Planned garda training in Rialto housing complex postponed
Emergency response planned to carry out ‘on-site training’ in partially empty Dolphin House block
Tolka Park to remain as sports ground
Dublin City Council chief executive Owen Keegan recommends no change to zoning
Honan Chapel restoration reveals Irish modernist mastery
Outwardly restrained UCC chapel is inwardly a reverent blaze of colour and coherence
Many Dublin churches built in McQuaid’s time may be demolished
Archdiocese asks council to rezone several parish sites to address housing needs
Planning regulator knocks back Dublin build-to-rent curbs
Dublin City Development Plan sought to restrict rental-only apartment blocks
Ronan bids to overturn refusal of 10-storey Appian Way apartments
Architects in favour of project argue that proposed building would be ‘local landmark’
Merrion Square ‘build-to-rent’ scheme gets green light
Permission granted after applicants reduced height of scheme and number of apartments
Teeling Whiskey opposes nine-storey Dublin apartment scheme
Proposed D8 development would include 33 units, but labelled ‘excessive’ by whiskey firm
Dublin council chief criticised over ‘snide’ comments to students’ union
Owen Keegan told UCD body he was ‘surprised’ it had not gone into property market
Kellie Harrington gives her jewel and darling Portland Row its chance to shine
Olympic finalist cherished and loved by her own in Dublin’s north inner city
Liverpool comedian and TV presenter Tom O’Connor dies at 81
Comedy career started out in working men’s clubs but he later broke into television
Cork City Council unveils first phase of €46m public realm project
‘Game-changing’ plan will see one of the most historic parts of the city redeveloped
New scheme aims to help older people stay in their own homes
Programme designed to avoid premature admissions to long-term residential care
Sandymount cycle path a hot topic in Dublin Bay South byelection
Contentious scheme is also the subject of a high-profile High Court legal dispute
Contentious nine-storey office block in Dublin 2 gets go-ahead
Appeals had been lodged by An Taisce and ex-Irish Times journalist Frank McDonald
‘Belfast let itself go with a vengeance’: Reporting the king’s speech, 1921
King George V opened the Northern Parliament on this day 100 years ago, drawing huge crowds onto the streets
Dublin City Council ask Minister for Sport to intervene in sale of YMCA grounds
Sandymount ground put on the market for €10m by charity owners
Cork to permanently pedestrianise 17 streets for outdoor dining
Temporary pedestrianisation took place last summer to facilitate social distancing
Wife of scrambler bike victim: ‘I don’t want to listen to a new story like ours’
Minister announces new measures to help gardaí clamp down on quads and scramblers
Cork city centre on flood alert as high tides forecast
Warning of a tidal surge and strong winds prompt flood warning for Wednesday
Three given chance to donate to charity in case where Cork street signs were defaced
Accused said they were protesting over city honouring Queen Victoria in street names
Liverpool mayor Joe Anderson arrested in connection with fraud investigation
Mayor to be questioned on suspicion of conspiracy to commit bribery, witness intimidation
Taxis may be banned from some bus lanes under Dublin City Council plans
Document titled a ‘traffic wish list’ submitted to Eamon Ryan details 17 desired changes
Homeless man spoke about Covid-19 challenges month before death
Gardaí appeal for witnesses after Gary Dineen (35) found dead near car park in Cork
Green light for 273-bedroom hotel in Dublin despite rival’s objection
Council give go-ahead for facility on site of Begley’s Fruit Market
TCD plan will smooth the way for students to walk and cycle to college
Submission to council seeks wider footpaths and more cycle lanes on key routes in Dublin
Council puts Wanderers rugby club sports pavilion on hold
Proposal for new two-storey clubhouse ‘acceptable’ in principle, council planners say
Removal of paving stones from Cork city streets being investigated
City Council is expected to report ‘bizzare’ incident to gardaí
Long-delayed €80m Cork event centre gets final planning approval
An Bord Pleanála gives go-ahead for controversial project after two last-minute appeals
Election 2020 fact check: How is the clampdown on AirBnB-style lettings working?
Is Fianna Fáil correct to claim Fine Gael is failing to provide resources to enforce laws?
John Halligan retires after 30 years in politics
Waterford TD will not run for election as he plans to ‘devote more time to family’
Dublin City Council chief proposes €100m site sell-off across city
Owen Keegan says land not appropriate for housing, wants funds for culture, sport
Irish gay Catholic priest to be honoured by President Higgins
Fr Bernárd Lynch best known for his work with Aids victims in New York and London
Councillors warned against ‘prejudicing’ Cherry Orchard inquiry
DCC chief has ‘grave reservations’ about request for special meeting on protection payments
Savoy Cinema owners object to Apollo House, Screen Cinema plans
New plans by Marlet include 500-seat venue along with increase in height at the Dublin city centre development
Investigation to be held into official knowledge of extortion claims
Housing department informed of Dublin protection money operation in 2017
State may run review of council ‘security’
Survey is considered after allegations that Dublin authority paid protection money
Flanagan ‘greatly disturbed’ over reports of council paying protection money
‘We’re trying to get to the bottom of this,’ Eoghan Murphy says
Dublin City Council warned of judicial review over seven-storey block
New complex in Dublin 8 would be less than three metres from existing homes
Wrightbus seeks new investor amid union concerns
Concern mounts among 1,400-strong workforce and wider community, says union
Gravity bar view hindered by proposed apartments, tourism body warns
Irish Tourism boss says Marlet plan would impact on Guinness Storehouse experience
‘Genuinely fearing for my life’ - a Dutch man’s view of cycling in Dublin
‘The drivers of most vehicles showed little respect for cycling’
Guinness Enterprise Centre challenges €280,000 contribution charge
Not-for-profit appeals contribution sought by Dublin council over €10m expansion plan
Wynn’s Hotel gets permission for two-storey extension and revamp
Plan for historic building opposed by An Bord Pleanála’s own inspector
Vigil at Galway’s Maryam Mosque ‘gives hope’
Galway vigil held to remember and reflect on the tragedy that took place in Christchurch
Four Dublin councils unveil plans to fight climate change
Plans focus on energy, buildings, transport, flood resilience and resource management
New plan to plant small orchards in Dublin city
A new initiatve hopes to put ‘pocket orchards’ all over the capital
Presidential election: Joan Freeman’s No vote and Knock cure
Áras hopeful speaks of miracle cure and No in abortion referendum
Maureen Dowd: Democratic socialist pushes past sexism on the trail
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: 'I wake up every day and I’m a Puerto Rican girl from the Bronx. Every single day'
College Green restrictions ‘could continue into 2019’
Dublin City Council issues warning amid delay in decision on €10m civic plaza
Cork traders to lobby councillors to get them to reverse Patrick Street car ban
Trade drops by up to 50 per cent and some businesses will not survive trial period, says Cork Business Association
Former city architect for Limerick and Dublin James Barrett dies
Barrett helped transform much of the capital in the 1990s and 2000s
Moore Street Rising centre is still a ‘top priority’
Josepha Madigan responds as Court of Appeal overturns ‘national monument’ ruling
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