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Paul was educated at De La Salle Primary School, Beneavin College Secondary School and the National College of Ireland. His family has lived in Finglas for almost 50 years. Both grandparents settled here when Finglas was only a small village on the outskirts of Dublin. Before becoming involved in politics, Paul was principally involved in the Finglas no-name Club for a ten year period dealing with young people in the area and giving them skills to develop as young adults, helping them resist peer pressures of alcohol and drugs. He is committed to youth development work and recognises it as an important tool to empower young people. He is currently Chairperson of the Kilmore West Youth Project.
On Monday 16th of January 140 years of history will come to an end when Dublin City Council will withdraw from waste collection in the city. Read More | Share
In a report to Dublin City Councillor Paul McAuliffe, city management has revealed that more than €288,947 was spent on graffiti removal in 2010 and this involved the removal of almost 30,000 square metres of paint. Read More | Share
Fianna Fáil Councillor for Ballymun, Paul McAuliffe has said the delay in the Metro North project is a major body blow for the Ballymun Regeneration Project and will mean the serious delay of other investment projects in the area including the proposed Ballymun shopping centre and the M50 Wet Labs. Read More | Share
Cllr Paul McAuliffe has welcomed a new scheme from Dublin City Council which aims to reduce the number of board-up council homes in the Finglas South area. Read More | Share
This week residents in the remaining Ballymun flats on Silloge Road received news that following extensive discussions between Ballymun Regeneration and James Elliott Construction a new contractual agreement for the completion of the housing scheme in Silloge (which faces on to Poppintree Park) was signed on Tuesday 18th October 2011. The original building programme ground to a halt when Pyrite was discovered and the new homes have lay empty ever since.A report was presented to the Oireachtas this week which predicted the cost of repairing the pyrite problem in a number of Ballymun's would amount to €10.5 million. Read More | Share
Fianna Fáil Councillor for Ballymun and Finglas, Paul Mcauliffe is to seek assurances from council officals that the Ballymun motor taxation office will remain open for business. The move follows Dublin City Council's decision to close the Nutgrove Motor Tax Office at the end of this year. "The motor tax office is a key tenant in the new Ballymun Civic Office buildings and its loss would undermine the regeneration project which the City Council is sponsoring. The office serves all the north Dublin suburbs and is part of the City Council's plans to bring services closer to the community" said Cllr McAuliffe. Read More | Share
The Fianna Fail group on Dublin City Council has called on the Lord Mayor of Dublin to urgently convene a special meeting of Dublin City Council to discuss and agree how Councillors can prevent the City Manager from withdrawing the Domestic Waste Collection Service in Dublin City. Read More | Share
Months of hard work paid off for Finglas residents this month when Finglas Village was selected as the best Urban Village in the Dublin City Neighbourhoods Awards. The Northside village beat off tough competition from Sandymount, Raheny, Chapelizod and Drumcondra. Read More | Share
Speech by Councillor Paul McAuliffe to Dublin City Council Read More | Share
Paul McAuliffe was elected to Dublin City Council on the 6th of June 2009 where he serves as a Fianna Fáil Councillor for the Ballymun - Finglas ward.
As a member of the Council he has been appointed to the Lord Mayor's Commission on Employment, the Committee on Planning & Economic Development and the Committee on Housing. He was also elected as the Chairperson of the local Joint Policing Committee.
Before his election he served as a political and communications advisor to a wide range of organisations and individuals, including The Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, the former leaders of the Progressive Democrats Michael Mc Dowell & Mary Harney and a number of commercial organisations.
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