Dublin City Council

Dublin City Council signs off on plans for former Chivers factory site despite Cadbury concerns

Judge awards damages to mother-of-three Danielle Hogg who lived in north inner city flat

In the News podcast: Anger over who should be entitled to council housing boils over into criminal damage

A constitutional right to housing would give residents of the inner-city Dublin complex a tool to pursue their rights

The State remains focused on abstract output figures that are disconnected from lived reality

Derelict Fairview house ‘structurally unsound’ and will cost at least €200,000 to refurbish

Attraction on Dublin’s Sheriff Street has had pieces of copper snapped off

Far-right incidents often follow rumours about ethnic-minority families being allocated a home ahead of white Irish families

The far right is hijacking anger on working-class Dublin estates over a shortage of council houses by vandalising vacant properties

Inside Politics: Galway West and Dublin Central byelection results raise questions over a future left-wing government

Former Department of Health secretary general appointed to €280,000 role without competitive process as it was a secondment

‘New epidemic’ affecting communities while costing local authorities millions of euro

Women’s Mini Marathon among major events planned in Dublin this weekend with temporary road closures in place

Supporters praise pedestrian and cyclist priority in new €80m project, though concerns surround public order and maintenance of space

Revolutionary Housing League entered former Ardee House pub in Liberties which is owned by an investment company

Government hopes grants of up to €165,000 will mean thousands of vacant properties return to use

Under the council’s new scheme, it will own the stations and possibly also the bikes

Dublin Central Returning Officer aware of matter and appropriate action being taken

Novel follows young homeless siblings as they try to survive a bewildering new world

Minister for Housing James Browne says conditions in inner city complex ‘absolutely atrocious, totally unacceptable’

Avalon House, a protected structure, was previously earmarked for largest Peter McVerry hostel

Philip Sutcliffe says he ‘probably shared something I shouldn’t have’ after being questioned on video featuring Hitler

Judge says proposed works are matter of ‘serious public disquiet and dispute’

Decisions on planning applications awaited for 13,600 housing units, down from backlog of 34,400

Blaze began at Diamond Park playground, on corner of Gardiner Street and Sean McDermott Street, on Saturday

Dublin drinking hotspot has been the subject of a polarising debate about the purpose of the street

Real estate developer Ardstone bought the land in 2019 for €69m. Seven years later, construction is yet to start

Refurbishment should be pursued instead of demolition to meet climate and housing objectives, researchers say

Those of us on two wheels are not mind readers

Dublin 8 property has been derelict for almost 20 years and is an eyesore for residents

Planned sale of 32 vacant and derelict houses by Dublin City Council will tell us a lot about how far the trend has spread

Dublin woman, who shares a bed with three of her sons, says she has been waiting for a bigger council house for 14 years

Regeneration funds of €20 million still available for complex, senior civil servant tells TDs

Fewer people would be housed in inner-city complex than proposed by city council

Daniel Ennis expected to perform well in byelection - and could even emerge as early front-runner

Senior council engineer says a number of houses bought ‘regardless of their condition ... really shouldn’t have [been] bought at all’

Residents are entitled to something better than an endless cycle of deferred promises

Tourists and Dubliners perplexed by redevelopment plan but one business owners calls for ‘progress’

Is gentrification the goal?

Large waste compactors installed on streets, and fines for noncompliance to be enforced within weeks