Ruling on controversial development beside St Anne’s Park due after legal action withdrawn
An Coimisiún Pleanála set to rule on plans for 580 apartments beside Raheny park next month
Dublin’s MetroLink: How much will it really cost?
Plenty of people, including Michael O’Leary, have come out with countless different figures, some proclaiming them with great certainty
Danny DeVito’s relatives are among the last residents of Dublin’s O’Connell Street
Generations of Cafollas, Borzas and DiVitos worked and lived over the shop on O’Connell Street, but some are starting to leave as the city’s main street changes
St Stephen’s Green and Temple Bar waste compactors to tackle street rubbish in weeks
‘Most significant’ change to waste management in years to rid kerbside of plastic bags, council says
NTA approves settlement to halt legal action against Swords BusConnects corridor
Northside bus corridor one of seven in judicial review out of 12 planned routes
CCTV finally installed to catch dumpers in Dublin’s worst litter black spot
Cameras switched on in recent days at Belvedere Place, Sherrard Street Lower and Summer Street North
Plans for 90 Dun Laoghaire apartments at protected house get green light after long-running saga
Victorian Dun Leary House overlooking West Pier will be restored, with almost 90 apartments built on surrounding grounds
‘Woo, the tenants are going today’: Landlord who allegedly banged bowl with spoon ordered to pay €8,000
RTB tribunal found notices of termination for of anti-social behaviour were invalid
After 20 years of neglect, a notorious Dublin building can finally be brought back to life
Dublin council becomes legal owner of former Neary’s pub and hotel on Parnell Street after dispute resolved
Dublin city homeowners’ Local Property Tax bills to rise next year
Dublin city councillors abandon discounts, with homeowners facing increases of between €18 and €797
Garda revokes more than 900 speed camera fines on stretch of N25 due to ‘human error’
Motorists caught speeding on road in Co Kilkenny have points and fines cancelled
Dublin property tax set to rise by up to one third, as councillors vote on hikes
Council set to abandon discount at same time as revaluation hits, with some homeowners facing rises worth hundreds
Work begins on €44m Dublin city food market for 80 stalls in revamped Victorian space
Revamped retail market due to open mid-2027, a decade after planning permission was granted for work
Decision on €9bn MetroLink rail project expected within weeks
First confirmed timeline for progress on 16-stop line serving airport and city centre
The real Temple Bar: Thriving cultural quarter or ‘a violent post-apocalyptic place’?
Business leaders argue that the district is moving in the right direction and reject a judge’s recent stark depiction of it as a ‘no-go area’