Dublin City Council targets 113 ‘inactive’ developments that could provide 13,000 homes
Council to ‘seek out’ owners without planning permission for lands that could accommodate at least 100 social homes
More than 1,000 apply to buy 99 ‘affordable’ homes in Dublin
O’Devaney Gardens apartments and houses priced at up to €473,000
Congestion charges will not be introduced in Dublin, despite worsening traffic
City council traffic chief favours public transport improvements over driver payments
Merchant’s Quay: Temporary supervised drug injection facility in Dublin to become permanent
Merchants Quay service had permission to operate until June but has now secured permanent status
Part of Dublin’s O’Connell Street reopened after serious road traffic incident
Pedestrian in his 30s taken to hospital following incident involving double decker bus
Dublin’s traffic plan in 2026: The changes expected across the city this year
Cycle routes and traffic calming to be expanded as redesign of city centre continues
Litter levels fall nationally with more towns deemed ‘clean’
Coffee cup litter remains high amid Government ‘prevarication’ on levy
Disbanding Road Safety Authority would take up to two years, says Minister of State
Minister of State for Transport Seán Caney to meet RSA over reforms
Cameras installed to catch drivers breaking red lights at Dublin level crossing
However, plans for wider use of cameras at traffic junctions in Dublin have stalled
Plan for cameras to catch motorists breaking red lights in Dublin is shelved
However, red light cameras will come into operation at the Merrion Gates level crossings in south Dublin by the end of January
New Year’s Eve events: What’s happening around Ireland
Simultaneous fireworks displays in Howth and Dún Laoghaire as ukelele band descends on Galway
TII to buy Dartmouth Square objectors’ houses as challenge to MetroLink is dropped
Surprise move, which will end judicial review proceedings, is expected to facilitate the early development of the rail line
Former Dublin landfill earmarked for 2,500 homes
Development of lands close to former municipal dump to be accelerated for housing
‘You’re never going to keep everybody happy’, says NTA’s head of public transport
BusConnects plans have been subject to much controversy, but Jeremy Ryan says the data show majority are satisfied
Luas Green Line extension faces fresh delays following court challenge
Manhattan Peanuts company takes judicial review against decision to grant permission for Luas extension to Finglas