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Frank Feely, former Dublin city manager, dies at 91

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Frank Feely was the Dublin city manager in the 1980s and early 1990s. He is credited with initiating new housing schemes, city parks and pedestrian streets. Mr Feely claimed to have come up with the idea of marking the Dublin millennium in 1988. He was the son of a Leitrim-born garda and joined Dublin Corporation in 1949.

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Tributes paid as former Dublin City manager Frank Feely dies

Mr Feely worked for Dublin City and County Council from 1949 and then for Dublin City Council until his retirement in 1996

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Frank Feely, former Dublin city manager, dies at 91

The public face of Dublin Corporation for almost two decades, Feely oversaw celebrations for the city’s millennium in 1988

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Irish Times broke the news in Dublin, Ireland on Monday, February 20, 2023.
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