. Minutes of Traffic Advisory Group meeting held on 9th April 014 Order: Noted Planning and Development Matters a. Proposed disposal of a plot of ground to the rear of 39 Croydon Park Avenue, Marino, Dublin 3 to Michael Gaffney & Sarah Griffin Order: Agreed. Recommend to City Council 8

9 MOTIONS: Motion in the name of Councillor Pat Crimmins That the Manager inform what is being done to improve the roads in the Clontarf Ward area? A few key roads to mention are Middle Third in Killester, Castle Avenue, the Stiles Road, Hollybrook Road, Fairview / Marino Mart, Watermill Drive. Overall the quality of the roads in the area has reduced dramatically over the last few years and is not being maintained. A lot of money is collected every year on Road Tax what is this money being spent on? Order: Report to Councillor 479. Motion in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney That the Manager refer to the very old trees in the laneway between Vernon Rise, Vernon Drive, and Dunluce Road which residents say are dangerously high and in need of attention/severe pruning, two of which are leaning at a 30 degree angle and have possible weakened systems and arrange; can he also refer to the dumping and anti- social behaviour that residents complain takes place at this location and arrange to have the trees pruned to a safe height to allay the fears of nearby residents who are concerned for their own safety and the safety of pedestrians walking through this public laneway. Order: Report to Councillor Motion in the name of Councillor Micheál MacDonncha & Councillor Larry O Toole This Area Committee fully support the Jigsaw (Darndale/Belcamp Integrated Childcare Services) in their call for the restoration of adequate State funding, failing which they face imminent closure with the loss of some 60 childcare places and 98 jobs, and we call on the Minister for Children immediately to provide adequate funding to ensure the survival of this vital facility. Order: Agreed. Letter will be sent to the Minister for Children Motion in the name of Councillor Naoise O Muirí That a safety barrier be installed on the western side of Castle Avenue to protect children as Castle Avenue swings around towards the roundabout from the seafront. Order: Report to Councillor Motion in the name of Councillor Andrew Montague That the manager fence off the land adjacent to High Park, as it is being used for sleeping in, dumped in, and is creating serious disturbance to the neighbours. Order: Internal meeting with relevant departments to be held to address the problem. Dublin City Council Official to contact the residents at this location Motion in the name of Councillor Andrew Montague That the manager puts in changing facilities for the GAA at the pitches in Belcamp. The Girls GAA teams have nowhere to change and no toilets. Order: Report to Councillor Motion in the name of Councillor Andrew Montague That the manager put in bollards at the front of 1 Shantalla Drive. Cars regularly park on the grass verge and it is a mud bath in the winter. Order: Report to Councillor 9

10 Attendance Councillor Pat Crimmins (In chair) Councillor Larry O Toole, Councillor Gerry Breen, Councillor Mίcheál Mac Donncha, Councillor Sean Paul Mahon, Councillor Naoise O Muiri, Councillor Paddy Bourke, Councillor Brian Mc Dowell,, Councillor Deirdre Heney, Councillor Andrew Montague Apologies: Councillor Damian O Farrell Councillor Tom Brabazon Dublin City Council David Dinnigan, Area Manager Elaine Mulvenny, Assistant Area Manager Jim Kelly, Assistant Area Manager Eoin Ward, Senior Executive Parks Superintendent Patricia Keogh, Administrative Officer Noel McEvoy, Executive Parks Superintendent Kieran McGlynn, Senior Executive Engineer Aidan Fitzsimons, Area Housing Manager Fiona Moore, Staff Officer Fiacra Worrall, Assistant Planning Enforcement Officer Yvonne Kirwan, Staff Officer Visitors Cormac Connolly Terry Saunders Brendan Ceccarelli Beaumont Woods Residents Association Beaumont Woods Residents Association Beaumont Woods Residents Association Councillor Pat Crimmins, Cathaoirleach Dated 19 th May,

11 FLOOD DEFENCE UNIT, REGIONAL PROJECTS AND EMERGENCY SERVICES DIVISION, DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL ROOM 409, MARROWBONE LANE, DUBLIN 8. TEL: -430 The Chairman and Members of North Central Area Committee 09 TH MAY 014 RE: Items raised at North Central Area Committee Meeting held on 8th April, Update Report on Clanmoyle Flood Alleviation Scheme Project on Schedule. Works in Clontarf Golf Club continuing to November. Significant reduction in works from July. Works programmed to start in Clanmoyle Road in July. Meetings with residents in June.. Update Report on Clontarf Promenade Development Scheme One more meeting of Joint Working Group held. Agreed to procure consultant and hydraulic sub-consultant to model possible twin wall flood reduction measure. Consulted OPW regarding specifications for computer modelling. Met with Clontarf Baths representatives to determine their programme. Preliminary environmental studies being carried out. Consultant to recommend whether EIS/EIA required due to revised proposal. Gerard O Connell, Engineer-In-Charge, Flood Defence Unit & Projects Division 11

12 NORTH CENTRAL AREA The Sport and Leisure Service report is based on April, May, June and July. This is to enable local representatives and managers to attend and view the programmes and events to the Sports and Leisure section have organised CONTENTS: 1. Aughrim Street Report 1. Glin Road Sports Hall Report 3 3. Boxing Development Office Report 4 4. Sports Development Officers report 6 5. Sport and Recreation Officer report FAI Development Officer report Rugby Development Officer Report Boxing Development Office Report FAI late night league final Rugby city wide initiative Sport and Recreation and Sports Development City Wide Initiatives 16 PAGE 1. AUGHRIM STREET SPORTS HALL Activities Running from Aughrim Street: Indoor Soccer Basketball Yoga Kempo Karate Boxing Indoor bowls Shotokan Karate Badminton Boot camp Tae Kwon Do Circuit Training Ninjitsu. GLIN ROAD SPORTS HALL The activities currently available in the complex are: Activity Dancing for children Day and Time Monday Wednesday Friday 5pm-7pm Irish Dancing for children Irish Dancing for children Wednesday 7.30pm-9.00pm Tuesday and Thursday 4pm-5.30pm Football for children Basketball for children and teenagers Monday Friday 4pm 6pm Saturday 10am-1pm Hip hop children and teenagers Self defence from 16years onwards Thursday pm Wednesday 9pm-10pm Kickboxing classes children Kickboxing classes adults Wednesday 4.30pm-5.50pm Thursday 8pm-9pm 1

13 Boxing from 11 years onwards Kung Fu classes Bootcamp classes Aerobics classes Karate for children and teenagers St Michaels house for teenagers Tuesday and Thursday 8pm-9pm Tuesday 8pm-10pm Monday Wednesday Friday 9.30am am Tuesday & Thursday 8pm-9pm Tuesday & Thursday 7pm 8pm Monday7.30pm and Thursday 8-9pm Monday and Friday 11am-1pm 13

14 3. BOXING DEVELOPMENT OFFICER: Noel Burke AREA: NORTH CENTRAL Programme Name Location/Facility Target Group Description Time scale No of Participants Partners Cost StartBox Gold Programme Primary Schools - Mixed Gender StartBox Gold Programme - Primary Schools Boys only StartBox Gold Programme Transition Year Students Mixed Gender StartBox Showcase Exhibition Primary Schools - Mixed Gender StartBox Showcase High Perf Gym, National Stadium, South Circular Road High Perf Gym, National Stadium, South Circular Road High Perf Gym, National Stadium, South Circular Road National Stadium, South Circular Road National Stadium, South Circular 10-1 year old girls & boys 10-1 year old boys year old boys and girls 10-1 year old girls & boys 10-1 year old Advanced Boxing Classes Full contact Aimed at those who have completed Silver Programme Promoting boxing Promoting inter-community activity (all 5 DCC areas) Advanced Boxing Classes Full contact Aimed at those who have completed Silver Programme Promoting boxing Promoting inter-community activity (all 5 DCC areas) Advanced Boxing Classes Full contact Aimed at those who have completed Silver Programme Promoting boxing Promoting inter-community activity (all 5 DCC areas) Full & Semi contact boxing exhibition Aimed at those who have completed Gold Programme Competed in front of family and peers Promoting boxing Promoting inter-community activity (all 5 DCC areas) Full & Semi contact boxing exhibition 1/4/014 9/4/014 1/4/014 30/4/014 1/4/014 1/5// (from all 5 areas) Jason Brady, Michelle Waters 68 (from all 5 DCC areas) 83 (from all 5 DCC areas) 6/5/ participants (from all 5 DCC areas) (attendance approx 400) 7/5/ participants (from all 5 DCC areas) Mary Louise Reilly None 800 Jason Brady, Michelle Waters Mary Louise

15 Exhibition Road boys Aimed at those who have (attendance approx Reilly Primary completed Gold Programme 400) Schools Boys only Competed in front of family and peers Promoting boxing Promoting inter-community activity (all 5 DCC areas) StartBox National Stadium, Full & Semi contact boxing 8/5/ participants (from None 80 Showcase South Circular year old exhibition all 5 DCC areas) Exhibition Transition Road boys and girls Aimed at those who have completed Gold Programme (attendance approx 350) Year Students Competed in front of family and peers Promoting boxing Promoting inter-community activity (all 5 DCC areas) Dublin Development St Saviours Boxing Club, year old Full contact, competitive boxing event 16/3/ participants (attendance approx Derek Ahern 50 Boxing Exhibition Dorset St competitiv e boxers, Aimed competitive carded boxers 00) boys and Competed in front of peers girls Facilitated in conjunction with registered Dublin coaches Promoting boxing Promoting inter-club activity (all Dublin) Dublin Development St Saviours Boxing Club, year old Full contact, competitive boxing event 13/4/ participants (attendance approx Derek Ahern 50 Boxing Exhibition Dorset St competitiv e boxers, Aimed competitive carded boxers 00) boys and Competed in front of peers girls Facilitated in conjunction with registered Dublin coaches Promoting boxing Promoting inter-club activity (all Dublin) Dublin St Saviours Full contact, competitive boxing 7/4/014 5 participants Derek 50 15

16 Development Boxing Exhibition Aviva StartBox &Tour (Schools) StartBox Bronze StartBox Bronze StartBox Bronze StartBox Bronze Boxing Club, Dorset St Aviva Stadium, Landsdown Road D7 Educate Together - Grangegorman Balybough Community Centre Balybough Community Centre Balybough Community Centre year old competitiv e boxers, boys and girls year old boys and girls 10-1 year old boys and girls CRC Group Special Needs 10-1 year old boys and girls BYP easter camp Cabra For Youth easter event Aimed competitive carded boxers Competed in front of peers Facilitated in conjunction with registered Dublin coaches Promoting boxing Promoting inter-club activity (all Dublin) Tour of our National Soccer/Rugby Stadium StartBox Session Aimed at schools who have engaged in StartBox Fun Non-contact boxing programme Aimed at a wide target group Promoting boxing Promoting alternative physical activity Fun Non-contact boxing programme Aimed at a wide target group Promoting boxing Promoting alternative physical activity Fun Non-contact boxing programme Aimed at a wide target group Promoting boxing Promoting alternative physical activity Fun Non-contact boxing programme Aimed at a wide target group 19/5/014 6/6/014 31/3/014 5/5/014 1/5/014 8/5/014 16/4/014 3/4/014 (attendance approx 00) Estimated 50 bookings 40 schools students participating Ahern 54 Ed Griffin, LJ Mc Ginley 10 Ed Griffin, LJ Mc Ginley None None None 10 Noel Burke None 15/4/014 5 None 16

17 Family Festival Iveagh Gardens camp Promoting boxing Promoting alternative physical activity Boys and Supporting Community Event girls of all Promoting Boxing age Promoting DCC groups Fun & Non-contact 18/5/ None

18 4. SPORT DEVELOPMENT OFFICER: Jason Brady AREA: NORTH CENTRAL AREA Programme Name Location/Facility Target Group Description Time scale No of Participants Partners Cost Boxing program Lady Immac 9/11 yrs Start boxing program (Silver) progression on to gold and National stadium. 6/1 weeks On going 0/30 DCC Boxing officer Nil Rugby program DCC u 14 team Darndale/ Coolock U 14 DCC u 14 rugby program, work closely with Colm on program. Sports drop in Darndale Hall 10/13 Sports drop in, trying different sports, Athletics, basketball, futsal, cricket, and handball. Swimming program and water safety Late night Soccer High board, Diving program Ballymum 15/0 On going swimming program teaching youths to become life guards. Life guard test may cost 15 per youth 3 /4 of my cost centre. 8/10 weeks Started 7 th Feb Darndale hall 10/17 Indoor Soccer drop in 6/8 weeks Starting 8 th 30/40 DCC/ Leinster Rugby officer On going 0/30 approx DCC/ S 17 Nil On going 5/10 Paid by me (petty cash) 0 per session Approx) Nil 0/40 DCC/FAI Nil? Feb NAC 1/15 Diving program level 6/8 week 5/10 S 17/ Kilmore west Learn to fish Darndale park 9/ 14 Fishing program teaching kids to fish. 4/6 weeks 0/ 30 Brian S 17, 50 trophies Bill Table tennis S /1 Table tennis drop in On going 0 Nil Drop in Olympic handball Kilmore yrs Programme to introduce youths to Olympic handball. 4 weeks 10/0 Kilmore youth Athletics and high jump St Francis school 9-13 yrs Athletic s and high jump coach to talent ID for national schools final. 400 service 4-8 weeks Cricket St Josephs Coolock / 8-13 yrs Cricket program in Schools 4/8 weeks Started 4 th Feb DCC/Cricke t officer Nil 18

19 Fitness class Kilmore west School 8-1 yrs Fitness class for Kids 6/8 weeks Starting 13 th Sports drop in Kilmore west Different sports, basketball, handball, bowls, cricket 3 Schools ready for Obesity program Darndale/Coolock schools DCC Nil March On going 15-5 Kilmore west 7-1 yrs Waiting on equipment DCC Fitness class St Francis 8-1 yrs Fitness class for Kids 6/8 weeks Starting 13 th 3 rd and 4 th class futsal soccer 5 th and 6th class 11 a side soccer comp 3rd and 4th class futsal soccer Kayaking/BM X Kayaking St Francis, Lady immac and St Josephs St Francis, Lady immac and St Josephs St Francis, Lady immac and St Josephs 8-1 yrs Futsal competition for 3 rd and 4 th Classes boys and girls 10-1 yrs 11 a side competition for 5th and 6th Classes boys and girls. 8-1 yrs Futsal competition for 3rd and 4th Classes boys and girls DCC Nil March 1 day DCC/ FAI Nil 8 weeks Started 14 th March DCC/ FAI Nil startedmarch DCC/ FAI Nil 5 th and 6 th Priorswood yrs Ballyfermot Adventure centre Easter holidays April 7-10 DCC Nil Priorswood/ yrs East wall water sports, Kayaking course 6 weeks 7-10 DCC 400/ 500 Kilmore level 1 SPORT DEVELOPMENT OFFICER: MICHELLE WATERS Programme Location/Facility Target Name Group AREA: KILBARRACK Description Time scale No of Participants Partners Cost After-schools multi sports programme St Benedict s RC / Greendale Hall 9-1yrs mixed group Kilbarrack CDP Weekly 1.5 hour session Create interest in participating in sports and activities Improve behavioural issues Develop teamwork and communication Ongoing Monday sessions delivered in 6 week blocks with rewards 0 young people Kilbarrack CDP 150 per block 19

20 Outdoor Challenge diary After-schools multi sports Programme 5 th & 6 th Class futsal league St Benedict s RC / Coastal walk / Howth / St. Anne s Park Donnycarney Youth Project Le Cheile Oscar Traynor 9-1yrs mixed group Kilbarrack CDP 9-11yrs Mixed group 5 th & 6 th class St Benedict s & Scoil Eoin Young people in project must complete set challenges laid out in their challenge diaries Weekly 1hrs session Challenge behaviour though teamwork and communication focused mini games 6 week football league for 5 th & 6 th Classes Mini league of squads of 16 4 local schools ( from Kilbarrack and 1 from Darndale & 1 from Priorswood) programme built in April - June Fridays April -& May 0 young people Kilbarrack CDP April- June 30 young people Donnycarn ey Youth Project March-May Friday Mornings 60 young people Scoil Eoin St Benedict s Boxing programme Joint programme with drugs task force Education Officer Yoga programme CDYSB Sports Integration tournament (Primary) National Stadium Various sites Donnycarney Youth & Community Centre Various halls and facilities in NCA St Benedict s 6 teenage boys 1 young people 11 & 1yrs mixed groups from 7 youth Projects Weekly sessions in National Stadium with Boxing Development Officer 6 week programme of Yoga, Mediation and pool for 6 young targeted young people who are completing a intervention 6 week programme of yoga and stress reduction 3 days of competition in various sports and activities Awards for overall winners and Fair Play award March & April Tuesdays April / May Tuesday Evenings April/ May Tuesday nights Easter school Holidays 1 young people St Benedict s 0 6 young people young people 50 young people 11-1yrs DYP 350 CDYSB Projects in North Central Area 50 0

21 Easter Activities Pier jumping Easter Activities Zipit Pool League Competition Fitness Baseline testing Healthy Communities Initiative Train the Trainer & Bicycle maintenance programme Code of Ethics Workshops Active Flag activities Golf Programme Wicklow projects x half days Easter School Holidays Tibradden KCCP 1 half day activity Easter School Holidays KCCP / St Monica s local schools 4 th, 5 th & 6 th North Central Area 13-16yrs Weekly fixtures in team competition between the projects classes Families Continued involvement on sub group developing initiative to educate and raise healthy lifestyle options Rothar 3 leaders Training for 3 leaders to run bicycle maintenance workshops with their young people Develop basic bicycle repair Build a bike scheme Kilbarrack North Bay Primary School Elm Green Driving Range & Tolka Valley Local club leaders and volunteer 1-15yrs Cycling awareness training Delivery of Irish Sports Council Code of Ethics workshops in local area Assist the school in achieving their active flag activities Link with local clubs and NGBs 4 week programme of 1 hour coaching sessions culminating in a Ryder cup still competition with a group from Finglas/ Cabra April / May Mondays April June Ongoing Event in May April - ongoing people KCCP & KYP 0 1 young people KCCP young people Kilbarrack Coast Community Project St Monica s Y P 3 leaders Offer to all young people in the Project Northside Partnership / other stakeholder s Donnycarn ey Youth Project Community Garda Unit April & May 5 club leaders Local sports clubs April June Designated classes North Bay Primary School April / May Selected group St Monica s Youth Centre SDOs

22 Introduction to coaching Cricket Workshop CDYSB Sports Integration Week Glin Road Local teachers and leaders Linking with Cricket Ireland Development Officer to run a introduction to coaching Cricket Various venues 13-15yrs 4 day tournament involving 7 projects in the NCA Facilitation of / 3 sports per day Overall winners and fair play awards 8 young people from each project compete in this annual event April 0-30 people Teachers and leaders in NCA June 60+ young people Kilbarrack YP Donnycarn ey YP St Monica s YP KCCP Trinity YP Kilmore West YP Sphere KYP Summer programming KCCP Summer Programme Donnycarney YP Summer Programme KCDP Summer Programme Boat trips St Monica s YP & Trinity YS Donnycarney Rehab Group Various 10-18yrs Summer activities including pier jumping, speed boat, gorge walking, orienteering, hill-walking, Zip it, Sports days etc. Various 10-18yrs Summer activities including pier jumping, speed boat, gorge walking, orienteering, hill-walking, Zip it, Sports days etc. Various 10-18yrs Summer activities including pier jumping, speed boat, gorge walking, orienteering, hill-walking, Zip it, Sports days etc. Various 10-18yrs Summer activities including pier jumping, speed boat, gorge walking, orienteering, hill-walking, Zip it, Sports June - onwards June - onwards June - onwards June - onwards days etc. Dunlaoghaire 10-18yrs Boat trips June - onwards Various 18yrs+ Tennis, Pitch & Putt, Hill walking, Pier jumping, Boat trip All young people registered to project All young people registered to project All young people registered to project All young people registered to project Selected groups KYP 350 KCCP 350 DYP 350 KYP 350 St Monica s & Trinity Youth Service May & June Rehab group Donnycarn ey 0 0

23 5. SPORT AND RECREATION DEVELOPMENT OFFICER PAUL DONNELLY AREA NORTH CENTRAL Programme Name Location/Facility Target Group Description Time scale No of Participants Partners Cost Tai chi Donneycarney Senior Exercise to music class with martial arts 8 weeks citizens movements Multi sport Coolock Disability Hand eye coordination games for 8 weeks wheelchair based participants Multisport Santry Disability Hand eye coordination games for 8 weeks 1 70 disgraxia participants Bootcamp Darndale Adult men Twice weekly exercise class for adults 8 weeks 9 70 & women Afterschool prog Killbarrack Under 10s Hand eye coordination games for under 10s 6 weeks 10 Afterschool prog Balgriffin Under 10s Hand eye coordination games for under 10s 6 weeks 10 Walking Beaumont Adult Walking group for parents 1 weeks 11 No cost women Snorkelling Darndale Disability Snorkelling prog for st micheals house 6 weeks 8 No cost users Buntus Kilbarrack Primary Delivering buntus course for local 1 day 30 No cost teachers teachers Code of ethics Finglas Karate Course for instructors and volunteers in 1 day 40 No cost club shotokan karate Exercise to music Santry Senior citizens Chair based exercise class for over 55s 8 weeks FAI DEVELOPMENT OFFICER: JIMMY MOWLDS AREA: DARNDALE /KILBARRACK 3

24 Programme Name Location/Facility Target Group Description Time scale No of Participants Partners Cost Late Night League Good Behaviour Lge School completion programme ref Girls and Boys Blitz Street Football prog. Girls and Boys Blitz Belmayne Residents Football Kilbarrack after school Darndale Hall Oscar Traynor 1-1yrs Boys and Girls 5 th and 6 th class This Lnl was continued into May due to high numbers attending This programme is aimed at increasing good behaviour in 5 th and 6 th class boys across Darndale, Priorswood and schools in Kilbarrack it also the teachers to reward good behaviour and allows us to promote LNL and link players to clubs Dean Swift pk 1-16yrs Refereeing St Thomas, Traveller school matches Feb 8 th May 9th 50 per week Jason Brady Feb - June 64 per week Jason Brady and Michelle Waters No cost Jan -June 18 None No cost Oscar Traynor 10-1s Boys and Girls 5 a side blitz April 48 boys 40 Girls None None Oscar Traynor 6-10yrs Introductory programme for boys and Jan - June 0-60 per week NDSL None girls to link players to clubs Ringsend 10-1yrs Regional 5 a side blitz May 8th 160boys 140 girls Fai D.O.s None belmayne 8-14 yrs Social inclusion prog. To develop a club in the Belmayne area to reduce anti social behaviour Greendale 6-10yrs After school programme to link players into local club On going 35 boys and Girls Cluid housing project On going 5 boys and girls Kilbarrack Utd none None 7. RUGBY DEVELOPMENT OFFICER: BILLY PHELAN AREA: CITY WIDE Programme Name Location/Facilit y Target Group Description Time scale No of Participants Partners Cost Primary School Tag Rugby St Brigids, Hadd. Rd St Pats, Ringsend Scoil Iosgain, Primary School Dublin City U1 Primary Schools Blitz in Irishtown Stadium. This is the end of year city wide blitz with primary schools from all over the city in attendance after finishing their tag rugby programmes. April May June Blitz date 400 DCC SDO s and SRO s 0 4

25 Secondary School Rugby Programme Community Rugby Programmes Crumlin St Marys, Hadd. Rd. Scoil Colm, Crumlin St. Clares, Harolds X Our Lady of Mercy, Drimnagh St. Kevins College, Crumlin CBS Westland Row St Johns DLS, Ballyfermot Kylemore College, Ballyfermot Crumlin Ballyfermot Inchicore Dublin 8 Secondary School Sports Days Family Fun Days Some schools continuing programmes in June with younger classes which will give them a better understanding for next school year. Also taking part in various end of year school sports days. Introduction to Rugby with Secondary Schools through non contact and full contact rugby sessions. This formed the basis of the of the Give Rugby a Try programme which culminated in the DCC Rugby team at U14 level, in which they trained and played a North v South match. The final match was played versus Gonzaga College in Donnybrook stadium in May, a match that was won by the DCC team Various community sports days and family fun days in DCC South areas 1 st May April May May June 40 DCC SDO s? DCC SDO s and SRO s 0 0 Dublinia XV Primary Teacher Training DCC Mini Rugby Course Clogher Rd Clontarf Rd Donnybrook Stadium City Wide South Central U14 Primary Teachers Community Volunteers As detailed above under Secondary Schools. 10 south side area boys made the city wide team. Tag and Play Rugby teacher training to help with continuation of rugby programmes once initial LR/DCC one has finished. April May 5 DCC SDO s June 0 DCC SDO s Qualification in coaching tag rugby June 40 Max. DCC 0 Dublin City kit 0 5

26 CITYWIDE INITATIVES RUGBY DEVELOPMENT OFFICER CITY WIDE INITATIVE Dublin City Cup: The annual DCC cup is scheduled for Wednesday the 7 th of May in Donnybrook stadium; the cup is DCC team of competent young rugby players from non- traditional rugby schools against a traditional rugby playing school. The competition has been set up to facilitate the growth of the sport of the Dublin City region and is seen as a stepping stone for teams into the Development cups. All of the teams have undertaken a period of preparation, with most participating in localised training sessions and blitzes pre-christmas. The hope from the competition is that more of the players will go to further their rugby experience by playing in clubs and the local clubs will be invited to the matches to speak to the players. The ethos of rugby has been very much in evidence thus far, with all schools playing with discipline and fairness through were physical encounters. Other programmes that are up and coming in the DCC area are the DCC blitz which will take place in May with approximately 400 kids that have been coached through 6 week blocks of tag rugby. Also in mid May, will be the culmination of the Dublinia u14 team, were a group of kids, again from non traditional areas will play against a known rugby school, having participated in 8 weeks of coaching by Leinster Community Rugby Officers. SPORT AND RECREATION & SPORT DEVELOPMENT - CITYWIDE INITATIVES Lord Mayor 5 Alive Challenge Following on from last years success of the Lord Mayor 5 Alive Challenge, Lord Mayor Oisín Quinn agreed the initiative was well worth rolling out again in 014. The Challenge has now finished and the last race was the DCC/BHAA race on the 5th April. Over 140 people completed all five races and the Lord Mayor will host a reception at the Mansion House on Friday 9 th May. Jim Aughney organiser of the Dublin City Marathon and the Race Series in the Phoenix Park will be present on the night to provide the participants with information on the race series and offer places at a discount rate. Dick Hooper well known Irish Runner will also be present on the night to speak to participants and congratulate them on their achievement. Each participant will receive a scroll and gold medal. Coisceim Dance Project Love, Song and Dance is a partnership project between Coisceim Broadreach and Dublin City Council Arts, Sport & Recreation and Community development sections. It is a dance class and performance project for people aged Throughout April and May as part of the Bealtaine festival, older adult will be able to take part in drop in classes across the City, which were organised and facilitated by the Sport & Recreation /Community/Arts officers. The project culminates in a performance celebration presented by the participants themselves. Older Adult Area Sports Days Due to the success of the Older Adult Annual Sports Day, the sport & recreation team will locally host their own sports days with the idea to test and trial the Go For Life Games to allow the team to pick the best candidates to go forward and compete in the Go for Life Games in June in DCU Sports Club representing Dublin City Sports Network. These sports day also give the opportunity for older adult groups to engage, meet & socialise while enjoying physical activity and games. The last sports day will take place on Friday 30 th May in Cabra Parkside where we will select our Dublin City Council Team to go forward and take part in the June games. Irish Heart Foundation National Stroke Survivors Conference On Thursday 10 th April the Sport & Recreation Section were invited to present at this conference. The conference was attended by over 400 people and Dublin City Council also provided an information stand with all details on the services we deliver. The sport & Active living coordinator gave a presentation to in the afternoon to the break out groups which was attended by 0 people and a practical demonstration of our Boccia programme was given. The presence at this conference allowed the team to compile a list of people living in Dublin City who would be interested in some of the sport & recreation programmes we provide. The Irish Hear t Foundation thanked us for our support and gave feedback that participants thoroughly enjoyed the presentation & demo session DCSN Young Peoples Small Grant Scheme 6

27 The DCSN Grant was advertised on Tuesday 15 th April. All current clubs were ed the information & application form, the information was also distributed through all sport development officers and local clubs. The grant was also advertised in National Papers and on our website. Closing date for applications is Monday 1th May 014. Bike Week - 14th nd June 014 Dublin City Council Sport & Recreation Section and the Roads & Traffic planning department have secured funding for programmes during Bike Week. All sport development staff are planning to organise and deliver local bike programmes in their area during bike week. All programmes will be finalised by mid May. DIT CARA Training On Monday 1 th May Dublin City Council Sport & Recreation Section will host their nd sports inclusion disability course. The course will take place in Ballyfermot Leisure Centre and there are 5 people signed up to take part. The course is aimed at providing leaders, coaches, Sport development staff and volunteers in sport with knowledge and awareness on how to include people of all ages with disabilities in their sport. The course is certified by Coaching Ireland. DCSN The next DCSN Meeting is scheduled for Wednesday the nd of July. Other work committed are the Go For life Games in June, Presentation to Headway Ireland and attendance at two key sports conferences, Sport Tourism Summit 014 and the Federation of Irish Sport Annual Conference. SPORTS CAPITAL GRANT APPLICATIONS Dublin City Council Sport and Recreation Service section submitted 33 Sports Capital Grant applications. The closing date for submissions was Monday the 10 TH of March. Total Cost of the Amount Sought from the Department of Dublin City Council s Projects Transport, Tourism and Sport Contribution 4,595, ,017,91 578,090 For further information regarding any of the Sports and Leisure Service and facilities please contact: Emma Byrne Community and Social Development Officer Sport and Leisure Services Culture, Recreation and Amenity Department Dublin City Council Dublin Civic Office Block 4, 1st Floor Wood Quay Dublin 8 Ph: M: E: emma.byrne@dublincity.ie 7

28 Culture, Recreation, Amenity and Community. Ground Floor, Block 4, Civic Offices, Wood Quay, Dublin, th June 014 Report to the Chairperson and Members of the North Central Area Committee Report to the Chairperson and Members of the North Central Area Committee Re: Grants towards the running costs of private swimming pools for year 014. An application has been received for financial assistance towards the running costs of the private swimming pool listed below, for the year 014. The Pool Administrator has submitted accounts showing the operating costs. The pool provides swimming facilities for schools, clubs, groups and the general public in its catchment area. I recommend that approval be given to the grant as listed below. Applicant Swimming Pool Grant Recommended For 014 Trinity Sports Trinity Swimming Pool 30,000 and Leisure Club, Donaghmede, Dublin 5. Brendan Kenny Assistant Chief Executive 8

29 The Chairman and Members of North Central Area Committee 1 th May 014 FAIRVIEW PARK PAVILLION Fairview Park Pavilion is currently used by Sheriff YC (7 soccer teams), Belvedere FC (16 soccer teams), St. Josephs O Connell Boys (6 GAA teams) and St. Josephs East Wall (7 soccer teams). A number of other clubs use pitches within the park but did not express an interest in using the pavilion for the 013/ 014 season (They include St. Vincents GAA, Scoil Uí Chonaill and Marino FC). The changing facilities are predominantly used by clubs for their weekend fixtures. The changing facilities are also used for midweek fixtures (where applicable). For the 013/14 season clubs were charged 00 per changing room for use of changing rooms. This charge will continue for the 014/015 season. The charge is used as a contribution towards insurance, utilities, security and general maintenance of the building. Application forms for both the use of pitches and pavilion are due to be issued to clubs shortly for the 014/015 season. They will be offered under the one permit in order to get clubs to use the changing facilities available. It is noted that the occupancy rate during daytime (midweek) is currently low. To address this, local schools and youth groups will also be written to for similar expressions of interest under the same criteria as club access. Dublin City Council is also considering the development of a Café within the pavilion to increase footfall through this area. Bruce Mc Devitt Sports Development Officer 9

30 North Central Area Office, Kilbarrack, Unit 18/19 Greendale Shopping Centre, Greendale Road, Dublin 5. Oifig Cheantar an Lárthuaiscirt, Cill Bharróg, Aonad 18 /19 Ionad Siopadóireachta Gleánntain Glas, Bóthar Gleanntáin Glais, Baile Átha Cliath 5. T F st May, 014 Ref: JF/01554/014 The Chairman and Members of North Central Area Committee. Naming and Numbering Proposal for development on a site at 198 & 04 Grace Park Road, Dublin Goosegreen Court / 1-19 Cúirt Fhaiche na Gé This is a residential development by DIVOP on a site at 198 & 04 Grace Park Road, Dublin 9. The development is indicated on the attached Drawing R.M. 631A. The developers have requested the name and numbers 1-19 Goosegreen Court / 1-19 Cúirt Fhaiche na Gé for the development. The Heritage Officer considers the proposed name appropriate. The name and numbers 1-19 Goosegreen Court / 1-19 Cúirt Fhaiche na Gé is considered suitable and is recommended for adoption. Dave Dinnigan Executive Manager. 30

31 North Central Area Office, Kilbarrack, Unit 18/19 Greendale Shopping Centre, Greendale Road, Dublin 5. Oifig Cheantar an Lárthuaiscirt, Cill Bharróg, Aonad 18 /19 Ionad Siopadóireachta Gleánntain Glas, Bóthar Gleanntáin Glais, Baile Átha Cliath 5. T / F Ref: MR/00593/014 Date: 1 th May 014 The Chairman and Members of North Central Area Committee. With reference to a proposal to extinguish the Public Right of Way over underpass at Oscar Traynor Road, Northside Shopping Centre. Proposal A request to have the public right of way extinguished over the underpass at Oscar Traynor Road, Northside Shopping Centre was received from N1 Property Developments Limited. The extent of the proposed extinguishment is shown on Drawing No R.M. 65 (copy attached). The North Central Area Committee at its meeting on 18 th November, 013, agreed to initiate the statutory procedures to extinguish the Public Right of Way over the above area. Statutory Requirement By public advertisement on 1 st November, 013 representations or objections were invited by 6 th January, 014. No residential objections were received within this period. Service Checks A service check was carried out and the following were received: Drainage and Waste Water Services Division There is a 300mm pipeline and a manhole located within the underpass. The developer has given commitment that a 900mm steel door will be included in the reinforced concrete wall to which Drainage and Waste Water Services Division will be given a key in order to facilitate access. Gardai, Traffic While there is no objection from a traffic point of view to the extinguishing of this right of way, the issue of pedestrian safety needs careful consideration and liaison should take place with the DTU, DMR North. Parks The proposal to close the right of way by backfilling and closing the underpass will have significant drainage implications. The walk ways and grassed area south of the underpass drain towards a manhole located mid way along the underpass which is then connected to a manhole located on Oscar Traynor Road, approximately 75M west of the underpass. Blocking off and backfilling the underpass would effectively prevent access to the manhole located in the underpass and would prevent the City Council dealing with flooding in the park land area directly adjacent to the underpass. 31