‘I was in a bad place for years’: Construction course credited as catalyst for change
Dublin Construction Skills Programme: Graduates explain how they are turning their lives around
O’Devaney Gardens would be built ‘if it wasn’t for people playing politics’ – Taoiseach
Sharp exchanges take place between Micheál Martin and Mary Lou McDonald in Dáil
Bord Pleanála gives green light to 1,047 homes at O’Devaney Gardens site
One apartment block is 14 storeys and exceeds height limit for the area
Sinn Féin rejects Fine Gael claim of resistance to more homes
Ó Broin says party opposes ‘sale, gifting or transfer of public land to private developers’
Dermot Desmond: Everyone has a right to a home. Here is how it can be done
We have allowed homes to become a globally traded financial asset, inflating the price of those homes, the profits of developers, and the value of the underlying land
Election 2020: Parties' pledges on housing simply don’t add up
Parties are not addressing what has become a complex and chronic problem
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Nell Regan: ‘We spent our first months in disbelief, relishing the happiness at having a home’
Paddy Holohan: ‘MMA was a liferaft to grab onto’
The former MMA fighter talks about his upbringing, martial arts and becoming a politician
Murphy questions why O’Devaney Gardens deal approved by councillors
Minister for Housing says there is no legal basis for agreement on new homes site
Dublin council getting ‘poor deal’ on O’Devaney Gardens
Lord Mayor says Government should be ‘throwing money at me’ to extend Dublinbikes scheme
Co-living developer the preferred bidder for O’Devaney Gardens plan
Bartra Capital is Dublin City Council’s choice to develop 824 housing units
Loaded firearms found by builders at O’Devaney Gardens
Gardaí investigate following discovery by construction workers at the Dublin complex
Japanese knotweed on council land near Phoenix Park
Council declines to outline steps it has taken to tackle the aggressive and invasive weed
Stoneybatter residents urged to take legal action over invasive knotweed
Former Labour Party TD accuses Dublin City Council of taking ‘ostrich attitude’ to problem
Aggressive, destructive and invasive plant spreading to homes in Dublin neighbourhood
Council warns homeowners they will have to kill Europe’s most hated weed themselves
O’Devaney Gardens: ‘Trying to find ways to help my community in crisis’
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Key city workers to have income assessed for ‘affordable rental’
Coveney says those in such accommodation will pay 70% of market rate in same area
Dublin council chief objects to O’Devaney Gardens project
Brendan Kenny says he is ‘not obliged’ to comply with decision on redevelopment
Demolition of O’Devaney Gardens to be completed
Last remaining blocks of flats in Dublin complex to be razed for new development
Dublin council to finalise plans for over 1,300 new homes
Building programme is authority’s most ambitious since the regeneration of Ballymun
Northern Irish group wants to build Dublin public housing
Apex proposes developing 1,300 properties on vacant land as part of council scheme
Supreme Court ruling on right to lawyer will impact Garda inquiries
Judges find suspects who request legal advice cannot be questioned until solicitor arrives
Roll up, roll up for John Lonergan’s Circus
A new TV series on RTÉ follows the former governor of Mountjoy Prison mentoring at-risk teenagers learning circus acts in sometimes challenging circumstances
There’s no place like home: the young Irish who are happy to be here
On the eve of St Patrick’s Day, meet the young Irish people refusing to board the bandwagon of gloom. Buzzing with ideas and enthusiasm, they are building careers, gaining new skills and starting companies in a country they believe is full of potential. For these young Irish, despite everything, there’s no place like home
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