€83M IN EXTRA FUNDING WILL KEEP PUBLIC TRANSPORT AND ROADS SERVING PEOPLE EFFICIENTLY - KENNY
Posted on July 17, 2015 3:29 PM
Dublin Bay North Labour TD and member of the Oireachtas Transport Committee Sean Kenny, has said that the latest round of funding from Government for transport projects will help to ensure that public transport and roads are able to continue serving people and communities efficiently. "I welcome the announcement by Minister Brendan Howlin which will see €83 million worth of funding allocated to handle issues to do with underinvestment in public transport since the economic collapse. This money is available to use now because our economy is finally starting to grow strongly again and so extra funding is available." "€29...
JUSTICE COMMITTEE REPORT RECOMMENDS BANKRUPTCY TERM OF ONE YEAR - KENNY
Posted on July 8, 2015 4:41 PM
Sean Kenny, Dublin Bay North Labour TD and member of the Oireachtas Justice Committee has welcomed the release of a report by the Justice Committee that recommends that the term of bankruptcy be reduced to one year. "The issue of bankruptcy is a matter that has become a key area of debate in Irish society following the banking crisis and consequent financial collapse. The Oireachtas Justice Committee examined one very specific matter, namely, the reduction of the bankruptcy term and it has recommended that reducing bankruptcy to one year for combined debts of less than €500,000, is the way forward...
KENNY WELCOMES FUNDING FOR SCHOOLS IN KILBARRACK
Posted on July 3, 2015 3:27 PM
Dublin Bay North Labour TD Seán Kenny has welcomed the provision of funding for Scoil Eoin and North Bay Educate Together National School in Kilbarrack. "Both Scoil Eoin on Greendale Road is getting additional funding for works to its roof, which are badly needed. North Bay Educate Together National School in Greendale in Kilbarrack require the funding for health and safety works that are needed to ensure that pupils and staff are totally safe when at school. All of this funding is essential to enable the schools to continue to provide education to our young people and I warmly welcome...
