Sinn Féin leader criticises ‘excessive’ number of build-to-rent units in Dublin Arch scheme
Ballymore project has too few social housing units, says Mary Lou McDonald
White-water rafting scuppered by costs, delays and icy sentiment
Alternative water project for Dublin’s George’s Dock might not be dead in water
Cobblestone: Pub owner ‘eternally grateful’ as redevelopment plan refused
Demolition of part of Dublin traditional-music pub ‘would set an undesirable precedent’
Community fund being used to pay for Garda overtime
Annual fund of €6.5m designed to regenerate deprived areas of north inner city Dublin
Harrington to make final leg of long trip home by open top bus
Boxer touches down with other athletes in Dublin on Tuesday afternoon
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
Truce of 100 years ago, which ended War of Independence, marked at Mansion House
Lord Mayor of Dublin Alison Gilliland lays wreath to mark centenary
Council approves sale of Dublin’s Plough Pub at €380,000 loss
Apartments to be developed at site opposite Abbey Theatre following €550,000 sale
Wreaths laid to commemorate victims of North Strand bombing
Survivors of second World War bombing recall ‘traumatic’ night of destruction
City councillors block sale of Dublin's Plough Pub
Council wanted to sell Plough Pub for construction of apartments it would then rent
Plans for co-living scheme at protected modernist building rejected
Nine-storey development would have negative impact on Hendron’s Building in Broadstone
Fintan O’Toole: Dublin city – facing its third great abandonment – must be reimagined
Dublin’s inner city could soon become a ghost town – or reoccupied as a living public space
Co-living scheme planned for protected modernist building in Dublin
Application was made two weeks before ban on shared accommodation became law
Proposal for 14-storey tower beside Victorian market
Council, An Bord Pleanála and city councillors raise concerns about height of scheme
Plan to turn Moore Street cafe into bookmakers refused
Local businesses, Moore Street market traders and politicians objected to the Ladbrokes’ plans
Top handball arena to open at Croke Park after 30-year dispute
Bertie Ahern chairs board of new centre, which was used as Covid-19 testing centre
Plan to buy Seán O’Casey house for homeless shelved due to funding issues
Council ‘not overly confident’ money to buy property could be secured due to Covid-19
Council’s public art chief not for shifting statue of Luke Kelly
Despite recent episode of vandalism sculpture a ‘site specific work’, says Ruairí Ó Cuív
Man in the muddle: Niall Boylan assumes surprising moderating role
Defiant farmers cause 4FM presenter to drop the F-bomb, but his shock jock instincts remain
White water, white elephant? Cost of planned Dublin rafting course doubles to €23m
City councillors will decide whether to approve the George’s Dock project next month
€12m white-water rafting plan for Dublin city resurfaces
Council makes new attempt to develop project labelled a ‘white elephant’ by ex-mayor
Ballybough assault: Pensioner critical with spinal and brain injuries
Arrested man has been released without charge and file is being prepared for DPP
Pop-up service to open near Hyde & Seek creche in Ballybough
Garda-vetted volunteers will provide temporary childcare free of charge
Dublin Port calls in private investigators over credit card spending ‘leak’
Executives ran up bills of more than €500,000 last year, according to reports
Sentry boxes for GPO in Dublin's O'Connell street revival plan
Revival group’s plans for Dublin main thoroughfare include 50 benches and illuminating the Spire
Student protest calls on Government to take radical action on climate crisis
Thousands of students around the country take to the streets to demand action
Biodiversity day: Handbook for students to explore biodiversity in local parks
New €200k nature fund set up ‘to develop and action community biodiversity plans’
Miriam Lord: Bare necessities as O’Sullivan canvasses door to door
Naturist warning, Mansion House drink, Stepaside JCB, Daly and singing politicians
Lord Mayor invites pub patrons to Mansion House
Two weeks before elections 50 visitors enjoy ‘an evening of refreshments, food and music’
Where does the world’s best steak come from?
World Steak Challenge moves from London to Dublin this year with 300 entries from more than 20 countries in four continents taking part
Dublin mayor’s companies raised a lot of money but never struck gold
Court records show Nial Ring has been defendant in 16 sets of High Court proceedings since 2004
Parnell Square plan with new library and plaza is approved
Development is expected to cost about €110m - almost double its original estimate
Dublin memorial to 13,000 Irishmen killed in WW1 in Flanders opened
Garden honours Irishmen who fought to ‘restore liberties’ says Flemish politician
Dublin bridge renamed after stained-glass artist Harry Clarke
Mayor unveils plaque in Cabra in tribute to ‘internationally renowned’ craftsman
Dublin City Council’s first urban farm opens at St Anne’s Park
Working farm gives Dubliners chance to learn about raising animals and growing food
1916 relatives ‘sickened’ by Saoradh march through Dublin
Dissident republican group ‘not representative’ of ideals of those who fought in 1916
Easter Rising’s 103rd anniversary is marked in Dublin
President leads commemorations at GPO following ceremony at Glasnevin Cemetery
Dublin Literary Award: Two Irish authors shortlisted for world’s most valuable books prize
Sally Rooney and Bernard MacLaverty shortlisted for the €100,000 prize
Sun shines as thousands from around the globe relish St Patrick’s Day in Dublin
Thousands throng streets of capital in dizzying array of green-themed attire
Dublin Lord Mayor rejects Freedom of the City proposal for Greta Thunberg
Swedish climate activist and founder of school strike movement nominated for Nobel
Seán O’Casey’s last home to be used to house Dublin’s homeless
Playwright wrote works including ‘The Plough and the Stars’ in the North Circular Road house
An Evening with Edna O’Brien tops One City One Book 2019 events
Programme launched for Dublin festival, this year celebrating ‘The Country Girls Trilogy’
North inner city Dublin areas like a drug ‘supermarket’ at times - Lord Mayor
Ana Liffey Drug Project begins information campaign on street tablets such as benzodiazepines
Fianna Fáil election candidate apologises for ‘gypsy’ comment
Prominent party activist Brian Mohan said comment was “ill-advised” and wrong
Councillors approve Dublin city centre parking fee increases
Certain city centre parking rates will increase by about 10% from July 1st
Homeless campaigner Anthony Flynn to contest local elections
Inner City Helping Homeless founder to run as Independent in Dublin north inner city
Luke Kelly remembered with two statues unveiled on the same day
The Dubliners’ singer who died 35 years ago on Wednesday is commemorated in Dublin
The story behind Dublin’s two new Luke Kelly sculptures
The works are unveiled on Wednesday, on north and south sides of the river Liffey
Airbnb hosts in Dublin invited to Mansion House reception
Lord Mayor Nial Ring defends event amid crackdown on short-term lettings
‘People’s Dáil’ called to mark centenary of parliament’s first meeting
Union head says democratic programme drawn up 100 years ago has been ‘ditched’
Vandalising of 1916 plaque ‘shocking and upsetting’
Granite plaque was unveiled in December to commemorate Irish Volunteers from locality
White-water rafting plan a ‘white elephant’, says Dublin Lord Mayor
City council plans €12m water sports facility for George’s Dock
An ordinary bloke with many talents: Remembering Jer O’Leary
‘Will forever be remembered for his unstinting political activism’ - President Higgins
New exhibition challenges how people see drug users
‘I used to self harm trying to deal with it and I would overdose on whatever drugs I could’
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