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Mcnamara Julie Julie McNamara LABOUR CANDIDATE IN MAYNOOTH ELECTORAL AREA Why vote for me? IF ELECTED I am a first time candidate, a leader for change and a champion for young MY PRIORITIES people, families and children. I worked in community development from ARE the age of 17, am currently manger of Kildare County Childcare Committee. I hold qualifications in Early Childhood Studies, Community Provision of Local Authority Leadership and Youth and Community Work. I am currently studying Housing for the 5,500 families currently on Kildare towards a master degree in Leaders for Change. I am Mother to Aisha Co. Council Waiting List. aged four. I put myself forward to represent children, families and youth and to ensure community development principles are applied at local A firm plan to roll out the delivery of Youth Cafe's in level. I our larger Towns including Clane and Kilcock. Issues raised on the Campaign Trail. The Provision of Children's CLANE KILCOCK Playgrounds in Derrinturn • Removal of HGV traffic from village • Provision of Primary and Prosperous. Health Care and • Review Traffic flow through A reduction in Local Property Community Centre Tax by 15%. Capdoo Commons • Provision of Youth café Provision of a Gaelcholaiste • Provision of safe access to schools and Youth Services for North Kildare. from estates on North side of village • Streamlined system for Funding for Unfinished taking in charge of Estates to carry out basic • Dog fouling improvements to improve Housing estates people's lives. • Graffiti • Pollution of Royal Canal Delivery of Primary Care Centre's in Clane, Kilcock, • Provision of a Youth Café and • Repair of roads, footpaths Derrinturn and Prosperous. Youth Services and public lighting Additional Gardai for Co. • Provision of Pedestrian Crossings at • Clean up of Kilcock Train Kildare and more Gardai on Playground. the beat. Station and review of service and cost • Provision of Local Authority Planning focussed on what's good for the Local Housing and Adaption grants. • Provision of Local Community rather than Authority Housing developers. • Repair of roads, footpaths and public lighting. • Sound-proofing of M50 I pledge to support Teach behind Aylmer Close Tearmainn Kildare Womens • Bus Service Refuge. • Provision of Double • Streamlined system for taking in Yellow Lines 8 Ottomy Lawns, Clane charge of Housing estates Tel: 045 868324, • Medical Card Reviews • Upkeep of Liffey Walk. www.labour.ie/juliemcnamara www.facebook/julie4May 2014 • Supports and Services for Special @ClaneJulieMc Needs Children Why I put myself forward as a representative ? I do not feel represented. The old Clane Electoral (Clane, Kilcock, Prosperous, Rathcoffey and Derrinturn) has never had female representation. There is currently no representative of parents of young children. Fianna Fail and Fianna Gael have dominated the area since I became eligible to vote in 1987. As a Mother of a 4 year old and Manager of Kildare County Childcare Committee since 2004 I do not feel that the needs of children and families are I prioritized at council level. I have found that many councilors are disconnected from parents day to day My key local priorities will be to realities. I want to rebalance the traditional support the provision of youth representation and join my Labour colleagues Deputy services to Clane, playgrounds to Emmet Stagg and Cllr John McGinley in ensuring that Prosperous and Derrinturn and to families are represented and community development principles are applied at local level. I believe I have the support Kilcock Business Network skills, experience, qualifications and passion to make to ensure recommendations of the an excellent representative and I am committed to Kilcock Integrated Services Plan are working with you to make the placesR we live a great place for our children to grow up. implemented. a Issues raised on the Campaign Trail.t h Prosperous Rathcoffey Johnstown Bridgec • Provision of Playground and • Provision of Public Transport • Traffic Calmingo through Youth Services village • Provision of funding for general f • Traffic Calming purpose room at St. Mochuo’s • Provision of f Playground in Enfielde • Provision and upgrade of Cooleragh East footpaths and public lighting • Provision of Public y • Footpaths and Public lighting Transport Newtown to Coill Dubh village Derrinturn • Broadband • Upgrade of footpaths and road in Churchview • Provision of Playground Staplestown • Supporting residents of Provision of amenities for • Provision of Primary • homes damaged by pyrite • children and families Healthcare Clinic • Provision of Public • The impact of wind turbines on • Supports and Services for Transport the environment and the local Special Needs children Clogharinka community. • Streamlined system for • taking in charge of Housing estates .
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