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Works are progressing at the spectacular Baldoyle Community Centre and Racecourse Park Carpark. Completely funded by Fingal County Council through its Community Development & Parks & Green Infrastructure Departments. When constructed, the Baldoyle Community Centre will prioritise sustainability and accessibility and will have a green roof and rain-garden to...

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That’s amazing

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California has the nation’s highest housing costs. Some blame a housing shortage; others, government policies. We sit down with experts to explore what’s driving costs and discuss the state-mandated Housing Development initiative and why some cities push back.

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gill☘️🍉mcg1 year ago

Surely safe access to the train station should have been prioritised over this??

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Nuala Boushel1 year ago

What kind of courts will be inside? Badminton, volleyball, basketball, pickleball?

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Madeline Hayden1 year ago

Any Chance you can finish the lights around the walking track at the Astro in Rush? You promised to complete them 2yrs ago but claim you have no money! Even we were told it was ring fenced Two women were attacked there, zero lighting but amazing you can find money for this!

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Parthenon DAO: Wisdom, Democracy and the Power of Movement 🔷The Parthenon has been a symbol of wisdom and democracy throughout the ages - now it lights our way in the Movement ecosystem. We came together as a community and founded the Parthenon DAO based on these values. 🔷The 5 carrier columns in our logo represent the spirit of Spartan - Pathfinder - Explorer - Scholar and Creator. Our members who have proven themselves in every field have taken their place to contribute to the DAO 🔷We believe in Movement's vision and adopt the principle of acting for the community, together with the community. Our aim is to be the strong and loud voice of the ecosystem; to keep the spirit of the movement alive by putting the interests of the community first. 🔷We Act with the Power of Community Parthenon DAO embraces the essence of decentralisation and builds a structure where everyone has a voice and participation is encouraged. We are not only a community, but also a new centre of collective intelligence and democratic decision-making. 🔷We Create Value, We Support We support innovative, sustainable and community-oriented projects in the Movement ecosystem and contribute to the development of the ecosystem. We are here to grow the movement and empower developers and creators. 🔷 Stronger Together The future will be built together. The DAO's success is shaped by the strength of the people within it. We are here to produce together, make decisions together and grow together. 🚀 Be part of the Movement, rise with the community!🚀
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Parthenon DAO: Wisdom, Democracy and the Power of Movement 🔷The Parthenon has been a symbol of wisdom and democracy throughout the ages - now it lights our way in the Movement ecosystem. We came together as a community and founded the Parthenon DAO based on these values. 🔷The 5 carrier columns in our logo represent the spirit of Spartan - Pathfinder - Explorer - Scholar and Creator. Our members who have proven themselves in every field have taken their place to contribute to the DAO 🔷We believe in Movement's vision and adopt the principle of acting for the community, together with the community. Our aim is to be the strong and loud voice of the ecosystem; to keep the spirit of the movement alive by putting the interests of the community first. 🔷We Act with the Power of Community Parthenon DAO embraces the essence of decentralisation and builds a structure where everyone has a voice and participation is encouraged. We are not only a community, but also a new centre of collective intelligence and democratic decision-making. 🔷We Create Value, We Support We support innovative, sustainable and community-oriented projects in the Movement ecosystem and contribute to the development of the ecosystem. We are here to grow the movement and empower developers and creators. 🔷 Stronger Together The future will be built together. The DAO's success is shaped by the strength of the people within it. We are here to produce together, make decisions together and grow together. 🚀 Be part of the Movement, rise with the community!🚀

Parthenon DAO

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