Cllr Patrick Nulty

Welcome from Cllr Patrick Nulty

Patrick comes from a family with a strong tradition of supporting and working for the Labour Party in his local area. Patrick is a committed Socialist who has been involved in active politics for nearly a decade.
Throughout his political and professional life Patrick has dedicated himself to campaigning for social justice and community development. Patrick already has vital and wide-ranging experience in national politics. Having served as National Chairperson of Labour Youth in 2007 Patrick helped Labour Youth into the fastest growing youth movement in Ireland.
In 2006 Patrick was a candidate for Deputy President of USI ( Union of Students in Ireland ) where he secured more 1st preference votes than any other candidate. He has appeared in national media on programs like Drivetime, This Week and on Newstalk. As someone who has been involved in active politics for nearly ten years. Patrick has built up a reputation for strong leadership, hard work and a tireless commitment to equality and social justice.
Patrick has a proud track record of campaigning for social equality. In university he was heavily involved in the campaign against the Iraq war and the campaign for free education. He has vast experience in being involved in local and national election campaigns in Dublin West.
His priorities as an elected representative to Fingal County Council will include:

• Protection of Connolly Hospital and other local health services
  
• Greater access to and provision of Social and Affordable Housing
  
• Balanced planning and development that is in the interests of local communities.
  
• An economic stimulus plan for Dublin 15 to protect and create local jobs.

Latest Local News

• MINISTER RYAN MUST MAKE COMMITMENT TO DEAL WITH ELECTRITY PRICE INCREASES
  Issued : 16/08/2010
• Dublin Bus agree to maintain ‘off peak 38A Service’ for Corduff, Castlecurragh and Ladyswell - decision welcomed by Cllr. Patrick Nulty
  Issued : 11/08/2010
• THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES FACE HARDSHIP AS HSE FAILS TO PROCESS BACK-TO-SCHOOL GRANT APPLICATIONS
  Issued : 10/08/2010
• Back to School costs rising for hard pressed parents – Cllr. Patrick Nulty
  Issued : 26/07/2010
• INCREASE IN ELECTRICITY PRICES A BLOW AND NO COMFORT ON RETROFIT
  Issued : 05/07/2010
• Attempt at ‘third time lucky for ALDI’ will put residents on red alert says Cllr. Patrick Nulty
  Issued : 29/06/2010
• DEMPSEY MUST SORT OUT NCT MESS
  Issued : 25/06/2010
• Schools win battle to keep Librarians - Cllr. Patrick Nulty
  Issued : 16/06/2010