Plan to rezone land at south Dublin stately home for housing scrapped
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown council chief recommends rezoning of Woodbrook house be dropped
Dublin’s O’Connell Street retailers bear the brunt of fuel protests
Business community believes protesters could be losing goodwill of those they need support from
‘I can’t afford to spend the whole day in traffic’: Dublin commuters hit with gridlock
While those stuck in traffic for hours hoped for a reprieve, a spokesman for the protesters said the blockade was ‘indefinite’
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown councillors urged to back housing plan for golf lands despite local opposition
Hundreds of Stepaside locals and golf course owner oppose changes to south Dublin lands
More houses bought by council for social housing in Dublin face demolition
Site of Drumcondra houses, acquired by Dublin City Council more than seven years ago, may be sold back to private market
Journalist and historian Dennis Kennedy dies
Kennedy was The Irish Times deputy editor from 1982 to 1985
Dublin’s derelict property owners face crackdown as council plans to treble sites facing levies
Council seeks to boost numbers on dereliction register ahead of new tax on derelict properties in bid to tackle ‘urban scourge’
‘Our attempt to be brave’: Will the council’s new approach to battling Dublin’s dereliction work?
Council will target empty properties with a new corporation and test it on two streets: North Frederick Street and Middle Abbey Street
MetroLink chief’s shock resignation could spook construction market
New Zealander Sean Sweeney leaving role as latest costs for multibillion-euro project set to be submitted to Government
MetroLink director to step down from long-delayed Dublin rail link project
Seán Sweeney took up €550,000-a-year role less than two years ago
Use of ‘prefab’ to describe modern building methods should be avoided due to ‘historic stigma’
Participants in research recalled ‘poor-quality prefab classrooms’ and other portable structures, associating with impermanence or lower standards
Firebombing of social homes in Dublin has become an ‘epidemic’, says council
Tenants targeted by drugs-related intimidation tactic cannot be rehoused in community, says local authority
More than 70,000 vacant homes in State at end of 2024, CSO records show
Rural vacancy rates are more than twice as high as those found in urban areas
New performance arts space planned for Dublin city as part of Merchant’s Quay refurbishment
Artists’ studios and performance space planned for St Anthony’s Theatre
Tourist tax of up to €5 per night considered for Dublin city
Revenue raising measure is used in 21 European countries and has long been sought by Dublin City Council