Cllr David Grant has vowed to defy a request from the Cathaoirleach of Bray Town Council to stay silent on the issue of the Dargle Flood Protection Scheme. In an unprecedented approach Cllr Ronan McManus emailed all Councillors today asking that until such time as the Office of Public Works confirm the status of funding for the scheme no further comments would be made to the media. Read More
The publication today, Thursday 10 November 2011, of the Government’s Infrastructure and Capital Investment Programme for the period 2012 – 2016 fails to include the Dargle Flood Protection Scheme indicating that residents in Little Bray will have to wait another five years before there is any chance of protecting their homes. Read More
The flooding on Monday night brought the Dargle River to its brink, the water level climbed to within two feet of breaching its banks and causing havoc for homes and businesses in Little Bray, according to Cllr David Grant. Read More
The Standing Orders of Bray Town Council were suspended this evening, Tuesday 6th September 2011, on the proposal of Cllr David Grant to allow for a full discussion on Government plans to close the 24 hour Accident and Emergency Service at St Columcille’s Hospital, Loughlinstown. Read More
Cllr David Grant has again raised the issue of the Dargle Flood Protection Scheme that the residents in Little Bray have been campaigning for since the last flood hit the Dargle valley twenty five years ago this week. Read More
Thousands of used stamps collected over the past few years made their way to the Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa to support their work in the Horn of Africa where famine has threatened the lives of over 12 million people. Read More
News today, Wednesday 3rd August 2011 that the Mox Nuclear fuel plant at Sellafield in Cumbria is to close is welcome news for those living on Ireland’s east coast. Campaign groups in Ireland have been advocating the closure of the entire Sellafield plant for many years and have continuously expressed concern over the threat that the nuclear facility poses to the Irish coast and its residents. Read More
Following the take over of Superquinn by Musgraves, Bray Town Council must meet with the new owners to discuss the future of the Superquinn land on Bray’s Southern Cross Road according to Cllr David Grant. Read More
Cllr David Grant has expressed his concern for the staff and future of Superquinn in Bray following the announcement that a receiver has been appointed to the chain of supermarkets. Read More
Little Bray representative Cllr David Grant has expressed his anger at the Government’s decision to defer indefinitely the long awaited Dargle Flood Protection Scheme. Read More
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