Una Mullally: Politicians should get off the gangland murder bandwagon
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Miriam Lord: Ballot Capers as Flynn feels love from Creighton
A sideways look at the election campaign
Business improvement district a flutter in Dublin’s heartbeat
Groundswell of businesses has begun to mutiny against scheme
Temple Bar residents take action over anti-social behaviour
Locals warn of increasing drug use in area, while some streets are ‘basically lawless’
Council cannot rehouse Longboat Quay residents, says Keegan
Apartment residents should bear no costs of fire safety work, say Dublin city councillors
Analysis: Temple Bar Cultural Trust to have assets sold off
Body that brought Dublin quarter into limelight has left issues to be resolved
First Sinn Féin Lord Mayor of Dublin takes office
Críona Ní Dhálaigh will hold position during the capital’s 1916 Rising commemorations
Man assaulted while attempting to stop mugging
St Stephen’s Green area now synonymous with crime, says Cllr Mannix Flynn
Dublin flats fail to meet minimum housing standards
Mannix Flynn claims that rats, no light and fire breaches are common in capital
Artist expecting to hear about fate of Dublin mural
Joe Caslin’s ‘The Claddagh Embrace’ may contravene city regulations, council says
More than 15,000 sign petition to keep George’s Street mural
Cllr Mannix Flynn says mural supporting same-sex marriage ‘unauthorised’
Council ‘failed miserably’ to protect Stephen’s Green mews
‘Hiving off’ Georgian mews to sell separately to main buildings a ‘crime for the city’
No savings from transfer of part of Dublin ambulance service to HSE
New central control centre could result in additional costs, says Dublin City Council
Real-life ‘Raw’ restaurant ready to open, court hears
Camden Exchange, where the RTÉ drama was filmed, struck deal with objectors
Gardaí investigate attack on Cllr Mannix Flynn’s office
Vandalism and abusive graffiti believed to related to councillor’s stance on busking
Dublin’s buskers will be allowed to use amplifiers, rules Council
Bylaws regulate street performances, requiring buskers to buy annual permits
Former Georgian hotel to be converted into homeless shelter
Longfield’s Hotel building was bought by Dublin City Council for €7m in 2007
Buskers’ amplifiers not banned under new draft bylaws
Council worker will be appointed to monitor noise
Moore St ‘land swap’ deal with developer rejected by council
Chartered Land swap opposed by Sinn Féin, Fianna Fáil and People before Profit
Ban on busking in Temple bar rejected by Dublin councillors
Street performances will be regulated for the first time in the city
Gabriel Byrne gets married in ‘small private ceremony’
Irish actor marries his long-term girlfriend in Co Cork
Garth Brooks concert licences 'cannot be fast-tracked'
Council chief hopes singer will go ahead with three permitted concerts at Croke Park
Lord Mayor of Dublin: will Sinn Féin rise to the challenge for 2016?
With so many Independents, it is hard to say how the council’s selection will go
Blue skies but little beauty in election posters
Some of the faces might be new, but the design of campaign material is old-school
Stranger than fiction: when crime captures the imagination
Nicola White’s new novel ‘In the Rosary Garden’ was inspired by the Kerry Babies tribunal and the Ann Lovett case. We recommend some other real-life fiction from Ireland and abroad
Dublin city councillors in favour of mayoral plebiscite
50 out of 52 councillors want public vote to go ahead
Temple Bar Exchange forced to close its doors
This week the arts space Exchange Dublin were asked to hand their keys back to the Temple Bar Cultural Trust
Charlemont St flats demolition begins despite stalled regeneration
Busaras architect’s block to go as part of work
Centenary commemorations should not distort history, says President Higgins
Abbey gathering hears criticism from playwright over control of memory by ‘cultural class’
Dublin city councillors reverse €9m in proposed cuts to homeless, disabled
Councillors reject housing rent increase and maintain rents at 2013 levels
Neil Jordan: the day I saw the generous side of Seamus Heaney
At a grand dinner many years ago, Heaney made a nice gesture in honour of my father, who had recently died
Dublin memorial to abuse victims refused permission
Plans would have had negative impact on Garden of Remembrance
Planning hearing on abuse memorial begins
Bord Pleanála will hear appeal against siting of new monument in Garden of Remembrance
An Bord Pleanála hearing on abuse memorial opens
Journey of Light memorial planned for Garden of Remembrance
Lilliput apologises for unauthorised digital sale of Mannix Flynn books
Author had cut link to publisher
Arts co-operative draws on ‘free space’ to create a community-focused ethos
A ‘social experiment’ in arts and cultural participation faces a precarious future
Charity shops to be permitted on Grafton Street
Dublin City Councillors decide not to go ahead with proposed ban
Mannix Flynn re-elected to the board of Temple Bar Cultural Trust
Independent Dublin city councillor resigned less than two months ago, describing the company as “a wreck”.
Council worker who accessed voicemail has case struck out
39-year-old Dublin City Council worker listened to messages of former supervisor
Memorial for survivors of institutional abuse at Garden of Remembrance gets planning permission
Cllr Mannix Flynn maintains it is simply too soon given the ongoing nature of abuse allegations and investigations
Temple Bar trust suspends chief executive
Dermot McLaughlin suspended on full pay pending investigation
Abuse memorial plan divides Aosdána assembly
Economic crisis shouldn’t turn us into ‘one dimensional man’, Cronin tells annual meeting
City proposes change in planning policy to protect Grafton Street’s ‘premier’ status
Mobile phone shops, arcades and internet cafes will not be encouraged in new strategy
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