Entities / Entity
Clontarf.
coastal suburb on the northside of Dublin
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What's happening
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Earlier this month
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Falcon Lumber markets white pine from Ben Hokum & Son Limited, which had early mills in Clontarf.Some support1 report
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OPW and Dublin City Council partnered to provide flood relief and protection for Clontarf communities.Well supported3 reports
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Locations Cumnock, Clontarf, and Molong participated in livestock sales, selling Shorthorn heifers.Some support1 report
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Around Clontarf this week
News at the entities that move Clontarf most-
Dublin StructuralDublin's legal system sees new appointments and the department introduces a new legal aid payment model.Moves Clontarf
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Office of Public Works StructuralFlood risk from River Foyle affects Lifford, prompting the Office of Public Works to develop a flood scheme.Moves Clontarf
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Dublin City Council StructuralBoth Dublin City Council and Carlow are identified as repeat underperformers in inspections.Moves Clontarf
Connections
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Dublin Structural
Clontarf is formally defined as a suburb within the greater metropolitan area of Dublin.
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Office of Public Works Structural
The Office of Public Works provides funded flood relief and protection services to properties in Clontarf.
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Dublin City Council Structural
Dublin City Council provides flood protection services to the Clontarf community.
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Kevin Breen Shared context
Kevin Breen supports a flood defence project within the context of Clontarf.
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Cumnock Shared context
Both locations are mentioned in the context of participating in livestock sales.
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Dorian Shared context
Dorian resided in Clontarf at age 11.