Six South Dublin projects gain prestigious award nods
South Dublin County Council has secured six shortlist positions in the 2026 Chambers Ireland Excellence in Local Government Awards. These accolades recognise the council’s innovative and inclusive initiatives across various sectors, highlighting its ongoing commitment to community development.
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Chambers Ireland has revealed the shortlist for the 2026 Excellence in Local Government Awards, celebrating exemplary achievements by local authorities nationwide. South Dublin County Council (SDCC) has been recognised with nominations in six out of sixteen award categories, underscoring the breadth and impact of its recent projects.
Following its triumph as the overall Local Authority of the Year in 2025, SDCC continues to demonstrate leadership through initiatives spanning biodiversity enhancement, health promotion, innovative cost-rental housing, and cultural inclusion. These efforts reflect a comprehensive approach to fostering a vibrant, sustainable, and inclusive community.
Colm Ward, Chief Executive of SDCC, expressed his pride in the diverse accomplishments, stating that the nominations signify the dedication of council staff, elected members, and partners working collectively to enhance opportunities for all residents. The awards are organised in partnership with the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage and will recognise winners across sixteen categories, culminating in one authority being named Local Authority of the Year.
Following its triumph as the overall Local Authority of the Year in 2025, SDCC continues to demonstrate leadership through initiatives spanning biodiversity enhancement, health promotion, innovative cost-rental housing, and cultural inclusion. These efforts reflect a comprehensive approach to fostering a vibrant, sustainable, and inclusive community.
Colm Ward, Chief Executive of SDCC, expressed his pride in the diverse accomplishments, stating that the nominations signify the dedication of council staff, elected members, and partners working collectively to enhance opportunities for all residents. The awards are organised in partnership with the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage and will recognise winners across sixteen categories, culminating in one authority being named Local Authority of the Year.
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