Dublin City Council

Red light cameras will capture registration numbers of drivers putting pedestrians and other cars at risk

Dublin City Council will follow the success of Liffey quays car restrictions with changes at Pearse Street and Parliament Street

Outdoor food services to homeless people ‘well-meaning’ but lacking in dignity and safety, council says

Addition sought to combat ‘serious anti-social behaviour’

Seen and heard: Port damage to hit prices; City library tender; Johnny Ronan’s Bewley’s deal; Mercury Engineering jobs; Oatier eyes Dublin flotation

Plus: Derry Girls actress Siobhán McSweeney discontinues Liss Ard case, Denis O’Brien’s house fetches €3.26m and Imma patrons get to go away with the director

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

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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