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1 November '22
Motion

Councillor Claire Byrne proposed including language in the Dublin City Development Plan 2022-28 requiring hotels with 100 beds or more to provide cultural space for evening and nighttime uses such as performances, theatre or dancing. The chief executive proposed a revised version of this language, raising the threshold for the requirmeent to 150 rooms. In a roll-call vote, councillors rejeted the chief executive's version 29-18, then by voice vote they supported Councillor Byrne's version.

None recorded
Failed by rollcall vote
  • Claire Byrne
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  • Ballymun
  • Cabra-Finglas
  • Crumlin-Kimmage
  • Pembroke-South Dock
  • Rathgar-Rathmines
  • Beaumont-Donaghmede
  • Artane-Whitehall
  • Ballyfermot-Drimnagh
  • Pembroke
  • North Inner City
  • Ballymun-Finglas
  • South East Inner City
  • Kimmage-Rathmines
  • Donaghmede
  • Cabra-Glasnevin
  • South West Inner City
  • Clontarf
  • arts and culture
For
18 councillors
  • Daryl Barron
  • Tom Brabazon
  • Keith Connolly
  • Deirdre Conroy
  • Anne Feeney
  • Declan Flanagan
  • Terence Flanagan
  • James Geoghegan
  • Deirdre Heney
  • Ray McAdam
  • Eimer McCormack
  • Naoise Ó Muirí
  • Claire O'Connor
  • Colm O'Rourke
  • Briege Mac Oscar
  • Nial Ring
  • Daithí de Róiste
  • Michael Watters
Against
29 councillors
  • Janice Boylan
  • Dearbháil Butler
  • Claire Byrne
  • Mary Callaghan
  • Daniel Céitinn
  • Hazel Chu
  • Anthony Connaghan
  • Caroline Conroy
  • Donna Cooney
  • Joe Costello
  • Tara Deacy
  • Máire Devine
  • Kevin Donoghue
  • Daithí Doolan
  • Pat Dunne
  • Alison Gilliland
  • Jane Horgan-Jones
  • Janet Horner
  • Vincent Jackson
  • Darcy Lonergan
  • John Lyons
  • Séamas McGrattan
  • Declan Meenagh
  • Carolyn Moore
  • Sophie Nicoullaud
  • Cat O'Driscoll
  • Larry O'Toole
  • Michael Pidgeon
  • Catherine Stocker
Abstain
0 councillors