Labour Party Councillor for Dún Laoghaire

Thomas Joseph

Bridging the gap between community concerns and resolutions.

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About Thomas Joseph

Public service, community engagement, and sustainable local action

I am an elected Labour Party Councillor for Dún Laoghaire, a Peace Commissioner, and a Commissioner for Oaths. Outside of politics, I am an IT architect.

I hold a Master's in Computer Applications, an MSc in Business from University College Dublin, a Postgraduate Certificate in Climate Entrepreneurship from Trinity College Dublin, and a Certificate in Climate Crisis and Local Government from University College Cork.

My passion for public service, community engagement, and creating opportunities for people of all backgrounds led me to get involved in politics and keeps me committed to building inclusive, safe, and sustainable communities.

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Lighting and Safety in Honey Park

I am seeking your views and suggestions regarding lighting, visibility and safety in Honey Park, particularly around the picnic area beside the lake and the woodland pathway near the Charlotte entrance.

Have your say: Silchester Road & Metals Junction

Traffic engineers are now reviewing the junction of Metals and Silchester Road and the surrounding cycling and pedestrian arrangements. more details available at https://tjoseph.ie/go/silchester/

Safety Sarsfield Street, Rollins Villas, O'Rourke Park and St Kevin’s Villas

A motion has been raised for the 28th September 2026 Area Committee meeting requesting a site assessment of Sarsfield Street, Rollins Villas, O’Rourke Park and St Kevin’s Villas to identify specific high-risk locations, including junctions, entrances and pedestrian crossing points, and to consider appropriate traffic-calming and road-safety measures. For more details about motion visit: https://tjoseph.ie/go/sallynoggin/

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