Please use this site to see some of the work I have been doing as your Councillor. You can also see what campaigns I have been working on in these pages. I aim to keep this up to date on a weekly basis.

If you look on the index over to the right,

- in section 1  you can select your own town or area

- in section 2 are campaign areas

- and so on down the list, if you scroll down to the right

contact me at cadogan@enright.ie

 Recent Press Releases

Latest Posts

  • killough sea wall success

    killough sea wall success, a photo by CadoganEnright on Flickr. Cllr Cadogan Enright praised the rapid response of the Roads Sevice to his request to shore up the Sea Wall under-pinning Fishermans Row in Killough

  • Metal Theft at Heritage Railway

      In the week where four people in the Downpatrick area were arrested for metal thefts, the Downpatrick & County Down Railway discovered it too had been targetted again by metal thieves. A volunteer spotted people in orange high-visibility clothing out by some of the engineering vehicles stored off-site and raised the alarm, knowing that [...]

  • IMPROVEMENTS SOUGHT TO PUBLIC TRANSPORT TO THE NEW HOSPITAL AND THE DOWNE CAMPUS

    TRANSPORT TO THE NEW HOSPITAL  At meeting last week organised by Cllr Cadogan Enright between the Downe Community Health Committee and  Downpatrick Ulsterbus manager Gary Mawhinney  discussed public transport to the new Downe Hospital, and access to the 3 main South Eastern Area Hospitals of The Ulstrer in Dundonald, The Downe and Lagan Valley in [...]

  • Downe Hospital – Increasing awareness

    Downeopen247, a photo by CadoganEnright on Flickr. Cllr Cadogan Enright works with other councillors to highlight services at the Downe and how the 24 hour A/E service is now working better that at the Ulster Hospital

  • ENRIGHT WELCOMES RAPID REACTION IN KILLOUGH

    Councilor Cadogan Enright has welcomed the ‘rapid reaction’ of the Roads Service to photographs he supplied 2 weeks ago depicting major damage to the sea wall supporting Fisherman’ Row in Killough. Cllr Enright said, “I must commend Roger Morgan of the Road Service in particular for coming out to see the damage and taking action [...]

  • WHO ARE ‘THEY’?

    Councilor Cadogan Enright’s has highlighted the ongoing campaign of vandalism against health facilities in Downpatrick which is causing distress to local people and staff alike. Last weekend was a particularly wanton rampage by the small number of young local people responsible for 90% of the damage with multiple fires started and damage done to both [...]

  • Fishermans Row in Killough in danger of collapsing again into the Irish Sea

    Killough Road Likely to Collapse into Sea Again  Councillor Cadogan Enright has highlighted the danger of Fisherman’s Row in Killough collapsing into the sea again following representation by local residents. Cllr Enright said “I have met with Roads Service Management on site and showed them the series of holes in the sea wall. Most people [...]

  • Cllr Cadogan Enright at the blocked up pedestrian entrance to the ASDA shopping site.

    Cllr Cadogan Enright at the blocked up pedestrian entrance to the ASDA shopping site., a photo by CadoganEnright on Flickr. Councilor Cadogan Enright has welcomed proposals from ASDA to fund a roundabout or junction on the Ballydugan Road, and has written to both ASDA management and Road Service Engineers to remind them that pedestrians need [...]

  • John Peacock and Cllr Cadogan Enright at Tyrella

    Cllr Enright has slammed as “insane bureaucracy” at the Department of the Environment over 5 years that has resulted in Newcastle’s Promenade Bye-laws and bye-laws at Tyrella and Murlough being incorrectly struck down, damaging Down Councils ability to manage these facilities. Cadogan Enright said, “Council management in 2008, prepared draft bye-laws for Minerstown beach. It [...]

  • Economic Vandalism by Dept Environment at Newcastle Promenade

    Cllr Enright has slammed as “insane bureaucracy” at the Department of the Environment over 5 years that has resulted in Newcastle’s Promenade Bye-laws and bye-laws at Tyrella and Murlough being incorrectly struck down, damaging Down Councils ability to manage these facilities. Cadogan Enright said, “Council management in 2008, prepared draft bye-laws for Minerstown beach. It [...]