Proposed 13-storey build-to-rent Prussia Street tower ‘monstrous’
Randelswood Construction wants to build 107 one-bed, 53 two-bed and two three-bed units
Councillors call Dublin build-to-rent scheme a ‘monstrosity’
Developer plans to build scheme of 1,614 apartments up to 18 storeys tall on Clonliffe Rd
Alison Gilliland is elected new Lord Mayor of Dublin
Labour councillor elected unopposed with support expressed by parties outside voting pact
Councillors call increase in student housing scheme ‘excessive’
More student beds and build-to-rent apartments added to Dublin 7 scheme
Plans for co-living scheme at protected modernist building rejected
Nine-storey development would have negative impact on Hendron’s Building in Broadstone
Co-living scheme planned for protected modernist building in Dublin
Application was made two weeks before ban on shared accommodation became law
Cyclist and pedestrian route to be permanent at Grangegorman in Dublin
Some 60 per cent of residents do not have access to car and walk or cycle to commute
Seán O’Casey’s last Dublin home bought by city council to house homeless
Councillors to propose that playwright’s house be used as a cultural centre
Proposal for 14-storey tower beside Victorian market
Council, An Bord Pleanála and city councillors raise concerns about height of scheme
Garda chief warns of ‘Halloween like no other’
Concern over ‘feral gangs’ throwing fireworks as traditional events cancelled
Seán O’Casey’s house to be bought by Dublin City Council
Council has revived plans to use playwright’s house for homeless accommodation
Election 2020: Dublin Central constituency profile
Switch to four-seater with Maureen O’Sullivan not standing opens up race significantly
Maureen O’Sullivan announces she will not run for re-election in Dublin Central
Fianna Fáil, Social Democrats, Greens due to fight for seat held by Gregory group
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
Green plaza for Stoneybatter in BusConnects redesign
Less car traffic will improve public realm, says NTA
Ex-Labour TD Joe Costello settles defamation case with Mail on Sunday
Newspaper apologises for ‘distress and embarrassment’
Howlin’s strategy driven by goal of centre-left alliance
Left-leaning bloc may serve Labour as bargaining chip in future government formation
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
Hearing next months on cost of Kehoe defamation case
Sinn Féin political manager sued RTÉ over comments on Clare Byrne radio show
Defamation judgment may be bad news for talk show guests
RTÉ sought to use defence of fair and reasonable publication, but it was not successful
Ex-IRA member Nicky Kehoe wins €3,500 in RTÉ defamation case
Sinn Féin political manager took action over comments on ‘Saturday with Claire Byrne’ show
Jury sent home in Sinn Féin activist’s defamation case against RTÉ
Counsel says Nicky Kehoe ashamed of IRA past but RTÉ damaged restored reputation
Claire Byrne tells High Court she stands by her judgment call during broadcast
SF political manager Nicky Kehoe claims he was defamed during live radio debate
Meeting to be held over sale of Magdalene laundry to hotel group
‘All memory of what occurred in this place will be erased’ if building sold, says councillor
High Court adjourns Joe Costello case over TD numbers
Former Labour TD claims next Dáil will be unconstitutional unless laws enacted
Next Dáil ‘unconstitutional’ if number of TDs not increased
Ex-Labour Party TD Joe Costello fears election could come before constituency changes approved
Court to hold urgent hearing of Costello case over Dáil numbers
Ex-Labour TD claims number of TDs after a snap election would breach Constitution
Government urged not to bring back the bedsit
Removing ban on single-room occupancy would be ‘regressive and wrong’
Man shot in Dublin was receiving first aid after earlier hit-and-run
Investigators attempting to establish if attack is linked to Kinahan-Hutch gangland feud
Bohemians have refound their soul but face a battle to stay up
The club has survived an existential financial crisis but faces a real struggle this season
Warning of inner city traffic chaos if cars banned from quays
Dublin City Council plans to prohibit cars and lorries from three quays north of Liffey
Student village to replace Park Shopping Centre in Stoneybatter, Dublin 7
Redevelopment of Park Shopping Centre will adjoin part of DIT Grangegorman campus
Howlin denies pact with FF to defeat Government motions
Fine Gael concerned FF and Labour had done deal to co-operate on important motions
Three Ireland ordered to remove Dublin phone mast
Telecom firm claims ruling will cause major service disruptions
Joan Burton expected to resist calls to stand down
Labour Party leader will meet candidates today to discuss the future of the party
Una Mullally: Losing youth vote is part of Labour’s midlife crisis
Labour must ask why the leaders of tomorrow aren’t gravitating towards them
Dublin Central results: Maureen O’Sullivan retains seat in tight contest
Paschal Donohoe and Mary Lou McDonald elected as Gary Gannon loses out on last count
Differing fortunes for Government parties as vote fragments in Dublin
FG now largest party in capital, while Labour has gone from 18 seats to just two or three
Leo Varadkar: it’s up to Opposition to form Government
Taoiseach concedes outgoing Coalition unable to return to power
Joan Burton feeling ‘upbeat and optimistic’ over Labour Party prospects
Tánaiste votes at St Joseph’s School for Deaf Boys on the Navan Road after canvassing earlier
Ministers face struggle to hold on to Dáil seats
Minister for Transport fighting to retain seat in Dublin Central, which is now three-seater
Battle-hardened Mary Fitzpatrick gets doorstep boost
Seats are hard won and memories go back long way in Dublin Central constituency
Miriam Lord: Labour’s gifts to the altar at manifesto launch
Whiff of incense as party sets out its stall in former church at DIT Grangegorman
Dublin City Council unveil plan for redeveloped Dalymount
Staged construction of the 10,000 capacity ground would cost in region of €20 million
HSE boss promises detailed answers over abuse claims
Tony O’Brien apologises for leaving vulnerable adult in inappropriate foster home
Tributes to teenager killed in road crash on Christmas Day
Calls for action on use of scramblers following death of Warren Kenny (16)
Labour should not enter coalition with ‘less than 15 Dáil seats’
Group of Labour TDs says party needs 'critical mass' after election to re-enter government
Alan Kelly ‘wells up’ as he denies leaking Labour data
Poll which appeared in media suggested party on course to lose up to 20 seats
‘No question’ of forced apology to judges over burglary comment
Justice official had said perception was that judges ‘didn’t see burglary as serious offence’
HSE €325m over budget for first nine months of 2015
PAC hears health service not over-staffed or over-managed relative to other countries
Mary Fitzpatrick selected to run for Fianna Fáil in Dublin Central
Heated exchanges at meeting and walk-out staged by small group of people
Fine Gael and Labour to limit election co-operation to vote transfer pact
Some in party believe pact ties it too closely to FG and has been foisted on members
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