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March 23, 2014 3504 × 2336 Gobbi

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Independent Councillor in the Ballincollig-Carrigaline Municipal District of County Cork

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Cllr. Marcia D’Alton

Welcome to my website. I am currently serving on Cork County Council. The site contains information about the various projects which I have been working on.

Politics is about improving the everyday lives of people. At a local level, those improvements are sought in the areas in which we live and work, the quality of our free time experiences, how easily we can access necessary services. We have many assets in and around our communities. But much more can be done to protect and improve the quality of our everyday lives. As an environmental engineer, I have developed the technical skills so useful in tackling this job effectively. As a former consultant to local and national government, I am acquainted with those who make this job possible.

As an independent, I have the freedom to act always in accordance with my professional integrity.

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