DECLARATION OF SUPPORT FOR IRISH LOCAL DEVELOPMENT COMPANIES
2,825 Comments
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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.
There is too much being taken from the communities
Why change what is not broken?
Why change what is not broken?
I want to register my protest at what this Government is doing
I am not happy with what this Government is doing with our community work
Avondhu Blackwater Partnership has provided me with a service second to none
Avondhu Blackwater Partnership is a great company and are well capable of delivering
Likes the way Avondhu Blackwater partnership delivers these programmes
Services are invaluable from Avondhu Blackwater and I want them to remain so
These programmes should stay with Avondhu Blackwater as they have the experience
Avondhu Blackwater Partnership depedable
Is happy with the status quo
wants to maintain the services by Avondhu Blackwater Partnership
i ssupport irish local development companies
would like to see Avondhu Blackwater Partnership maintain these programmes
It would be a terrible loss.
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
secad do a lot of work for my hone town
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.
I fully support the Local Development Companies.