New Environment Minister needed for Dublin mayor plan

Campaign group pushes for rescheduling of plebiscite

Phil Hogan denies being to blame for mayor failure

Forum headed by Dublin mayor ‘didn’t do its homework’, Minister for Environment says

Fingal blocks vote on Dublin directly elected mayor

Minister for Environment says consensus not achieved on plebiscite

Brian O’Driscoll and Fr Peter McVerry now expected to protect Dublin from attack

Rugby international and homeless campaigner conferred as freemen of the city

Central Asian festival Nowruz kicks off in Dublin

Festival marks spring equinox on March 21st

Call for 50,000 signatures to reduce Irish food waste

One in four calories produced from food is wasted

Fingal council set to block referendum on directly elected mayor for Dublin

Mayor Kieran Dennison says he wants to ‘protect minority against majority’

Deenihan admits ‘we can do better’ on St Patrick’s festival

Fianna Fáil says organisers should look to enthusiasm and vigour of Fleadh Ceoil

Deenihan expects large crowd for Paddy’s Day despite strike

Minister for Arts nonetheless says planned action at Aer Lingus will affect celebrations

Stephen Roche named as St Patrick’s Grand Marshal

Tour de France, Giro and World Championship winner to lead parade through Dublin

Dublin mayor calls for British legion hall to be saved

Quinn urges Government and council to reach agreement on Killester building

Debate over directly elected Dublin mayor heats up

Councils to vote on whether to put issue to citizens

Divisions over powers of directly elected Dublin mayor

Transfer of control from Ministers ‘would be viewed with particular concern in Cabinet’

Dublin city manager considers public office standards ruling appeal

Commission found Oisín Quinn inadvertently committed minor breaches of ethics legislation

Dubliners support idea of levy on disused sites

Levy under consideration by Government to end land hoarding

Dublin mayor fails in appeal against ethics ruling

Oisin Quinn found to have inadvertently breached legislation

Wet weather sees sunseekers flock to holiday show

Representatives of 50 countries exhibit at RDS including new stands for Sri Lanka and Oman

Nelson may return to Dublin as council mulls new name for Spire

Labour councillor Dermot Lacey says everything was up for discussion

Dublin road maintenance to be cut to fund homeless and disabled

Payments to Poolbeg incinerator consultants also to be scrapped

‘Extraordinary tradition’ of peacekeeping praised

Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin speaks at New Year’s Day Mass of harm caused by gossip

Dublin mayor should take over transport and waste - report

Forum's report on the transfer of powers to be sent to minister this week

Forum approval of mayor plan does not mean public will get to vote

The four Dublin councils will vote on the proposal next March

Major expansion of the Dublin bike scheme begins today

950 new bicycles and 58 additional hire points to be in place by next July

Christmas arrives in Dublin city centre

Lord Mayor Oisín Quinn switches the lights on O’Connell Street tree

Dublin freeman McVerry still wedded to job of ending homelessness

His dog Jack and Sudoku – what more could the campaigning priest want?

Dublin’s Lord Mayor comes to rescue of fainting fireman

Oisín Quinn first on hand to help light-headed fireman at Impac annoucement

Three Irish authors feature on Impac longlist

Donal Ryan, Colm Tóibín and David Park nominated for prestigious literary prize

Brian O’Driscoll and Fr Peter McVerry to be made freemen of Dublin

Rugby star and social justice campaigner chosen by Lord Mayor Oisín Quinn

Dublin councillors could block vote for directly elected mayor

New office would take powers from councils and State agencies, says Hogan

Almost 80 per cent want directly elected mayor of Dublin, early indications show

Public consultation shows leaning towards strong executive mayor

Lord Mayor hopes Dubs can extend Mayo’s All-Ireland agony

‘I think it’s taken Dublin to be successful again to get a big buzz in the city’

130,000 attend historic FlightFest air show

Crowds view Airbus A330 and historic aircraft in Ireland’s biggest air show

‘We may still have the verse but a lovely man has left us’

Hundreds sign book of condolences for Heaney in Dublin

High drama on O’Connell Street in Dublin Lockout commemoration

There have been changes since 1913, but some are still more equal than others . . .

Speedos, yellow hats and little else as Liffey swimmers dive in

Jovial spirits as competitors in annual event take the plunge underneath Butt Bridge

Back for annual Liffey Swim – 70 years after winning race

Event’s oldest surviving winner to be special guest at finish line today

Planning Minister Jan O’Sullivan backs mayor’s proposed vacant site levy

Move designed to prevent land hoarding, which leads to unused sites in city centres

Dublin Horse Show starts with a bang for Irish team manager

Lord Mayor opts for bike over gold carriage in sympathy with Dublin commuters

Plans to revive Spring Show have been shelved

Sunshine boosts attendance at opening day of Dublin Horse Show

Lord Mayor: come on in, the Liffey water is ‘not that clean’

This year’s Liffey Swim will take place on Saturday August 24th marking its 94th year

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