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	Dublin City Public Libraries - Library News
		Dublin City Council regrets the temporary closure of Kevin Street Branch Library as a result of storm damage.
		Deirdre Heney, deputising for the Lord Mayor of Dublin and Patron of the Award in Dublin City Hall, on Thursday 17th June 2004.
		Openings in Dublin City Public Libraries are administered by the Human Resources Department of Dublin City Council.
	www.iol.ie /dublincitylibrary/news.htm (698 words)

	Dublin County Council, Ireland
		This flag is sold in Dublin as the 'Dublin flag' - it is a flag of the County of Dublin.
		The flag used by the public, in both the city and Dublin county as a whole (the county covers a larger area than the city) is a dark blue/light blue bicolour - most commonly arranged vertically with the dark blue in the hoist.
		In 1862 the township was enlarged and renamed Rathmines and Rathgar, and in 1899 the Commissioners for the township became an Urban District Council.
	www.crwflags.com /fotw/flags/ie-dub.html (1331 words)

	Dublin City Council - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The first City Council was elected in October 1841, and Daniel O'Connell became the first Lord Mayor under the new system.
		The Dublin City Manager is the key executive in the council.
		The City Manager and the city's executive and administrative staff are based in the Civic Offices on Wood Quay.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dublin_City_Council (1069 words)

	Dublin City Council logo wrong? - Archiseek Architecture Planning Discussion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Dublin is evidently under siege; from the central watchtower two sentries sound the alarm, while on each flanking watchtower stands an archer, poised with a cross-bow.
		The city logo is a much-simplified form of the coat of arms and has taken on many guises over the years; a C19 version, used on official stationery, is shown on p113 of Peter Pearson's 'The Heart of Dublin'.
		Again, according to the city libraries' website: "The Dublin City Flag, which was adopted for use in 1885, presents a combination of national and civic emblems, with the harp of the Ireland in gold on a green background and the Three Castles of Dublin quartered in white on a blue background nearest the flagpole.
	www.archiseek.com /content/showthread.php?p=16356 (1295 words)

	The Socialist (Feb 05) - Bin Tax: Dublin City Council imposes non-collection
		So far the council have left untagged rubbish for a few days but then have tended to lift it, which shows that they think they can boost payment of the bin tax by causing non-payers limited hassle but that they are still nervous about causing a waste crisis.
		Cork City Council's hardline stance of refusing to collect rubbish from bin charges non-payers and arrears-holders and from untagged bins resulted in widespread dumping on city streets and green areas.
		Because of the refusal of the Council to collect the rubbish, communities should organise to put uncollected waste in the back of bin trucks to prevent a health hazard developing on their doorstep.
	www.socialistparty.net /pub/pages/socialist003feb05/2.htm (866 words)

	Dublin City Council - Structure
		The City of Dublin is governed by the Council/Manager form of government, combining the strong political leadership of elected officials with the strong managerial experience of an appointed manager.
		Under this system, Council serves as the policy making body in the community, with its members elected to represent the community and to concentrate on policy issues that are responsive to citizens' needs and wishes.
		The main functions of City Council are to set policy, establish City goals and oversee and approve the annual budget.
	www.dublin.oh.us /council/structure.php (684 words)

	Car Free Day Neutered Once Again By Dublin City Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		This pandering to the car lobby by the city fathers is no surprise to us, even when the European Commission directed participating cities to provide more space devoid of car traffic for this years event, and to make more of an effort publicising it.
		The council should be investing heavily in providing roadspace for cyclists throughout the city and promoting it as a regular means of transport, not sticking it next to some street theatre and music as if it is some kind of entertainment and not a real alternative to car use.
		For some reason, the city fathers have never been fans of it, usually buckling to pressure from the Dublin Chamber of Commerce, since most, if not all, of it's members drive to work this is hardly surprising.
	busrage.com /news22.html (1307 words)

	Network & Getwork with Dublin City Council
		The Dublin Chamber of Commerce and the Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry have joined forces to bring you a forum aimed at introducing companies to procurement decision makers in a number of large organisations throughout the island as part of the InterTradeIreland Network+Getwork programme.
		The City is central to the exceptional growth, which has taken place in the Irish economy in recent years and is now a major European centre for inward investment.
		It is estimated that the City Council actually provides in excess of 500 different types of services and in order to meet the various demands, it is necessary to procure a myriad of supplies, services and works.
	www.microtrade.org /news/dsp_View_Article.cfm/int_articleID/64 (442 words)

	RTÉ News: Dublin City Council meets over HGV strategy
		Dublin City Councillors have voted to accept the council's strategy for Heavy Goods Vehicles.
		But it allows trucks to have access to Dublin port via East Wall Road on the northside and Seán Moore Road on the southside, until the first phase of M50 upgrade works are completed in 2008.
		A free family ticket to Dublin Zoo for a year is up for grabs if you can think of a name for the first elephant born in the Republic.
	www.rte.ie /news/2006/0410/tunnel.html (370 words)

	cbs5.com - Dublin City Council Takes On Secondhand Smoke
		The Dublin City Council is scheduled to vote tonight on an ordinance that would declare second-hand smoke a public nuisance.
		Dublin residents then could get a court order to get the smoker to stop the drifting smoke, seek damages from the harm second-hand smoke has caused, or both.
		If the City Council adopts the policy, Dublin would be the second city in the state to declare second-hand smoke a public nuisance.
	cbs5.com /topstories/local_story_227101204.html (231 words)

	Elected Officials - Dublin Chamber of Commerce
		Council is comprised of seven Dublin citizens elected by residents to serve four-year terms.
		City council’s responsibilities include reviewing, deliberating and taking action on legislation as prescribed by the city charter and the laws of the State of Ohio applicable to municipalities.
		Dublin’s City Council elects a mayor and a vice mayor from its own ranks to serve two-year terms.
	www.dublinchamber.org /electedofficials.cfm (208 words)

	Softguide Dublin \| City Transport Information
		Traffic in Dublin has become exceptionally congested in recent years as the population of the city has grown to almost one third of the nation's population.
		Consider using the DART system and parking your car on the outskirts of the city of you are visiting for a short time.
		Taxis in Dublin are regulated by the Carriage Office at Garda Headquarters in Dublin Castle, are metered and subject to fixed rates and tarifs.
	www.softguides.com /dublin/info/transport.html (696 words)

	Paul Kangley running for Dublin City Council - Irish Nationalism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Tony Gregory, the veteran outgoing Independent TD for Dublin North Central, said: 'This is a sick racist rant in an attempt to inflame tensions among the working classes.
		The Dubliner is a failed actor and trained electrician.
		BNP leader Nick Griffin claimed the IPP was also attracting the support of extreme hate groups in the United States because of their concern that 'every second person' in Dublin seemed to be fl.
	www.irish-nationalism.net /forum/showthread.php?t=316 (1045 words)

	Archiseek Architecture Planning Discussion - Dublin City Council logo wrong? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		26th September 2003 02:26 PM isn't the problem now that the dublin logo is indistinguishable from the leinster logo, but then i guess the problem now is that dublin is indistinguishable from leinster.
		26th September 2003 02:53 PM "The Dublin Coat of Arms was given to Daniel Molyneux of the Dublin corporation, Ulster king-at—arms, Principal Herald of all Ireland in 1607.
		27th September 2003 07:37 PM I think you will find that all versions of the Dublin identity around the city still contain the motif of the flame with the castles, as this is an intergral part of the Dublin coat of arms.
	www.archiseek.com /content/printthread.php?t=2348 (1402 words)

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		As part of its Biodiversity strategy for the city, Dublin City Council is conducting a survey of wildlife in urban gardens.
		A recent study found that 25% of the city’s landcover is accounted for by gardens.
		This is a potentially great resource for protecting the city’s wildlife, which includes animals like frogs, squirrels, birds and native Irish plants.
	www.dublincity.ie (297 words)

	Dublin City Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Dublin City Councils Air Quality Monitoring and Noise Control Unit, (Environment and Culture Department), has recently been certified by the National Standards Authority of Ireland to ISO 9001: 2000.
		This certification recognises that Dublin City Councils network of air pollutant monitoring stations meets the most rigorous international standards.
		Philip McGuire, Assistant City Manager, formally accepted the accreditation on behalf of Dublin City Council at a ceremony in the Atrium on 3 July 2002.
	www.nsai.ie /News_and_Events/Latest_News/Dublin_City_Council.html (306 words)

	IONA Pressroom
		DUBLIN, Ireland & WALTHAM, Mass - June 15, 2004 - IONA® (NASDAQ: IONA), a world leader in high-performance integration solutions for mission-critical IT environments, today announced that Dublin City Council has selected IONA Orbix™ as the integration technology for a new intelligent traffic management system.
		Orbix is providing an extendable platform to interface with Dublin City Council's existing traffic management system, SCATS (Sydney Coordinated Adaptive Traffic System), to provide real-time traffic status information to a variety of clients located at central and remote traffic control and monitoring centers.
		IONA is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, with U.S. headquarters in Massachusetts and offices worldwide.
	www.iona.com /pressroom/2004/20040615.htm (673 words)

	RTÉ News: Dublin City Council agrees not to erect more signs
		Dublin City Council agrees not to erect more signs
		Dublin City Council has agreed not to erect any more road signs as part of its controversial new traffic measures for Dublin.
		Department officials had said that while any initiative that could help the traffic situation in Dublin was to be welcomed, it was not consulted on this plan by Dublin City Council.
	www.rte.ie /news/2002/0827/traffic.html (309 words)

	Cllr. Lucinda Creighton » Creighton questions Dublin City Council’s “sneaky” incinerator application (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		The motion states Fine Gael’s disgust at the fact that Dublin City Council has ignored, yet again, the express views of Councillors representing the people of the area by applying to An Bord Pleanala to locate a mass burn incinerator in the Poolbeg peninsula.
		Councillor Lucinda Creighton is the Fine Gael general election candidate in the Dublin South East constituency.
		In 2004 Lucinda was elected for Fine Gael as the youngest member of Dublin City Council, representing the Pembroke Local Electoral Area.
	www.lucindacreighton.ie /?p=82 (285 words)

	Dublin City Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Dublin City Council is responsible for Local Government in Dublin City.
		The City Manager is the Chief Executive of Dublin City Council.
		Dublin City Council is the democratic body governing Dublin City.
	www.dublincity.ie /your_council (65 words)

	Dublin Tourism - Dublin City Council
		Dublin City covers an area of 11,496 hectares and has a population of 495,781.
		Dublin City Council is changing rapidly to cope with the pressures of the changing city.
		New political and organisational structures are being put in place to ensure that the city works well for people and business.
	www.visitdublin.com /pda/events/provider_detail.asp?ID=1920 (214 words)

	Sinn Féin: Burke to bring forward motion to Dublin City Council calling for stab vests to be provided to fire ...
		Burke to bring forward motion to Dublin City Council calling for stab vests to be provided to fire fighters and ambulance crews
		Sinn Féin Dublin City Councillor Christy Burke has a motion going to the July sitting of Dublin City Council calling for stab vests to be provided to ambulance crews and fire fighters working in the city.
		"At the July meeting of Dublin City Council I am bringing forward a motion calling for stab vests to be provided to ambulance crews and fire fighters working in the city.
	www.sinnfein.ie /news/detail/14750 (373 words)

	Dublin, Ireland
		The CIEE program at Dublin City University in Dublin is appropriate for students from a variety of disciplines who are well prepared academically for direct matriculation.
		The program is ideal for students wishing to take courses in international relations, business and communications and who wish to participate in the rich campus life of a small tight-knit university.
		Compact, high-tech campus in Dublin, easily accessible to the center of town
	www.ciee.org /program_search/program_detail.aspx?program_id=782 (212 words)

	The City of Dublin, California - Home Page
		City of Dublin's Mission Statement: " The City of Dublin promotes and supports a high quality of life that ensures a safe and secure environment, fosters new opportunities and provides responsive fair treatment to our diverse community."
		Click here to go to this section of our website.
		The City of Dublin, 100 Civic Plaza, Dublin, CA 94568 (925) 833-6600
	ci.dublin.ca.us /DepartmentSubLevel2.cfm?PL=gov&SL=maycc&dsplyID=397 (88 words)

	Dublin.ie - Dublin City Council
		Dublin City Council’s corporate website provides information to people living,visiting or doing business in Dublin City.
		You can access many of the council services clicking on any of the links below.
		For all Dublin City Council services visit www.dublincity.ie
	www.dublin.ie /dcc.aspx (117 words)

	Dublin City Council documents on cycling (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Dublin City Council documents on cycling in Dublin
		Attitudes of cyclists and car commuters to cycling in Dublin
		Weather and cycling in Dublin: Perceptions and reality
	home.connect.ie /dcc/docs/DublinCity (26 words)

	Dublin City Council's Eyes Smiling On IONA - ebizQ
		Dublin City Council's Eyes Smiling On IONA - ebizQ
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		IONA (NASDAQ: IONA), a provider of "high-performance integration solutions for mission-critical IT environments," says the Dublin City Council has selected IONA Orbix as the integration technology for a new intelligent traffic management system.
	www.ebizq.net /news/4670.html (527 words)

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