Planning regulator declines council invite to discuss build-to-rent orders
Niall Cussen concerned Dublin City Council meeting could spur requests from others
Capel Street becomes Dublin’s longest traffic-free street
Some businesses and residents remain doubtful over pedestrianisation benefits
Regulator asked to explain opposition to build-to-rent restrictions
Office of the Planning Regulator to be called to meeting of Dublin City Council
Freedom of Dublin city award for boxer Kellie Harrington
Feminist activist Ailbhe Smyth and psychologist Mary Aiken also in line for the honour
Border Ballads – Frank McNally on the national anthems of Poland, Ukraine, and Monaghan
An Irishman’s Diary
Mary Maher memorial event told of splendid journalist and feminist
Celebration of wonderful life on her favourite date of the year – International Workers’ Day
Plaque unveiled at Sandymount home of Patrick Pearse’s family
One of 1916 Rising’s key leaders, Pearse lived in house during ‘formative’ years after 1900
Rotunda Hospital fast-tracks ratification of Prof Sean Daly as new master
TCD obstetrics professor criticises gender imbalance in interview process
Dublin road changes to be ‘painful’ for drivers, says Lord Mayor
Road space needs to be ‘rebalanced’ to provide more room for sustainable transport
Irish fans organise Dublin charity match in aid of Ukraine
YBIG to play Ukrainian fans at Home Farm in Whitehall to raise funds for Red Cross
Coronavirus: Grief and gratitude marked in wake of pandemic
President notes solemn occasion to ‘give honour and hold in memory those we have lost’
President pays tribute to frontline workers as Ireland remembers Covid victims
Higgins will hold remembrance ceremony at Áras on national day of commemoration
‘The paddywhackery is gone’: People urged to attend Dublin St Patrick’s Day parade
‘Extensive’ policing plan for event expected to be similar to pre-pandemic years
‘Fields of Athenry’ composer Pete St John dies aged 90
Tributes paid to singer-songwriter from the worlds of music, sport and politics
Councillors express ‘grave concerns’ about NMH move to St Vincent’s campus
Letter calls on Government to pursue other sites for maternity hospital
Lord Mayor of Dublin speaks of isolation felt in growing up Protestant near Border
‘Lack of understanding of faith and culture gives rise to fear,’ Gilliland tells forum
Dublin to host St Brigid’s Day events, celebrating the original Brigit
Tuesday’s celebrations include tours, lectures and a concert - but no bank holiday yet
Dublin ceremony honours millions of Holocaust victims
Rise of extremist language and politics across Europe ‘profoundly worrying’, says President Higgins
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Dublin City Council to curb build-to-rent and small apartment developments
Under new capital city development plan complexes must include apartments for sale
Record donations to Dublin ‘Black Santa’ Christmas appeal at Christmas
All monies raised go direct to city charities, including those dealing with homelessness
New initiative to increase use of Irish in Dublin city gets funding approved
Baile Átha Cliath le Gaeilge is joint scheme between council and Conradh na Gaeilge
Ashling Murphy: People gather for vigils around world
Vigils for 23-year-old have taken place in London, Edinburgh, New York, Dubai and Brisbane
Book released on ‘forgotten’ men and women of Anglo-Irish Treaty negotiations
Book details the lives of 70 people bound up in the talks
Annual Black Santa appeal launched in Dublin
The popular annual fundraiser has generated more than €700k for charities
Dublin’s Happy Ring House sign created in 1952 restored to former glory
Iconic McDowells sign on O’Connell Street fell into disrepair in 2008
Hazel Chu role as chair of Green Party executive committee ends
Former lord mayor of Dublin was first elected in 2019 elections
It’s a walk in the park: Dubs get exercised over digital dollars
Visitors to five parks in Dublin 8 can earn credits if they sign up for exercise-tracking app
Construction of 850 Dublin homes at Oscar Traynor site approved
Dublin councillors vote for Glenveagh social and affordable homes scheme
A night of policing in Dublin: ‘There are no no-go areas for the gardaí’
New Operation Citizen aims to create an environment so ‘people can enjoy themselves’
Decision on 850 homes at Oscar Traynor site in Dublin due this month
Developer Glenveagh offers to increase proportion of social homes in scheme
Plaque erected in Dublin for anti-slavery leader Frederick Douglass
Visit of abolitionist to city commemorated at Eustace Street building where he spoke
Plans to sell rezoned Dublin jam factory site for €25m leave sour taste
Councillors say they were ‘fooled’ into rezoning with ‘sugared’ promises of housing
Owen Keegan tells councillors he will not resign
Student housing letter had ‘element of sarcasm’, council chief executive admits
Proposed changes to local employment services criticised
Community employment groups criticise plans to ‘tear down’ non-profit model
Dublin City Council to reconsider sale of plot for 850 homes to developer
Councillors asked to approve Glenveagh development of Oscar Traynor lands
People in Dublin asked to take part in Community Clean-Up Week
Dublin City Council providing equipment to local clean-up groups and collecting waste
Dublin Mayor aims to target open drug dealing and homelessness in city
Alison Gilliland says issues are priority for group tackling problems in city centre
Funeral of Anthony Flynn told of his tireless work for weak and vulnerable
‘He took his shoes off and gave them to a bloke that was lying on a cardboard box’
Last days of lockdown: Has crime really increased in Dublin?
Reported crime has fallen and anti-social behaviour is viewed as issue predating Covid
Lord Mayor of Dublin invites atheists for Mansion House meeting
According to 2016 census people of no religion comprised more than 10% of population
Frederick Douglass ‘felt human for first time’ on Irish visit, descendant says
Great-great granddaughter of anti-slavery activist launches Dublin trail celebrating links
Ireland’s war dead and those killed on UN service remembered in the rain
‘In particular we remember those who died in the War of Independence and subsequent conflict on this island’, said Taoiseach
Truce of 100 years ago, which ended War of Independence, marked at Mansion House
Lord Mayor of Dublin Alison Gilliland lays wreath to mark centenary
Pedestrianisation of Capel Street and Parliament Street extended
Car ban on weekend nights will now run to end of August to facilitate outdoor dining
Alison Gilliland is elected new Lord Mayor of Dublin
Labour councillor elected unopposed with support expressed by parties outside voting pact
Labour councillor set to be next Lord Mayor of Dublin
Alison Gilliland expected to become 10th woman to hold office after Hazel Chu
Decision on vacant Dublin site sends strong message about housing policy
DCC official says too much emphasis being put on local authority acting as developer
City council approves €34m borrowings to fund central depot
After €20m project overrun, cost estimate now stands at €74m for Ballymun facility
Councillors urge rejection of former Regency Hotel car park plans
Build-to-rent apartment and other proposals for Bonnington discussed at ‘virtual’ meeting
Rezoning of Dublin city lands for up to 3,500 homes is delayed by council
Dublin City Council reacts following objections from local residents to the plans
Locals ‘shocked’ at dumping of body parts in Darndale
Garda investigation into discovery of what are believed to be limbs of young male
Dublin City Council plans to repossess Iveagh Markets
Local authority to act to take back Edwardian building from hotelier Martin Keane
North Dublin primary school substantially damaged in fire
Six units of fire brigade on scene of fire in Artane which began at 6.10am
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