Dublin Fingal West · Fine Gael
Grace Boland TD: phone, email and constituency office
You can email Grace Boland TD at grace.boland@oireachtas.ie or call their Leinster House office on (01) 618 3621.
Email, phone and constituency office
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Clinics and office hours
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Who Grace Boland is and what they are responsible for
Grace Boland is a Fine Gael TD representing Dublin Fingal West. Official Oireachtas profile.
First elected to the Dáil in 2024, according to the official membership history.
Wikipedia profile for Grace Boland.
Current recorded roles
- Committee of Public Accounts (committee member)
- Select Committee on Children and Equality (committee member)
- Joint Committee on Children and Equality (committee member)
- Select Committee on Transport (committee member)
- Joint Committee on Transport (committee member)
Other TDs in Dublin Fingal West
Email all 3 TDsWhat Grace Boland has raised about Dublin Fingal West places
Recent official records matched to place names in the shared democracy dataset. A place-name match is a discovery aid; open the record for context.
Parking Provision
254. Deputy Grace Boland asked the Minister for Transport if additional commuter parking, interchange facilities or station access improvements for Rush and Lusk Railway Station are planned as part of, or complementary to, the DART+ Coastal North project. [73478/26]
Park-and-Ride Facilities
255. Deputy Grace Boland asked the Minister for Transport whether the National Transport Authority has assessed the feasibility of developing a park-and-ride facility serving commuters in the Rush, Lusk and wider north Fingal area. [73477/26]
Parking Provision
256. Deputy Grace Boland asked the Minister for Transport the plans to increase the number of parking spaces at Rush and Lusk Railway Station. [73476/26]
Parking Provision
257. Deputy Grace Boland asked the Minister for Transport if he has requested the National Transport Authority or Iarnród Éireann to undertake a review of parking capacity at Rush and Lusk Railway Station and the current occupancy rates of the station car park. [73475/26]
Community Development Projects
1124. Deputy Grace Boland asked the Minister for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht if he will review the eligibility criteria across rural and community funding programmes to ensure that rapidly growing communities in north County Dublin are not excluded from funding solely because of population thresholds or their proximity to Dublin. [73494/26]
Primary Care Centres
154. Deputy Grace Boland asked the Minister for Health the measures being taken to strengthen healthcare provision in Balbriggan, including investment in primary care services and consideration of a minor injuries hub, given the continued population growth. [67085/26]
Housing Provision
417. Deputy Grace Boland asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage the way in which his Department and the Housing Activation Office are ensuring that significant housing and population growth in Balbriggan, Skerries, Rush and Lusk is matched by the timely provision of supporting infrastructure, including schools, childcare, public transport, water and wastewater infrastructure and primary healthcare; and whether a mechanism exists to assess such infrastructure requirements alongside projected housing delivery in rapidly growing areas. [71694/26]
Housing Provision
418. Deputy Grace Boland asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage to identify the housing projects or zoned residential lands in Balbriggan, Skerries, Rush and Lusk which have been identified to his Department or the Housing Activation Office as being constrained by deficits in water, wastewater, electricity, transport or other public infrastructure; the estimated number of homes affected; the nature of the constraint in each case; and the actions being taken to address these constraints. [71693/26]
Recent parliamentary questions
Civil Service
5. Deputy Grace Boland asked the Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation if he has assessed the gaps in specialist expertise across the civil service and wider public service, including in policy development and evaluation, economics, engineering, procurement, digital and data, and major project delivery; and the steps he will take to recruit, develop and retain those skills. [75026/26]
Civil Service
29. Deputy Grace Boland asked the Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation if the gaps in specialist expertise across the civil service and wider public service, including in policy development and evaluation, economics, engineering, procurement, digital and data, and major project delivery have been assessed; and the steps he will take to recruit, develop and retain those skills. [74071/26]
Public Spending Code
53. Deputy Grace Boland asked the Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation further to his announcement in Budget 2027 of a Public Spending Efficiency Taskforce, when its terms of reference will be published; the way in which will its membership and work programme will be determined; and the way in which recommendations, expected savings and impact on public services will be reported to Dáil Éireann. [74072/26]
School Staff
118. Deputy Grace Boland asked the Minister for Education and Youth the steps her Department is taking to reduce the number of pupils in mainstream classes of more than 30 given the impact of these class sizes on pupils’ learning and the ability of teachers to meet individual needs. [74056/26]
School Curriculum
135. Deputy Grace Boland asked the Minister for Education and Youth whether she is satisfied that the reading support available in mainstream schools is meeting the needs of pupils with dyslexia; the number of reading classes currently available at primary level and the number of pupils waiting for access to such classes; and the steps she is taking to ensure that pupils receive timely, appropriate support. [74057/26]
Recent debate contributions
Gnó an Choiste - Business of Committee
Gnó an Choiste - Business of Committee
Civil Service
Civil Service
Broadband Infrastructure
Broadband Infrastructure
Social Media
Social Media
Gnó an Choiste - Business of Committee
Gnó an Choiste - Business of Committee
Votes
Attendance
Declared interests
Occupations: No interests declared
Shares: Prize Bonds: Irish Government State Savings: Government Savings Bonds
Directorships: Trustee/Director: Teen-Turn CLG, 306 Redford Park, Greystones, Wicklow, Ireland, A63 TW40: charity
Land (including property): No interests declared
Gifts: No interests declared
Questions and answers
What is Grace Boland’s email address?
Grace Boland TD’s published email is grace.boland@oireachtas.ie.
What is Grace Boland’s phone number?
The published Leinster House phone for Grace Boland is (01) 618 3621.
Where is Grace Boland’s constituency office?
No constituency office address for Grace Boland was found in the checked sources.
Does Grace Boland hold clinics?
No current clinic schedule for Grace Boland was found in the checked sources; ask the office about appointments.
Which constituency does Grace Boland represent?
Grace Boland represents Dublin Fingal West.
Which party is Grace Boland in?
The current Oireachtas roster records Grace Boland as Fine Gael.
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