Dublin City Council

⚠️URGENT⚠️ Dublin City Council would like to warn the public that it has been made aware of fake QR codes being placed on a number of Pay and Display parking machines in the Wicklow County Council area.  This fake QR code sticker brings the user to a fraudulent cloned website which requests credit card details and other personal data. All reported incidents have been passed to An Garda Siochana.  As a precaution Dublin City Council is advising all users not to scan any QR codes that may appear on Pay and Display machines or Payzone signage.  Users are reminded that they can pay using cash or credit cards at the machines and are advised that if they wish to pay online that they download the correct Payzone parking app directly to their phone. We encourage everyone to be careful when paying online, and to ensure they are using a genuine app. Should anyone notice anything suspicious or if a scam has taken place, please contact Payzone or An Garda Siochana.

On this International Anti-Racism Day, Dublin City Council stands united in the fight against racism and discrimination . Our dedicated staff, including the Local Authority Integration Team, have come together to say NO to Racism and affirm our commitment to a city where diversity is promoted and celebrated, where everyone feels welcomed. Racism has no place in our society. We must continue to challenge hate, promote equality, and foster inclusion for all. Together, we can create a cohesive community that is not only diverse but also united in respect and kindness. #WRD25 #WearRed #ShowRacismtheRedCard #IrelandAgainstRacismFund #DCCLAIT #SayNoToRacism #UnityInDiversity #EndRacism #DublinForAll #InternationalAntiRacismDay #DublinCityCouncil

Shape the Future of Democracy in Ireland! An Coimisiún Toghcháin, Ireland's Independent Electoral Commission, is calling on YOU to help create a more engaged and informed electorate. They are developing an Education and Public Engagement Strategy to ensure everyone eligible is on the electoral register, understands how to vote, and participates in all elections. Your Voice Matters! Share your ideas on how we can boost democratic participation. Whether you're a seasoned voter or new to the process, we want to hear from you. Key Goals: -Ensure all eligible citizens are registered to vote. -Educate people on the voting process. -Encourage everyone to vote in all elections. How to Participate: -Visit https://lnkd.in/eHVX5KVD to learn more. -Submit your thoughts and ideas by Monday, 24 March 2025. -Share this opportunity with friends, family, and networks! Let's work together to strengthen Ireland's democracy! #IrelandVotes #DemocracyInAction #ShapeTheFuture

Meet Seán Fay, founder of Whole Village Hiring and the first LEO Dublin City Disability Ambassador! #WholeVillageHiring™ is an intelligent platform that helps companies hire more from the talent that might be in, but not on the market. Whole Village Hiring was awarded a Feasibility Grant in 2023, as well as being approved for an IP Start Grant. For Seán, his role as LEO Dublin City’s First Disability Ambassador is an important one. His aim is to encourage more people with disabilities to step into entrepreneurship and to reach out to their Local Enterprise Office for support in doing so. "Ireland has the lowest level of disability employment in the EU27, with a disability employment rate of just 32.6%, almost 20% below the EU average. So hopefully more people with any type of disability will think about using their difference to make a difference. There is too much focus on the structure of your company, whether it's 'not for profit' or otherwise. A better yardstick is the impact you make—what dent can you put in the universe, and what did you achieve in the dash between your dates.” If you are a person with a disability who is interested in setting up your own business, please visit Self Employment Supports For People with Disabilities page on our website and contact us with any questions: https://lnkd.in/esNr2p4p We are here to support you in your entrepreneurial journey. #UseYourDifferencetoMakeaDifference #Entrepreneurs #SMEs #LEODublinCity #MakingitHappen #Leaders #leadership #mentoring #DisabilityAwareness #DisabilityEmpowerment #BusinessOwners #Founders #WomeninBusiness #BusinessAdvice #NeurodiversityinBusiness

''What's the Story, Dublin?" Episode 2 – Housing (Michelle Robinson), We explain how the Council’s Housing Section works and the various services it offers The Official Dublin City Council Podcast. Hosted by Deirdre Molumby, this podcast takes you behind the scenes of the council's diverse services and initiatives'' Listen Now: Available on Spotify : https://lnkd.in/eTc9FJsE Youtube, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music. Stay Tuned: Follow us for updates and sneak peeks into upcoming episodes! #WhatsTheStoryDublin #DublinCityCouncil #DublinStories #SmartCity

DCC with funding from the NTA, is pleased to announce that we have a Community Grant Scheme for groups that would like to organise events to celebrate cycling during Bike Week, which runs from 10th - 18th May. If you are interested please complete the below form before April 4th! Bike Week Community Grant Application 2025

The Dublin City Council St Patrick's Day Festival Treasure Hunt is back! Cheering on the Dublin City Council St Patrick's Day Festival Treasure Hunt which takes place on Saturday March 15th. Cheer squads from Kansas State University and Iowa State University, who are taking part in the 2025 Aer Lingus College Football Classic, wish all participants the best of luck. The Dublin City Council St Patrick's Festival Treasure Hunt is a fun, free, and accessible experience for all on Saturday March 15th. Registration takes place from 10am-12pm on the day, with the event starting and ending at the Dublin City Council Civic Offices on Wood Quay. Enjoy the atmosphere at the Civic Offices with music, performances and prizes for best costumes (the theme is Adventures), best team name and much more. Register to take part in this free event https://lnkd.in/euuKmW-6

The Dublin City Council St Patrick's Day Festival Treasure Hunt is back! Cheering on the Dublin City Council St Patrick's Day Festival Treasure Hunt which takes place on Saturday March 15th. Cheer squads from Kansas State University and Iowa State University, who are taking part in the 2025 Aer Lingus College Football Classic, wish all participants the best of luck. The Dublin City Council St Patrick's Festival Treasure Hunt is a fun, free, and accessible experience for all on Saturday March 15th. Registration takes place from 10am-12pm on the day, with the event starting and ending at the Dublin City Council Civic Offices on Wood Quay. Enjoy the atmosphere at the Civic Offices with music, performances and prizes for best costumes (the theme is Adventures), best team name and much more. Register to take part in this free event https://lnkd.in/euuKmW-6

Solve clues and visit great locations in the Dublin City Council St Patrick's Festival Treasure Hunt Get ready for the return of a festival favourite on March 15th - the fun, free and accessible for all Dublin City Council St Patrick's Festival Treasure Hunt is back. Cheer squads and mascots from Kansas State University and Iowa State University, who are taking part in the 2025 Aer Lingus College Football Classic https://lnkd.in/ejsAYvi, wish all participants good luck! Registration takes place at Dublin City Council Civic Offices on Wood Quay from 10am to 12pm with music, performances and prizes for best team name, quickest teams and much more! Find out more about this fun and free event : https://lnkd.in/euuKmW-6

On the 27th of February Emma Blain officially opened the George’s Quay to Aston Quay Cycle Route. The route provides improved walking & cycling facilities and safer crossing from Talbot Memorial Bridge to Aston Place on Aston Quay. This includes George’s Quay, Burgh Quay & Aston Quay. It is part of Dublin city’s 314km Active Travel Network. For more information, see: https://lnkd.in/eJBaQbET #ActiveTravelNetwork