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DECLARATION OF SUPPORT FOR IRISH LOCAL DEVELOPMENT COMPANIES

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Valerie Murphy
12 years ago

There is too much being taken from the communities

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Valerie Murphy
12 years ago

Why change what is not broken?

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Valerie Murphy
12 years ago

Why change what is not broken?

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Valerie Murphy
12 years ago

I want to register my protest at what this Government is doing

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Valerie Murphy
12 years ago

I am not happy with what this Government is doing with our community work

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Valerie Murphy
12 years ago

Avondhu Blackwater Partnership has provided me with a service second to none

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Valerie Murphy
12 years ago

Avondhu Blackwater Partnership is a great company and are well capable of delivering

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Valerie Murphy
12 years ago

Likes the way Avondhu Blackwater partnership delivers these programmes

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Valerie Murphy
12 years ago

Services are invaluable from Avondhu Blackwater and I want them to remain so

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Valerie Murphy
12 years ago

These programmes should stay with Avondhu Blackwater as they have the experience

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Valerie Murphy
12 years ago

Avondhu Blackwater Partnership depedable

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Valerie Murphy
12 years ago

Is happy with the status quo

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Valerie Murphy
12 years ago

wants to maintain the services by Avondhu Blackwater Partnership

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John O'Gorman
12 years ago

i ssupport irish local development companies

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Valerie Murphy
12 years ago

would like to see Avondhu Blackwater Partnership maintain these programmes

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Tina dunne
12 years ago

It would be a terrible loss.

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Pat o'Shea
12 years ago

Local development companies essentail to support local development. Developments at parish/community level gives real value for money, same at co . counil level costs 10 more, which makes me think we need to rethink local government: What about a co county council built from the bottom up,composed of local reps from each parish/community area, something like the GAA county boards imes morecil

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padraig sheehan
12 years ago

secad do a lot of work for my hone town

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Odran Reid
12 years ago

In all reality, the privatisation of services provided by local development companies is not based on a common sense approach. It is contrary to everything that this country and the EU has fostered over many years. Like many pieces of European legislation, Ireland has interoperated it in a certain restrictive way. There is a laziness in this approach, and the Department show no signs of trying to have clarification made at an EU level or to initiate change to a more appropriate way of working.

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Brendan McGurry
12 years ago

I fully support the Local Development Companies.