Plaque erected in Dublin for anti-slavery leader Frederick Douglass
Visit of abolitionist to city commemorated at Eustace Street building where he spoke
Plans to sell rezoned Dublin jam factory site for €25m leave sour taste
Councillors say they were ‘fooled’ into rezoning with ‘sugared’ promises of housing
Dublin City Council to reconsider sale of plot for 850 homes to developer
Councillors asked to approve Glenveagh development of Oscar Traynor lands
Alternative plans for Moore Street proposed by 1916 rising relatives’ group
Campaigners say opportunity exists to avoid another ‘failure’ similar to Wood Quay development
Rift opens in Moore Street group tasked with vision for historic locality
‘Legal status’ of Moore Street Preservation Trust emerges as pressing cause for concern
Dispute over War of Independence plaque at Dublin tenement museum
Council officers oppose move to honour Thomas Bryan, one of the ‘Forgotten 10’
Council to take legal action over O’Rahilly house demolition
Former home of 1916 Rising leader was demolished for apartment development this week
Indecisiveness led to home of The O’Rahilly being demolished
Motion to protect 1916 leader’s house proposed more than one year ago
Plans lodged for demolition of The O’Rahilly house
Developers want to replace historic building at Dublin’s Herbert Park with apartments
City council approves €34m borrowings to fund central depot
After €20m project overrun, cost estimate now stands at €74m for Ballymun facility
Fears for fate of The O’Rahilly house at Dublin's Herbert Park
Grandson of 1916 Rising leader seeks preservation of house amid apartment plans
Rezoning of Dublin city lands for up to 3,500 homes is delayed by council
Dublin City Council reacts following objections from local residents to the plans
Easter Rising: Most Moore Street terraced houses not there in 1916
Survey backs State and developer’s line that a number of the buildings not there at time
Dublin City Council votes to rezone Liberties depot site for housing
Plans for 100 homes at Marrowbone Lane were opposed by a number of councillors
Invitation to Mass a ‘silly mistake’, says National Maternity Hospital
Hospital claims interfaith ceremony will mark inauguration of Master
Israel condemns ‘dangerous’ Seanad vote on settlement goods ban
Irish ambassador Alison Kelly summoned to foreign ministry over ‘populist’ initiative
No apologies needed for provision of Irish services, President says
Higgins says it is a sign of hope that newly arrived immigrants engage with language
Councillors voice opposition to sale of Magdalene site to hotel chain
Dublin City Council says €14m sale is ‘once-off opportunity’ to develop inner-city area
State failed in ‘duty of care’ to Magdalene women - Flanagan
Banquet held in Dublin’s Mansion House for some 230 people incarcerated in laundries
‘An experience of a lifetime’: Tall Ships Regatta comes to Dublin
Tours of ‘amazing’ vessels will be available in Docklands over bank holiday weekend
NI police ombudsman confirms data handover in collusion investigation
Information disclosed to relatives of those killed in Dublin and Monaghan bombings
Voter late registration system ‘an obstacle’ to young
Many of the country’s 31 city and county councils have different registration rules
‘Cost rental’ scheme key part of housing strategy, says Minister
Eoghan Murphy has not yet identified potential sites for more affordable rental option
Moore Street Rising centre is still a ‘top priority’
Josepha Madigan responds as Court of Appeal overturns ‘national monument’ ruling
Group calls for decriminalisation of minor drugs possession by 2022
Ana Liffey chief executive says ‘nimbyism’ remains a factor around placement of drug injecting facility
Taoiseach to give main address at Holocaust commemoration
Event takes place annually on Sunday closest to liberation of Auschwitz by Soviets in 1945
Michael D Higgins ‘our best diplomat’, says Archbishop
Diarmuid Martin praises gardaí, Defence Forces and Naval Service at new year Mass
Bob Geldof would ‘of course’ accept freedom of Dublin if offered it again
Boomtown Rats singer donates Band Aid archive to National Library of Ireland
Bob Geldof should have Freedom of Dublin reinstated, says Martin
Fianna Fáil leader said reasons for giving Geldof award in the first place still remain
Suu Kyi stripped of Freedom of City of Dublin award
Councillors vote to strike Myanmar leader from roll of honour
Catalans in Ireland to protest against referendum violence
‘It is so humiliating... to see your neighbours, friends and compatriots being beaten like dogs’
Dominick Street regeneration cost increases by €10 million
Social housing rebuilding priced at €22m in 2016 seeks additional funds for completion
Dublin team’s homecoming to take place in Smithfield
Lord Mayor praises All-Ireland winning team as ‘one of the best we have ever seen’
Eoghan Murphy ‘not hiding’ from Dublin City Council
Criticism for failing to attend council meeting unfair, says Minister for Housing
Murphy criticised for not attending Dublin council meeting
Minister accused of treating council with ‘contempt’, ‘ignorance’ and ‘arrogance’
State clearly needs to do more about homelessness, says Murphy
Minister urges councils to come up with ‘tailored’ solutions ahead of emergency summit
Bye bye, Bang Bang: a great Dublin eccentric gets his due
Plaque erected to Thomas Dudley, a playful son of the city who always stuck to his guns
Takeaway firm Just Eat pays €2.25m to sponsor Dublin Bikes
Assistant council chief says money will help to fund expansion of service around city
SF Mícheál Mac Donncha elected new Dublin Lord Mayor
Fine Gael’s Stephen Keary elected Limerick mayor despite petition seeking his withdrawal from the contest over comments about non-nationals
Patrick Pearse 1916 surrender letter sells for €299,000
Sale a ‘disgusting’ example of historical documents in private hands, says Ferriter
Boylan resigns: says maternity hospital row like ‘episode of Father Ted’
Doctor resigns from board of NMH, saying it is ‘blind to consequences’ of St Vincent’s move
New Priory apartments could be empty for Christmas
Councillors must approve sales on Monday night to allow new owners to move in
Board’s future at Hugh Lane Gallery called into question
Dublin City Council study says lack of clarity may prompt Hugh Lane board’s dissolution
Calls to disband Artane School of Music ‘attention-seeking’
Cllr Mannix Flynn accused of trying to visit sins of the past on band’s present generation
Labour TDs’ confidence boosted by poll findings
Red C poll suggests enough voters do not want to risk change in government
Fianna Fail add Sean Haughey to Dublin Bay North ticket
Former minister of state narrowly lost selection convention to Deirdre Heaney
Dublin city councillors in favour of mayoral plebiscite
50 out of 52 councillors want public vote to go ahead
Dublin city councillors reverse €9m in proposed cuts to homeless, disabled
Councillors reject housing rent increase and maintain rents at 2013 levels
Abortion poses greatest threat to SF unity since ‘peace process’
Party’s árdfheis debates a number of issues including revised Croke Park deal
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