Dublin City Council

Beresford Street scheme in Dublin 7 featuring 267-bedroom hotel and 191 apartments also given go-ahead

Car-free Drury Street may not be perfect, but it draws large numbers to shop, eat, drink and simply hang out

In praise of Dublin City Council’s waste management department

‘Sylvan setting of our client’s rear garden will be degraded,’ objector’s representatives say

Portmarnock Hotel & Golf Links get go-ahead for swimming pool

Minister of State Emer Higgins says OPW has no plans to buy 19th century landmark but is ‘ready to engage with relevant stakeholders’

Since when has it been acceptable to treat the world as one’s toilet?

Schoolchildren sent home with leaflet on how to stay safe as youth woker says ‘only solution’ is lots of youth clubs

Developer seeks permission for 150-bed hotel and 411-space student scheme along with residential and retail units

An unpleasant wander through the city

Oliver Donoghue lodges appeal with An Coimisiún Pleanála against Dublin City Council’s decision to approve plans

Ten lndependent and PBP councillors say apology ‘should not be used to rewrite the substance of the issue’

No group has claimed responsibility for the small flag high up on the O’Connell Street landmark

Childhood historian unpacks ‘emotional impact’ for families of those in mother and baby homes on eve of April 18th, 1926

High-profile appointment of Robert Watt needs to be matched by substantial funding

Permission has been given for a contentious €100m part-demolition and revamp

Almost 100 private houses purchased by authority since 2018 in effort to turn vacant properties into social housing

What was needed then as now is capacity to implement vision

Permission granted after revised plans were lodged for its main entrance

Some 7,000 of State’s 16,000 homeless in Dublin’s north inner city

Most schemes undertaken by approved groups or Land Development Agency due to high debt burden

Some 40 houses in Cabra site were to be used for workers who earn too much for social homes but can’t afford rents

Senior Department of Housing civil servant to lead authority in charge of revitalising key areas in city

St Stephen’s Green hostel being emptied in stages as a precaution

Former Department of Health head expected to be approved by Cabinet on Tuesday

Move would prevent sale of any private market housing in Dublin 7 development of more than 1,000 apartments

‘This uplift signals that permissions granted in recent years are increasingly moving into the build phase,’ Government says

Dubliner delighted in drawing up master-plans for regeneration of run-down areas of city, starting with the Custom House Docks

Housing body Clúid says it will have to switch to 100 per cent social housing at Bannow Road development in Cabra

Milltown housing development to include 556 apartments and six three-bedroom courtyard houses

Council turns down application for retention on noise grounds after hearing the awning greatly increases pub’s size

Refurbishment and construction of Ballyfermot’s Labre Park promised since 1999

Decision overturns Dublin City Council refusal of three-storey residential block for elderly members of orders

Deal to buy Kevin Street site would see council vacate Wood Quay civic offices

It appears the plan for derelict accommodation is to dismiss the social housing option

‘Every time someone flushes in the flats above me, the toilet overflows in my house,’ says SNA

We are well past the point at which ‘pilot’ implementation projects and ‘independent’ special-purpose vehicles are put on some vague delivery schedule

Site of Drumcondra houses, acquired by Dublin City Council more than seven years ago, may be sold back to private market

Award-winning Scottish author Ali Smith, Vietnamese American writer Ocean Vuong and a Croatian debutant feature on a list with a strong French accent

John Stack, senior executive engineer with Dublin City Council, knows this waterway like the back of his hand