Cllr Clodagh Ní Mhuirí
Clodagh was co-opted as a Councillor for the Clontarf Local Electoral Area in December, 2024, replacing Naoise Ó Muirí, following his election to Dáil Éireann.
Clodagh is a Peace Commissioner for Dublin, and works in the education sector in Marino, supporting and advocating for Irish-medium education. Clodagh is a fluent Gaeilgeoir and outside of work, has volunteered with a number of different organisations, including Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind, Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann, and JCI (Junior Chamber International).
Clodagh’s priorities include:
- Promoting a diverse range of housing options, including social, affordable, cost-rental, and senior housing
- Ensuring the City Council’s plans for public spaces, facilities, and new projects prioritise accessibility
- More social, cultural, and sports facilities, particularly for teenagers and young people
- Sustainable, long-term planning to meet the future needs of residents of all ages, ensuring the delivery of infrastructure and services across the Clontarf LEA
- Supporting local community and voluntary groups, and increasing awareness of the supports and grants available to them
- Continued investment in St Anne’s Park and other green spaces on the Northside, while advocating for the conservation of important Dublin Bay habitats like North Bull Island
Connect With Clodagh
Contact Details
Address:
Members' Room
Dublin City Council
City Hall
Dublin 2
Dublin City Council
City Hall
Dublin 2