Rubbish and broken glass line capital’s streets with no one to clean up after Dubliners
Council’s plea to the public to bring litter home falls on deaf ears as bins overflow
No property tax changes for Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown and Fingal homeowners
Green councillor says owners of ‘millionaire mansions’ and private investment funds would reap benefit of vote
Sandymount flood defences: Walls and rock armour among proposals to protect coastline
Dublin City Council publishes four options to safeguard ‘people, property and infrastructure to the greatest extent possible’
LDA does not ‘pay ransom money’, chief executive says after €2m bungalow deal
Move was ‘pragmatic’ one so former Central Mental Hospital site could be turned into homes
Deadline closes for further legal challenges to 1,000 affordable Dundrum homes
As Central Mental Hospital site build begins, Taoiseach plays down Land Development Agency ‘go away’ payment
Council urges Johnny Ronan lobbyist Coveney to honour Glass Bottle site affordable housing plan
No affordable purchase homes secured with council negotiating for alternative cost-rental scheme
Irish mining-waste facilities ‘a curse on future generations’, conference hears
Toxic waste-storage plants do not meet industry standards, says geophysicist Steven Emerman
Dublin 1 unfairly burdened with ‘huge overconcentration’ of social services, says Robert Watt
Other councils must help provide support for homeless, refugees and others in need, too, regeneration chief says
Bin bag ban dumped by Dublin City Council
Plans to ban the use of plastic sacks across Dublin 7 next month scrapped following protests
‘Denaming’ of Herzog Park was not possible as placenames rules had not been issued
Clash between local Government and Irish language legislation has resulted in name change impasse
‘Worrying amount of anxiety’ – survey points to living costs as key mental health strain
St Patrick’s Mental Health Services sees ‘noticeable increase’ in those seeking support amid lessening stigma
Herzog Park ‘denaming’ debacle caused ‘reputational damage’ to Dublin council, says report
Officials should have recognised potential for reputational damage and international criticism
‘There’s nothing wrong with the bags’: inside Dublin’s latest waste war
Dublin City Council says it has received more than 400 submissions from Dublin 7 residents on removal of bags
Soft toy ban among new restrictions for roadside crash memorials in south Dublin
Victims’ group says memorials at crash ‘black spots’ can contribute to driver awareness and behaviour change
MetroLink to build housing for up to 2,000 workers
Business plan for 19km rail line includes budget of up to €500m for the provision of accommodation for construction workers