What to do if you are a victim of Anti-Social Behaviour 

Meath County Council is committed to preserving the highest standards of honesty, transparency, probity and accountability, and recognises that councillors and employees play a key role in achieving these aims.

The management of Local Authority Estates can be challenging, especially dealing with the problem of anti-social behaviour. We are committed to the prevention of anti-social behaviour in our estates and take a proactive approach to the problem.

Details of how to appeal planning decisions and the fees involved.

Voluntary Housing Association or CoOperative housing refers to accommodation provided by not-for-profit organisations to help those who would not otherwise be able to afford to provide housing for themselves. These associations provide housing in response to local needs often meeting the specific needs of older people, people with a disability or homeless people. 

Housing provided by voluntary housing associations in Meath is allocated to applicants on Meath County Council's Social housing application list in accordance with Meath County Council's housing allocation scheme.

Excavations that have taken place in Meath

Archaeology is the study of the past through the examination of material remains left by human activity. Details of excavations, conservation plans, advice, websites and more

A conservation management plan is a document that sets out an implementation strategy for the conservation plan by providing a framework for identifying and prioritising the work that is required to conserve a building or place.
 

Find out more about Conservation Management Plans

Some websites related to Irish Archaeology