“That Fingal County Council recognises that Moore Street, Dublin, as the site of the last Head Quarters of the Easter Rising is a site of National historic importance, relevant and linked to all Irish Citizens and as such:

•The area is deserving of regeneration as a cultural historical site.

•Recognises and commends the work done by Save Moore Street and the 1916 Relatives groups in protecting, highlighting and championing the area.

•And further commends them on their innovation in designing a plan for the area which would protect and promote the history of the area in a fitting way, while also reinvigorating this urban area in a way which serves communities and adds real value to the surrounding area.

•Recognises that the State has an interest in this area both in terms of historical and cultural preservation, and the public ownership of several buildings at the location, and this Motion calls on the Council to write to the Government to:

1. Call on them to meet with Save Moore Street and the 1916 Relatives Groups to discuss their proposed plan.

2. That the Council, recognising the national significance of Moore Street area, would express support for the creation of a Historical Cultural Quarter in this area.”

The motion, in the name of Councillor A. Graves was proposed by Councillor A. Graves and seconded by Councillor B. Hanaphy.

Following discussion, the report was NOTED. An undertaking was given to also write to the Department of Housing, Heritage and Local Government with the terms of the motion.

“That Fingal County Council recognises that Moore Street, Dublin, as the site of the last Head Quarters of the Easter Rising is a site of National historic importance, relevant and linked to all Irish Citizens and as such:

•The area is deserving of regeneration as a cultural historical site.

•Recognises and commends the work done by Save Moore Street and the 1916 Relatives groups in protecting, highlighting and championing the area.

•And further commends them on their innovation in designing a plan for the area which would protect and promote the history of the area in a fitting way, while also reinvigorating this urban area in a way which serves communities and adds real value to the surrounding area.

•Recognises that the State has an interest in this area both in terms of historical and cultural preservation, and the public ownership of several buildings at the location, and this Motion calls on the Council to write to the Government to:

1. Call on them to meet with Save Moore Street and the 1916 Relatives Groups to discuss their proposed plan.

2. That the Council, recognising the national significance of Moore Street area, would express support for the creation of a Historical Cultural Quarter in this area.”

“That Fingal County Council recognises that Moore Street, Dublin, as the site of the last Head Quarters of the Easter Rising is a site of National historic importance, relevant and linked to all Irish Citizens and as such:

•The area is deserving of regeneration as a cultural historical site.

•Recognises and commends the work done by Save Moore Street and the 1916 Relatives groups in protecting, highlighting and championing the area.

•And further commends them on their innovation in designing a plan for the area which would protect and promote the history of the area in a fitting way, while also reinvigorating this urban area in a way which serves communities and adds real value to the surrounding area.

•Recognises that the State has an interest in this area both in terms of historical and cultural preservation, and the public ownership of several buildings at the location, and this Motion calls on the Council to write to the Government to:

1. Call on them to meet with Save Moore Street and the 1916 Relatives Groups to discuss their proposed plan.

2. That the Council, recognising the national significance of Moore Street area, would express support for the creation of a Historical Cultural Quarter in this area.”