Phoenix Park speed limit to be cut to 30km/h from end of the month
Junior minister says the change should make the Dublin park ‘a safer place’
Plans for St Teresa’s Gardens redevelopment scaled back
Number of homes delivered in development to be reduced, councillors told
Kathy Sheridan: Wealthy Dublin calling local property tax ‘unfair’ is a bit rich
Dublin local authorities have sidestepped the great ‘unfairness’ of helping poorer regions
Concerns over plans for Dublin’s tallest apartment block
Proposed building is taller than one refused planning permission on same site last year
Dublin City Council votes to retain local property tax cut of 15%
Reduction remains in place despite Owen Keegan warning of ‘urgent need’ for funds
Dublin city recovery team revamp after just four days
Lack of women and councillors on taskforce ‘unacceptable’, according to representatives
‘Overwhelming’ support for closing areas around Grafton Street to traffic
Council to install segregated cycle route for Griffith Avenue to facilitate travel to schools
Backpedalling on pandemic cycling and walking schemes
Push is on in Dublin to reassert car dominance as restrictions ease
Phoenix Park gates to reopen on Friday morning
Decision to open all but Knockmaroon Gate has been met with surprise
Phoenix Park gates to stay shut to keep ‘safe, quiet’ spaces for pedestrians and cyclists
Motorists set to face new restrictions in the coming months to ‘curb traffic volumes’
Housing campaigners call for ban on co-living schemes due to Covid-19
Protesters say more understanding needed on impact of coronavirus in such facilities
OPW reverses Phoenix Park gate opening plan
‘I think there is a strong case to keep the perimeter gates closed in perpetuity’
Cross-party support for 30km/h speed limits for Dublin
Public consultation on lowering speeds across the city to begin this month
Thousands seek end of through-traffic in Dublin’s Phoenix Park
Park car parks to reopen on Monday for those living within 5km only
Councillors vote to keep 15% property tax cut in Dublin city
Green Party councillor says tax breaks are being given to millionaires
Call for special council meeting to discuss Dublin ‘cultural crisis’
Pending closure of Bernard Shaw pub has sparked ‘great anger’
Numbers on trolleys waiting for beds in Tipperary ‘astronomical’
More than 540 patients admitted to hospitals across State are without bed
One-way system proposed for Inchicore to save trees
Residents suggest ‘compromise’ in BusConnects consultation
Green Party glue holding new alliances together in changed political landscape
Smaller parties are now working with Fianna Fáil in ways that should worry Fine Gael
How will votes in the local elections influence next Dáil?
Parties will pore over results in the coming weeks to discern trends for the next general election
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