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September 2020 Contact Details for Authorised Officers in Local Contact Details for Authorised Officers in Local Authorities September 2020 Local Authority First Name Surname Title Email Address Contact Telephone No. Cavan County Council Pat Gaynor Senior Executive Engineer [email protected] +353 87 26 47 264 Cavan County Council Niall Patterson Technician Grade 1 [email protected] +353 87 99 55 097 Clare County Council Adrian Kelly Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (065) 68 46 302 Clare County Council Denis O’Connell Senior Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (065) 68 46 302 Clare County Council Angela Naughton Senior Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (065) 68 46 302 Clare County Council Gerard Fallon Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (065) 68 46 302 Clare County Council Cormac Falvey Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (065) 68 46 302 Clare County Council Kieran Greene Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (065) 68 46 302 Clare County Council Michael O’Brien Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (065) 68 46 302 Cork City Council Michael Mansell Senior Executive Building Surveyor [email protected] (021) 49 24 704 Cork City Council Philip O’Sullivan Executive Building Surveyor [email protected] (021) 49 24 341 Cork City Council David Coughlan Executive Technician [email protected] (021) 49 24 346 Cork City Council Kevin Finnegan Chief Technician [email protected] (021) 49 24 326 Cork City Council Gary Sweetman Technician Grade 1 [email protected] (021) 49 24 469 Cork County Council Martin Ryan AFCO (BC) [email protected] (021) 49 24 000 ext 6116 Cork County Council Cormac Daly West Cork SEFO [email protected] (021) 49 24 000 ext 6501 Cork County Council Gerard Minehane (West Cork) SEFO [email protected] (021) 49 24 000 ext 6504 Cork County Council Barry Collins (North Cork) - SEFO [email protected] (021) 49 24 000 ext 6201 Cork County Council Mark Davis (North Cork) - ACFO (BC) [email protected] (021) 49 24 000 ext 6304 Cork County Council Michael Kelleher (East Cork) - SFEO [email protected] (021) 49 24 000 ext 6401 Cork County Council Paul Cunningham (East Cork0 - ACFO (BC) [email protected] (021) 49 24 000 ext 6404 Donegal County Council Donna Butler Building Control officer [email protected] (074) 91 53 900 Dublin City Council Pat Nestor Senior Building Surveyor [email protected] (01) 22 22 145 Dublin City Council Kevin O’Malley Senior Executive Building Surveyor [email protected] (01) 22 22 145 Dublin City Council Alan Isdell Senior Executive Building Surveyor [email protected] (01) 22 22 145 Dublin City Council Stephen McGuinness Executive Building Surveyor [email protected] (01) 22 22 145 Dublin City Council Keith Carney Executive Building Surveyor [email protected] (01) 22 22 145 Dublin City Council Emmet Rafter Executive Building Surveyor [email protected] (01) 22 22 145 Dublin City Council Gavin Costello Building Inspector [email protected] (01) 22 22 145 Dublin City Council Ronan Bagnall A/Senior Staff Officer [email protected] (01) 22 22 145 Dublin City Council Ruth Mulhall Staff Officer [email protected] (01) 22 22 145 Dun Laoghaoire Rathdown Paul Faughnan Senior Executive Engineer [email protected] (01) 20 54 814 Dun Laoghaoire Rathdown Elaine Johnson Executive Engineer [email protected] (01) 20 44 276 Dun Laoghaoire Rathdown Bart Mc Carthy Building Inspector [email protected] (01) 20 47 946 Dun Laoghaoire Rathdown Ken Mc Hugh Building Inspector [email protected] (01) 20 47 288 Dun Laoghaoire Rathdown Paul O’Reilly Executive Technician [email protected] (01) 20 54 719 Dun Laoghaoire Rathdown Colin Bird Executive Engineer [email protected] (01) 20 47 944 Fingal County Council Sinéad Murphy Senior Engineer [email protected] (01) 89 05 700 Fingal County Council Colin Gallagher Senior Executive Engineer [email protected] (01) 89 06 749 Fingal County Council Stephen Gallagher Building Inspector [email protected] +353 87 93 27 277 Fingal County Council Declan Gormley Building Control Inspector [email protected] (01) 89 06 263 Fingal County Council Martin Byrne Executive Engineer [email protected] (01) 89 04 487 Fingal County Council Mark Finan Executive Engineer [email protected] (01) 89 06 208 Fingal County Council Shane Harding Executive Engineer [email protected] (01) 89 05 000 Fingal County Council Aidan Smyth Building Inspector [email protected] (01) 89 05 000 Fingal County Council Silvana DiCoccio Executive Engineer [email protected] +353 87 92 05 429 Fingal County Council Niall Moran Technician [email protected] (01) 89 05 000 Galway County Council Kevin Mulrennan Building Control Officer [email protected] (091) 50 90 00 Galway City Council Raymond O’ Reilly Building Control Officer Raymond.o’[email protected] (091) 53 68 18 Galway City Council Val O’Keefe Executive Engineer Val.O'[email protected] (091) 53 64 74 Kerry County Council Michael Hession Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (066) 71 23 111 Kerry County Council Vincent Hussey Senior Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (066) 71 23 111 Kerry County Council Maurice O'Connell Senior Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (066) 71 23 111 Kerry County Council Eoin O'Donnell Senior Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (066) 71 23 111 Kerry County Council John Hegarty Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (066) 71 23 111 Kerry County Council James Foley Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (066) 71 23 111 Kerry County Council Timothy Kelleher Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (066) 71 23 111 Kerry County Council Dawn Roberts Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (066) 71 23 111 Kerry County Council Mary Quirke Building Control Technician [email protected] (066) 71 23 111 Kildare County Council James Malone A/Senior Executive Engineer [email protected] (045) 98 06 17 Kildare County Council Mariola Heksel Building Control Officer [email protected] (045) 98 08 23 Kildare County Council Carthac de Brí Building Control Officer [email protected] (045) 98 04 90 Kildare County Council Kevin Tynan Building Control Officer [email protected] (045) 98 03 03 Kilkenny County Council Alan Hyland Executive Engineer [email protected] (056) 77 94 000 Kilkenny County Council Denis Malone Senior Planner [email protected] (056) 77 94 000 Laois County Council Jim O'Sullivan Building Control Officer [email protected] (057) 86 64 217 Leitrim County Council Finian Joyce Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (071) 96 20 005 ext 850 Leitrim County Council Conor Lynch Senior Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (071) 96 20 005 ext 851 Leitrim County Council James Malone Senior Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (071) 96 20 005 ext 852 Leitrim County Council Nathan Gregg Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (071) 96 20 005 ext 853 Limerick City and County Council Triona Leahy Executive Engineer [email protected] (061) 55 65 19 Limerick City and County Council Michael Ryan Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (061) 55 68 59 Limerick City and County Council Carl Weaver Senior Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (061) 55 65 21 Limerick City and County Council Paul McMahon Senior Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (061) 55 65 13 Limerick City and County Council Ken Crowley Senior Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (061) 55 65 15 Limerick City and County Council Scott Keenan Senior Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (061) 55 65 20 Limerick City and County Council Antoin Kiely Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (061) 55 65 18 Limerick City and County Council Niall Murray Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (061) 55 65 12 Limerick City and County Council Niall McMahon Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (061) 55 65 14 Limerick City and County Council Seamus Barrett Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (061) 55 65 17 Limerick City and County Council Murtagh Crawford Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (061) 55 62 65 Limerick City and County Council Gerard O Donoghue Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (061) 55 65 39 Limerick City and County Council Martina Frawley Assistant Fire officer [email protected] (061) 55 72 15 Limerick City and County Council Gearoid Browne Technician [email protected] (061) 55 68 75 Limerick City and County Council T.J. Blackwell Technician [email protected] (061) 55 68 58 Longford County Council To be advised [email protected] (043) 33 42 222 Louth County Council Conor King Building Control officer [email protected] (042) 93 35 457 Mayo County Council Tony Shevlin Acting Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (094) 90 21 211 Mayo County Council Kevin Cooke Building Control Officer [email protected] (094) 90 21 211 Mayo County Council Cyril Aitken SEE, Planning Enforcement [email protected] (094) 90 21 211 Mayo County Council Leslie McNicholas EE, Planning Enforcement [email protected] (094) 90 21 211 Meath County Council John Sweeney Building Control Officer [email protected] (046) 90 97 000 Monaghan County Council Dermot Brannigan Chief Fire Officer [email protected] (047) 30 520 Monaghan County Council Kieran Gallagher Building Control Officer [email protected] (047) 73 746 Monaghan County Council Siobhan McKenna Acting Senior Assistant Chief Fire [email protected] (047) 30 520 Monaghan County Council Ivor O’Sullivan Executive Engineer [email protected] (047) 30 598 Offaly County Council Michael Hogan Assistant Chief Fire Officer [email protected].
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