Will Moore Street market be consigned to history?
Drive for development has been chipping away at street trade for decades
Moore Street traders may shut up shop after 200 years
Licence holders consider ‘exit’ from market over criminality and neglect
A century of housing: How the State built Ireland’s homes
State intervention a long-standing feature in private as well as social housing provision
College Green traffic free plaza to be trialled in July and August
Dublin City Council executive says Bord Pleanála refusal of plan was ‘flawed’
New College Green plaza plan to be submitted to An Bord Pleanála
Increased traffic restrictions due ahead of fresh application in the new year
College Green plaza must not be abandoned, Dublin city councillors say
Council considering seeking judicial review of plaza refusal
College Green plaza plan refusal may be challenged by council
Dublin City Council is considering seeking a judicial review of decision on €10m project
Stationless bike-hire scheme to operate in Dublin city
Bleeperbike and Urbo have licences to operate council scheme
Dublin City Council to meet NTA over College Green traffic problems
Councillors criticise widespread delays following introduction of Luas Cross City
Speed limits cut to 30km/h in 10 Dublin suburbs
30km/h could apply throughout city council area from next year
Speed limit of 30km/h on streets throughout Dublin approved by council
Despite motor lobby opposition, restriction to be introduced on phased basis next year
State may return to private sector for help with social housing
Analysis: Exactly how new public-private schemes would work still unclear
Council announces biggest project since regeneration of Ballymun
Analysis: Social housing planned as well as homes for private renters and low-paid workers
Providers to be sought for 131 more modular houses this month
Dublin City Council hopes to conclude talks today with CTSL co-op in Ballymun
Senior Dublin official says public housing should be open to all
Many people ‘badly hurt by the Celtic Tiger hangover’, says Dick Brady
It’s okay to use the P word for modular housing
Modular homes are not just temporary, they can be used in the same way as other homes
Northern Irish group wants to build Dublin public housing
Apex proposes developing 1,300 properties on vacant land as part of council scheme
O’Devaney Gardens regeneration to be revived
Problematic Dublin estate one of four to be developed for new form of ‘public housing’
‘Modular’ housing for homeless families to go on display
Exhibition aims to promote its usefulness as a temporary form of quality accommodation
Tourist season sees fewer hotel rooms for Dublin’s homeless
Hotels turn down offers from homeless executive in favour of accommodating visitors
New public housing proposal struggles to shake off PPPs’ legacy
Last time Dublin City Council got into bed with private developers, it was a disaster
Dublin homeless services left €18.5 million short
More than 3,300 in capital now living in emergency accommodation
400 prefabricated houses to be built for Dublin’s homeless
Move comes six months after similar plan was cancelled due to political opposition
No State funds for Dublin City Council to house homeless
Over €50m sought to shelter destitute and restore vacant homes still not allocated
Councillors scrap emergency homeless accommodation plans
Labour councillors vote against Minister for Environment’s plans for O’Devaney Gardens
Dublin City Council owed almost €15.5 million in mortgage arrears
Council to repossess 25 houses due to record levels of unpaid debts
Plan for prefabricated homes for Dublin homeless shelved
Emergency home plan meant imperative over modular housing had passed, housing chief says
Dublin council to seek investors to build 1,500 rental homes
30 hectares of council-owned land to be made available for housing development
Coolock among areas that may get 1,500 public homes
New plans from Dublin City Council on homes in Ballyfermot and Malahide Road
Prefabs may be used to tackle housing crisis in Dublin
City Council is ‘seriously looking’ at building prefabs on derelict sites to house families
Dublin City Council seeks ‘creative’ solutions to housing crisis
Proposal to bring property professionals and financiers together to make 30-year plan
New model for social housing in Dublin
Housing estates would provide social and private rental accommodation
Dublin’s Dolphin flats to get €16m ‘deep-retrofit’ in new year
Dilapidated 1950s estate has persistent damp, mould and sewage problems
St Michael’s Estate in Inchicore regenerated after 16-year wait
Residents of newly named Thornton Heights move into new homes
Council to lease Nama building for homeless instead of hotels
Homeless ‘assessment centre’ to ‘fast-track’ families out of hotels
Dolphin House regeneration facing more delays due to late planning application
Renovation process for Dublin flats running way behind original schedule
Over 4,600 Dublin homeless seek emergency accommodation
Number of homeless families reaches ‘chronic proportions’
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