Fine Gael’s Emma Blain elected Lord Mayor of Dublin
Pembroke area councillor succeeds party colleague James Geoghegan following his election to Dáil Éireann
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Pembroke area councillor succeeds party colleague James Geoghegan following his election to Dáil Éireann
Dublin City Centre Traders Alliance, led by solicitor Noel Smyth, is pursuing a judicial review of the decision
Plus: Michael H Burke not sweating it over Ailesbury Road house price, Politico takes aim at ‘Europa Experience’ centres, and Fontaines DC are doing just nicely
Former Fine Gael councillor was charged with human trafficking and possession of child abuse images on Friday
Plans for the hotel, formerly owned by members of U2, include demolishing Anne’s Bar and building a six storey extension
Appellant enclosed incorrect procedural letter
Irish Parking Association accuses Greens of ‘gerrymandering’ following exclusion from city strategic policy group
First subsidised houses at Shanganagh Castle in Shankill cost up to €495,000
Outgoing Green Party TD says Dublin still ‘hostile’ for cyclists
HSE has ‘completely disrespected’ Dublin Fire Brigade ambulance service, council chief Richard Shakespeare says
Our festive knits have become one of the worst examples of fast fashion
Party’s online spending has significantly decreased over the course of the general election campaign, new figures show
Six people with anti-immigration positions were elected in the June local elections when it was a hot-button issue - the temperature is lower in this general election campaign
Planning decision will have implications for other homeless facilities across the country
Council chief Richard Shakespeare says ‘not realistic’ to keep borrowing to cover costs
Dublin City Council bought 55 Amiens Street in 2018 with plans to transform it into a museum and community centre
President Michael D Higgins records an LP; the Oireachtas spends more taxpayers’ cash on something it’s not clear we need; and an ex-rugby star encounters some unwanted wingers
Dublin City Lido campaign has updated it designs to include heated pool, learning pool, sauna and plunge pool, as well as water gardens and cafe
Dublin South Central candidate Cllr Philip Sutcliffe referred to ‘coloured guys’ on O’Connell Street at a special Dublin City Council meeting on Monday
Meeting hears calls for implementation of planned improvements to be led by Dublin City Council
Kenilworth Square residents believe Dublin City Council should not have ruled artificial grass change as exempt
‘City of walking’ might not be a reality yet but lighter car traffic at key crossings is making getting around the capital on foot a much smoother experience
Car and home insurer RedClick signs up to three-year sponsorship scheme, with naming rights and branding
Fine Gael Senator Mary Seery Kearney has ‘huge respect’ for runners and wanted to wish them well
Planning consultants frustrated at rejection of original proposal despite no recommendation for refusal from and council department
The city centre residents are calling on the council for the gates to be electrified to stop non-residents parking at the complex
Only a few county and city councils in Ireland have more than a handful of electric vehicles in their fleets, Geotab survey shows
Two-year study examines potential use of drones in capital
As with an extra 1,000 gardaí proposed by the Dublin City Taskforce, many solutions offered for the capital are in the realm of magical thinking
‘It’s basically an Airbnb,’ Dublin City Council solicitor says of Dublin 8 property owned by Luxembourg landlord
Critics of Simon Harris will see the entire exercise as proof of a reactive style of politics driven by the soundbite
Early sanction for the new line could see services in 2031 five years ahead of schedule
Co-operative Housing Ireland ‘delighted to deliver 22 much-needed social-rental homes’ to families and individuals at Elmpark Green
The Rathmines, Dublin, school received a planning exemption over the conversion of existing natural grass pitch to artificial turf
PBP member has lodged two complaints against anti-immigration councillor
Move to redevelop area around former AIB branch the latest hotel plans proposed for the street
Issue of online misinformation about immigration highlighted at council meeting
The south Dublin property was put on the market for €7.5 million in early 2023
Rising homeless service costs ‘should’ be borne by Department of Housing, Dublin City Council says
Punam Rane, a councillor for Kimmage-Rathmines, made the remarks at a meeting of Dublin City Council
Council agrees to keep 15 per cent reduction in 2025, with increases expected from 2026
Project had faced slew of opposition, including from local tennis club
Gardaí were alerted by Waterways Ireland staff patrolling area
Seen & Heard: Eamon Waters planning woes, Foreign investment complacency, and SimpleStudy secures new funding
Plus: Dublin New Year’s Eve celebrations to be split in two across traditional city lines; Phil Hogan’s exclusive Brussels club; and the new plan for Terenure Synagogue
Dublin City Council invalidated the application after public notices stated that the hotel would have 34 bedrooms but the plans showed that 35 bedrooms were planned
Plans to close Swan Alley off Thomas Street will be published shortly by council
Move comes two weeks after Waterways Ireland started 24-hour patrols of the canal to stop homeless people erecting tents there
New transport plan involving traffic restrictions along the quays was implemented in August
Custom House Quay closed to traffic until 7pm as streets taken over by cycling workshops, live entertainment and an outdoor cinema
‘Structural integrity’ of 190-year-old Cabra Gate ‘compromised’ following incident
Basil Whelan, trading as Basil Pizza of Ringsend Road, was prosecuted by Dublin City Council for failing to comply with an enforcement notice about his gable end pizzeria
Policy silos, disjointed decision-making and lack of regional governance holds Dublin back from integrating housing and climate planning
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices