Inclusion and Integration 2024

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14 th November 2024, Dublin: Dublin’s new Local Economic and Community Plan (LECP) was
launched at an event hosted by Dublin City Council at St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Aiming to guide the
sustainable economic and community development of Dublin City between 2024-2029, the new
LECP covers a broad range of areas including health, wellbeing, inclusion, climate action, economic
growth, and education. Pictured are ; Left to right
Cllr Carolyn Moore
Dr Akeem Bhadmus, LCDC member
Michelle Robinson, Executive Manager Dublin City Council Housing & Community Services
Cllr Janet Horner
Shauna McIntyre, Senior Executive Officer of Dublin City Council Housing & Community Services
Paul Rogers, CEO Northside Partnership
Professor Tony Holohan, Director of Centre for One Health, UCD
Kelley Bermingham, St Patricks Cathedral
Ross Curley, Dublin City Council
Mary Mac Sweeney, Executive Manager, Culture, Recreation & Economic Services
.Picture: Arthur Carron

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NO FEE PICTURES<br />
14 th November 2024, Dublin: Dublin’s new Local Economic and Community Plan (LECP) was<br />
launched at an event hosted by Dublin City Council at St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Aiming to guide the<br />
sustainable economic and community development of Dublin City between 2024-2029, the new<br />
LECP covers a broad range of areas including health, wellbeing, inclusion, climate action, economic<br />
growth, and education. Pictured are ; Left to right<br />
Cllr Carolyn Moore<br />
Dr Akeem Bhadmus, LCDC member<br />
Michelle Robinson, Executive Manager Dublin City Council Housing & Community Services<br />
Cllr Janet Horner<br />
Shauna McIntyre, Senior Executive Officer of Dublin City Council Housing & Community Services<br />
Paul Rogers, CEO Northside Partnership<br />
Professor Tony Holohan, Director of Centre for One Health, UCD<br />
Kelley Bermingham, St Patricks Cathedral<br />
Ross Curley, Dublin City Council<br />
Mary Mac Sweeney, Executive Manager, Culture, Recreation & Economic Services<br />
.Picture: Arthur Carron