Feljin Jose

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It's pronounced Fel-jin! Councillor for Phibsborough, Glasnevin, Drumcondra, Cabra & Ashtown @dubcitycouncil.bsky.social Spokesperson for Transport @greenparty.ie

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Amazon pulls sale of e-scooter as retailers urged to remove those non-compliant with Irish law Children’s Health Ireland said the number of children and young people presenting with traumatic brain injuries has shot up by 50% as a result of the widespread use of e-scooters.
Revealed: Dublin gets less than €150,000 a year from Government for road maintenance while other counties get up to €78m Department of Transport says the capital is ‘self-funded’ due to Local Property Tax
Progress on €600m Luas Finglas extension could be 'catastrophic' for local youth service As plans for Luas Finglas continue to move forward, one local youth group feels they have not been properly consulted
Demand for red light traffic cameras due to 'desire to make life unpleasant for drivers' - Conor Faughnan Calls to build more traffic cameras are ‘partly motivated by the thought to make life unpleasan...
Wind farms provided 41% of country's electricity in March The average wholesale price in March 2026 was €128.77 per megawatt-hour of electricity. Prices fell to an average of €94.20 on the days with the most wind energy while increased to €179.10 when the country relied on imported fossil fuels.
Extension of Luas Green line to Finglas can proceed after High Court cases resolved Extra 4km of line to run from Cabra to north of Finglas village at expected cost of €600m
transport Metrolink project boss announces resignation 02/04/2026 - 12:49 PM
Brown Thomas and Arnotts spared convictions over misleading Black Friday price tags The Competition and Consumer watchdog prosecuted the department store group.
Iran war a 'wake-up call' on EU fossil fuel dependency, Harris warns The Finance Minister said there has been ‘not enough’ diversification in how Ireland and Europe sources its energy since the war in Ukraine.
€20bn MetroLink price tag misleading Madam — Your report last week claimed that Dublin’s MetroLink “is expected to cost more than €20bn” (‘Metrolink workers could be housed in pre-fabs, officials suggest’, March 1). The latest cost estimate for MetroLink is around €9.5bn. The higher figure is an unlikely worst-case scenario. It is neith­er factual nor fair to present it as the expected cost. It’s misleading and confusing and undermines public confidence in a much-needed project. Councillor Feljin Jose, Phibsboro, Dublin 7
Darragh O’Brien drafts in state agencies to find solutions to traffic congestion in the capital Transport Minister ‘not writing anything off’ in bid to ease problem in urban areas
Minister Patrick O'Donovan mulls legislation to stamp out flares at LOI games
Major traffic policing report: Inquiry team 'shocked' by lack of interest in job of some gardaí The Garda Commissioner has said more needs to be done to tackle underperformance, as a significant cohort are “deliberately” ignoring offences.
Girl (16) killed while walking dog in Navan hit-and-run named, as road death toll surges over weekend Grim day leads to growing concern, with road deaths surpassing last year Four road deaths in three separate accidents in three counties over the weekend
SAFER STREETS PROTEST CONNECTING CABRA The Go Petrol station have been in breach of their planning for five years making life miserable for local residents. Despite ignoring the planning laws, the Go Petrol Station are using the planning laws to block safe cycling paths for our children, and safe crossing points for everybody. Join us to highlight this injustice and get DCC to enforce the planning on the petrol station and deliver safer streets for everybody. Family-friendly Bring a colourful sign Saturday 21 February 2026 11:00 AM- 12:00 PM outside the Go Petrol Station, Old Cabra Road This family-friendly protest will be joined by Connecting Cabra and other community and residents groups.
Conor Skehan: Far-reaching wind farm judgment turns climate hopes into rigid legal obligations Policy goals formed in a specific political and cultural moment will now be imposed upon every arm of the State
Ministers resisted officials who advised breaking up Road Safety Authority over failings RSA criticised for growing death toll in crashes and long waits for NCTs and driving tests
750 landowners in compulsory purchase process for DART+ South West route The National Transport Authority said DART+ South West will deliver substantial benefits for passengers through increased capacity, more frequent services and improved reliability on a key commuter corridor. The National Transport Authority said DART+ South West will deliver substantial benefits for passengers through increased capacity, more frequent services and improved reliability on a key commuter corridor.
Storm Chandra floods made three times more likely by climate change Analysis shows rainfall preceding storm left areas ‘primed’ for flooding
Darragh O’Brien: Public transport investment will be at least double spending on roads January 17, 2026
Transport Transport budget too small for new services in 2026, officials admit Department of Transport was allocated €4.74bn in budget as set out in October
More automatic ‘red-light cameras’ coming to Dublin roads next year NTA confirms successful pilot project is to be expanded
Government accused of making a U-turn on plans to reduce urban speed limits Legislation passed last year contained provisions for sweeping changes to urban speed limits, but the Department has since confirmed these will not be enacted 'at this time'