‘It was such an obvious thing to do’: Pedestrians and cyclists reclaim Dublin’s Parliament Street
Overnight transformation ends car dominance of Temple Bar street
Dublin’s Parliament Street becomes no-traffic zone in latest phase of traffic plan for capital
Street will be reallocated to pedestrians and cyclists in two sections
Tributes paid after Dublin man dies in crash on Bolivia’s salt flats
Clontarf native Oisín Hoy (29) among group of seven in a Toyota Landcruiser when vehicle overturned
Cavan’s Ray McAdam is elected Lord Mayor of Dublin
Fine Gael politician becomes city's 358th Lord Mayor, securing three-in-a-row for party
Record domestic violence calls to Free Legal Advice Centres
Overwhelming demand points to ‘civil legal aid crisis’, says Flac chief executive
Nursing home beds and homecare hours ‘must rise by at least 60%’
Dramatic growth in support for ageing population required by 2040, according to ESRI
Man who died from stab wounds after disturbance in Dublin home is named locally
Deceased, who was in his 50s, died in hospital after incident in Foxdene Drive, Balgaddy
Irish Rail plans new train station in north Dublin as part of Dart expansion
Station to form part of Dart+ South West project and serve population of 26,000 living within 1km
Dublin’s Parliament Street to go almost traffic-free from July 4th
Two-way cycling to be introduced from City Hall to Bolton Street
College Green plaza redevelopment budget soars to €80m
Now eight years old, plan unlikely to reach completion until at least end of decade
Legal challenges to Dart expansion plans dropped
Irish Rail reaches settlements over judicial review proceedings against Dart+ West
Dublin airport operator warned over passenger cap breach
DAA says Fingal County Council enforcement notice highlights planning system `mess’
How St Stephen’s Green went from a mucky marsh to Dublin’s most famous square in 400 years
Roaming pigs and geese, the obnoxious Whaley family, one of Ireland’s first Michelin stars and ‘shocking destruction’ of the city’s built heritage from the 1960s ... the green has seen it all
‘You’d see the rats everywhere’: Removal of one of Dublin’s largest illegal landfills begins
Dublin City Council to remove 40,000 tonnes of waste from illegal Darndale landfill over next four months
Row of partially collapsed houses in south Dublin demolished
The roof of one of the properties, owned by the Construction Industry Federation, fell in last week