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18/11/2013
Dublin Wins City Council Of The Year
Dublin City Council has been named City County Council of the year.
The honour was awarded at the 10th Annual Excellence in Local Government Awards event, held in association with the Department of Environment, Community and Local Government on 13 November 2013.
Dublin City Council was won awards for the Fairview Park Improvement Project, the Pathway Accommodation and Support System (PASS) and the Tolka Valley Greenway Project.
Deputy Lord Mayor Councillor Henry Upton said: "The awards presented to Dublin City Council showcase its innovation in technology and environmental sustainability. These awards underline the talents, enthusiasm and hard work which contribute to the continued social, cultural and economic growth of the city."
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The honour was awarded at the 10th Annual Excellence in Local Government Awards event, held in association with the Department of Environment, Community and Local Government on 13 November 2013.
Dublin City Council was won awards for the Fairview Park Improvement Project, the Pathway Accommodation and Support System (PASS) and the Tolka Valley Greenway Project.
Deputy Lord Mayor Councillor Henry Upton said: "The awards presented to Dublin City Council showcase its innovation in technology and environmental sustainability. These awards underline the talents, enthusiasm and hard work which contribute to the continued social, cultural and economic growth of the city."
(IT)
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