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Writings
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Newspaper
Articles
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Climate is Everybody's Concern even Mr O'Leary's, Irish Times 18th July 08
It's hard to know whether Michael O'Leary is in the denial or the anger stage of
facing up to climate change. Clearly he took some satisfaction in his recent
rants on the letters pages that accused your columnist John Gibbons of belonging
to the 'eco-loonie' camp. Like a latter day Willy Loman in Arthur Miller's Play
‘Death of a Salesman' he has failed to realise that the world has changed, and
he must learn the new rules of the game |
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Why
I'm Voting Yes to Lisbon - Cuffe
Despite the complexity
of the document we are being asked to decide upon, I believe Thursday's vote
offers us a clear choice: whether to vote Yes, which would strengthen the EU and
Ireland's role in it, or whether to vote No which would send a message to
Brussels that we do not want to be more closely involved in Europe.
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Clearing a way to cleaner Water Supplies
Irish Examiner, 10 April 2007,
"Galway's problems are not unique. Many towns and villages
around the country are playing catch-up with their aging water treatment and
sewage plants. An unprecedented building boom is placing huge pressure on
infrastructure all around Ireland." |
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Fine art of blogging and knocking on doors,
Irish Times, 7 October 2006
"According to recent research, personal acquaintance with the candidate is the
most important determinant of party choice, along with the family's political
background. That study even has its own blog on
Irishelectionstudy.blogspot.com. I'll be blogging the election, whenever it
happens, but I'm already knocking on doors!" |
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Who's in charge of Dublin Bay? The Village,
6-13 April 2006
"I want to see a renaissance for the Bay. The
sea-baths can, and must be restored as a resource for all. The plans for a
coastal cycle-way deserve funding and support. Anglers, bathers and boat-owners
need better access to the Bay through providing new slip-ways and bathing
facilities".
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The
Great Climate Change Challenge The Village, 8-14 December 2005
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broadest possible societal and political consensus must underpin the means by
which Ireland honours its international obligations to cut its emissions. |
Vision
and resolve can tackle global warming crisis
Irish Times, 7
December 2005
There are ways for us to meet our obligations on climate change,
while building genuine local, vibrant communities that will enrich our lives
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Conference
Papers
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Commentary
on the Montenegro DRAFT Law on Planning and Development',
Ciarán
Cuffe, Consultant to United Nations Development Programme, July
2004
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"Communicating
Architecture - A Personal Perspective", Building Material, Journal of
the Architectural Association of Ireland, Issue Eleven, Spring 2004
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Submissions
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Submission to Sustainable Transport Plans
June 2008 |
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Green Party Submission to Dublin City Council's Building Height Strategy
April 2008 |
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Green Party Submission to Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council on the Blackrock
Park Masterplan November 2007 |
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Green Party Submission on Local Government Reform 28 September 2007 |
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Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council: A Study of Building Height 10
November 2006 |
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Green Party Submission to the Review of the National Climate Change Strategy
30 September 2006 By Cllr David Healy, Ciaran Cuffe TD, Eamon Ryan TD |
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Observation on the Tara Towers Planning Application 15 September 2006 |
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Green Party
Submission to the Shanganagh / Woodbrook Glen Local Area Plan 8 September
2006
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Submission Royal Marine Hotel Grounds 14 August 2006
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Green Party Ten Point
Plan for Waste Management in Dún Laoghaire March 2005
A
few pointers on how to improve the existing domestic waste collection system in
the County.
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Last Updated 18 July 2008 |
