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Cllr. Shane Mc Guinness Fianna Fail Cllr. - Dundalk South LEA . Think local/Vote local.

🏫 €80 MILLION FOR SCHOOLS – CLIMATE ACTION SUMMER WORKS SCHEMEDelighted to see six schools in Louth selected to receive ...
03/11/2026

🏫 €80 MILLION FOR SCHOOLS – CLIMATE ACTION SUMMER WORKS SCHEME

Delighted to see six schools in Louth selected to receive funding under the Government’s €80 million Climate Action Summer Works Scheme.

Congratulations to:

✅ Scoil Mhuire Gan Smál

✅ Scoil na mBráithre SN

✅ Scoil Dairbhre Mixed

✅ St Vincent’s Secondary School

✅ St Louis Secondary School

✅ Bush Post Primary School

This funding is a welcome investment in our schools, helping to improve school facilities, support energy efficiency and create more sustainable learning environments for students and staff.

👏 Congratulations to all six schools on securing this funding

🏠 1- and 2-bedroom properties at HeartFieldOne- and two-bedroom properties will be available on Choice Based Lettings (C...
03/11/2026

🏠 1- and 2-bedroom properties at HeartField

One- and two-bedroom properties will be available on Choice Based Lettings (CBL) today for eligible applicants to place their bids.

🌸 A PROUD DAY FOR BLACKROCK! 🌸As a proud Blackrock native, it was a very special moment for me this morning to unveil th...
02/11/2026

🌸 A PROUD DAY FOR BLACKROCK! 🌸

As a proud Blackrock native, it was a very special moment for me this morning to unveil the Entente Florale Europe plaque in my own home village, recognising Blackrock’s fantastic achievement in receiving a Gold Award in this prestigious European competition.

It was great to be joined by members of Louth County Council and the dedicated volunteers from Blackrock Tidy Towns to mark this special occasion.

Having grown up in Blackrock, I know just how much pride people take in our beautiful village, and this recognition is a testament to the hard work, commitment and community spirit that make Blackrock such a special place.

A huge congratulations and sincere thank you to everyone involved, particularly the volunteers who give so generously of their time to keep our village looking its very best.

A proud moment for Blackrock, for Louth and for everyone who calls this wonderful village home. 👏

30/10/2026

Safer crossing needed at Fane View, Blackrock

At this month’s meeting of Louth County Council, I raised concerns about the need for a safer crossing point at Fane View in Blackrock.

Residents have highlighted the dangers for children crossing the busy Blackrock Road in the mornings to catch their school buses, and I have called for a zebra crossing or another suitable safety measure to be considered.

Louth County Council has confirmed that the request will now be referred to a road safety engineer for examination.

This is an important safety issue for local families, and I will continue to follow it up.

🚧 ROAD REPAIRS NEEDED NEAR NEW LIDL STORE IN BLACKROCKAt the October meeting of Dundalk Municipal District, I raised con...
30/10/2026

🚧 ROAD REPAIRS NEEDED NEAR NEW LIDL STORE IN BLACKROCK

At the October meeting of Dundalk Municipal District, I raised concerns on behalf of residents about damage to the road near the new Lidl supermarket in Blackrock.

Residents had been informed that the section of road from Golf Links Road to the Lidl entrance would be resurfaced. However, heavy construction traffic has continued to use the road, leaving sections seriously damaged.

I called on Louth County Council to:

✅ Address the damage caused by heavy construction vehicles.

✅ Ensure the road is properly resurfaced and restored for local residents.

✅ Make sure any damage to roads serving nearby housing estates is addressed before the development contract is closed out.

The Council acknowledged my concerns and confirmed that damage caused by construction traffic should be considered as part of the planning process.

Local residents should not be left dealing with damaged roads as a result of new developments.

I will continue to follow up with Louth County Council to ensure these concerns are addressed.

Cllr Shane McGuinness

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29/10/2026

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A big thank you to Cllr. Shane Mc Guinness who presented Chairman Peter Begley with a bag of footballs earlier in the week. ⚫️🟡

A much appreciated gesture that will go a long way 👏🙌

27/10/2026

Update on the junction at Sexton's.

🧠🎉 QUIZ NIGHT – ARE YOU READY FOR THE CHALLENGE? 🎉🧠Get your thinking caps on and gather your smartest (or funniest!) fri...
27/10/2026

🧠🎉 QUIZ NIGHT – ARE YOU READY FOR THE CHALLENGE? 🎉🧠

Get your thinking caps on and gather your smartest (or funniest!) friends for a great night of trivia, laughs and friendly competition! 🤔🏆

The Haggardstown & Dublin Road Community Alert is hosting a Fun Quiz Night, and everyone is welcome!

📅 Thursday, 5th November
⏰ 8 PM
📍 Geraldine’s Clubrooms
💶 €10 per person
👥 Teams of up to 4

Whether you're a trivia expert or just coming along for the craic, it's guaranteed to be a fun evening!
So round up your team, brush up on your general knowledge and come along to support your local community. 🙌

Tag your quiz teammates below! �

19/10/2026

Thanks for your continued support Shane - very much appreciated!

🏠 SOCIAL HOUSING IN LOUTH – THE FIGURES ARE NOW AVAILABLEFollowing questions I raised with Louth County Council, figures...
18/10/2026

🏠 SOCIAL HOUSING IN LOUTH – THE FIGURES ARE NOW AVAILABLE

Following questions I raised with Louth County Council, figures have now been provided on social housing allocations in Louth since 2020.

Of the 3,876 housing allocations recorded up to 19th September 2026:

🔹 65.8% (2,552) were recorded under Irish citizenship.

🔹 34.2% (1,324) were recorded under non-Irish citizenship categories.

These figures include housing provided by Louth County Council and approved housing bodies.

The Council has clarified that nationality does not determine priority for social housing, with waiting time and housing need among the key considerations.

My focus remains on transparency, accountability and having the correct information.

Housing is one of the biggest challenges facing our communities, and we need an open, honest and informed conversation about housing demand, population growth and how we plan for the future.

Having accurate and reliable data is fundamental to understanding the challenges, making informed decisions and ensuring our housing policies are fit for purpose.

People deserve clear answers, and I will continue asking the questions that need to be answered.

Read Page 13 of the Dundalk Leader ➡️ https://issuu.com/dundalk-leader/docs/14-10-2026

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