Organisation: County and City Managers Association

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Government ‘ignored calls’ on improving voter register

The Government has ignored warnings from the most senior local government officials that the method used to compile the electoral register was “out of date and in need of urgent replacement”.

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€3m community tourism plan to build on Gathering

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Waterford manager O' Dwyer retired with €334k

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‘Pollution a legacy of car sales boom’

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Councils reduce workers' holiday entitlement to 32 days a year

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€200m to repair damaged roads

Assessment begins into local authorities' big freeze response

An investigation is to get underway today into the impact of the recent big freeze on the country's roads and water supply.

Tue, 18 Jan, 2011

20,000 local authority workers thanked for efforts during big freeze

An "army" of nearly 20,000 local authority workers worked to "kept the country moving" during the recent snow and ice, according to the County and City Managers Association (CCMA).

Sun, 02 Jan, 2011

Waste issue reaching crisis point

IRELAND could end up paying hundreds of millions of euro in fines unless we divert more waste away from traditional dumping (landfill) and meet EU targets.

Mon, 29 Mar, 2010

Deadly E-coli bug found in 33% of Cork’s private water schemes

THE deadly bug E-coli was found in a third of Cork’s private water schemes.

Thu, 24 Jan, 2008

Report card rates performance of local authorities

CORK CITY has the highest rate of rubbish going to landfill, Mayo has provided the least Traveller accommodation and Carlow has the longest public library opening hours, it emerged yesterday.

Fri, 22 Jul, 2005

Local authority services figures released

Cork City has the highest rate of rubbish going to landfill, Mayo has provided the least Traveller accommodation and Carlow has the longest public library opening hours, it emerged today.

Thu, 21 Jul, 2005