Cllr Clodagh Ní Mhuirí

dir="auto" data-olk-copy-source="MessageBody">Clodagh Ní Mhuirí is a Councillor for the Clontarf Electoral Area on Dublin City Council since December 2024.

Since joining the Council, she has been a strong advocate on issues including:

– Better public transport services, particularly bus routes

– Measures to improve traffic safety locally

– Sustainable, long-term planning that takes into account future needs, from flood defence measures to area plans

– The need for better public toilet facilities to make Dublin city more accessible to all

– Supporting local community and voluntary groups and sharing information on the supports and grants available to them

Clodagh is a member of a number of committees on Dublin City Council including the Housing & Social Inclusion SPC, Climate Action & Urban Resilience SPC, the Coiste Gaeilge, and the Animal Welfare Oversight Committee. Some of her priorities are promoting a range of housing options to suit diverse needs; ensuring Council plans prioritise accessibility; more social, cultural, and sports facilities; and continued support for green spaces on the Northside.

Clodagh lives locally and outside of politics, she works in the education sector, supporting and advocating for Irish-medium education. She is a fluent Gaeilgeoir and serves as a Peace Commissioner for Dublin. In her spare time, she enjoys playing music and volunteering with various organisations including Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann, Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind, and local community groups.