Council refuses permission for contentious Drumcondra development
Turnpike Lane scheme included 74 build-to-rent units
Turnpike Lane scheme included 74 build-to-rent units
Eight-storey scheme described as ‘brazenly outrageous’
‘Nothing lovelier than Townley Hall’: This Georgian gem is the subject of a new book
Planners cite inadequate storage and failure to achieve minimum bedroom sizes in some units
Developer Garvagh Homes seeks to demolish former cinema, once site of Des Kelly Carpets
Protesters say new hotels crowd out housing and the arts; officials say they create jobs
Project will include offices and build-to-rent apartments
Proposed €610 million Drumcondra scheme opposed by majority of submissions
Appeals had been lodged by An Taisce and ex-Irish Times journalist Frank McDonald
Online debate between McDonald and Ronan proves damp squib
Waterfront South Central is a solution – not ‘two fingers’ – to Dublin’s problems
Planning board grants permission but overrules recommendation of its own inspector
Contributors look at the history of Dublin to imagine an even better future
The capital's streets are changing, and architects HJL are nearly always involved
Blake’s and Linnane’s shops featured in John Hinde postcards, but have fallen into decay
“I wanted to get close to carbon-neutral at no extra cost” says architect Mel Reynolds
Durkan scheme which flanks former church gets 25 individual objections
Restoring buildings brings new life into neglected areas like Newtown Pery
Council has ‘serious concerns’ over height, scale and massing of six-storey development
Irish triumph in Pritzker prize should draw attention to a neglected, crucial artform
Frank McDonald ‘worthy of the highest distinction this College has to offer’
The 2019 Irish Georgian Society awards went to humble homes and grand projects alike
‘We are seeing climate change on the ground. It’s happening now,’ warns group director
Georgian house riddled with dry rot has been converted for quality corporate lets
International investor agrees to purchase One Building on Lower Grand Canal Street
Bord Pleanála refuses planning permission on four-storey Exchange Street development
Book described as ‘a memoir not just of a fascinating life, but of a fascinating city’
‘Truly Frank’ review: Journalist’s book is surprisingly vulnerable and expertly bitchy
The former Irish Times journalist recalls his awakenings as a gay person in 1960s Ireland
How one Dublin residents’ group managed to preserve their area from developers
Proposed route advanced by planners includes 18km link between east and west of city
A scheme of 12 ‘rapid build’ homes priced at €249,000 each are helping to rejuvenate the town
Eyre Square to be transformed into a ‘festival garden’ with series of events lined up for city
Home Front: short of space at home but don’t want to move? A garden house is an increasingly popular option
The 16th Venice exhibition, curated by Grafton Architects, will highlight the humanity of Irish market towns
How the Georgian Society stopped the demolition of derelict properties
Barrett helped transform much of the capital in the 1990s and 2000s
The Government must not deviate from plans to restrict one-off rural housing
National Gallery of Ireland and EPIC Irish Emigration Museum in final nominees for European Museum of the Year
It’s an honour to curate city’s architectural extravaganza, but first comes fundraising
Resistance to replacing building with granite-clad ‘gateway’ to Georgian core
Martin Keane’s tales of getting the inside track show gap between rhetoric and reality
Inside Politics: Wood pellets, not metal bullets, causing the latest fissure in the North
With rents soaring and populations rising, Dublin needs a radical development plan
Uber and Airbnb live in the type of economy where wealth never trickles down
Pope should revoke ancient designation of Christ Church as Dublin’s cathedral
An Bord Pleanála backs planning decision on property in Temple Bar’s Crown Alley
Some Open House events book out almost immediately: here’s our pick of doors you can still get behind this weekend, from halls of justice to private homes
Traders’ lobby group opposes proposed changes to city-centre traffic flows
A cluster of the city’s most despised structures is likely to be demolished. Should we care?
Long-term tenants are being ejected only to see homes used for short-term rentals
As the final battlefield of the 1916 Rising, it deserves its national monument designation
Temporary staff relocation in Dublin 3 for semi-State agreed
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices