Additional services to Drogheda, Celbridge, Maynooth envisaged in expansion of service

Windows broken at house once lived in by Rising leader The O'Rahilly

Those from lower income households least likely to cycle, despite being less likely to own a car

CCTV to be installed at Luke Kelly sculpture later this week

Shops and apartments to be built on site which is designated as a future metro station

Fianna Fáil’s Paul McAuliffe leaves office for Dáil

Development on convent lands in Clondalkin will undermine historic village, locals claim

Johnny Ronan’s development company to appeal High Court ruling

Developer Kieran Gannon wants to stop existing scheme and build taller blocks

Paul Reid calls for Metrolink to Swords to go ahead independent of southern section

Council considering seeking judicial review of plaza refusal

Dublin Port relocation ‘a golden opportunity to create a modern high-density city within the city’

Poolbeg site to become cultural ‘precinct’ perhaps with film studio under council plans

Some coroners paid on the double while undertaker services not subject to tender

Family circumstances and loss of private rental accommodation among key factors

One in five tenants occupy houses too big for their needs, finds Dublin council report

A number of trees will be felled to accommodate the development

AA says Dublin City Council has ‘blind spot, to the point of being spiteful’ when it comes to cars

University wants to build taller apartment blocks from five to 10 storeys in height

A plan hatched in the early 1990s became bogged down in problems and objections

Room at hotel not big enough as 350 Beacon apartment residents try to attend agm

Simon Coveney vowed 300 homes would be built or under construction by end of 2016

Current 30km/h limit on some city roads is ‘ridiculous’ and adds to congestion, says group

Former fire-trap apartments sell in days for half of what they cost in the boom

New three-year social housing budget, to provide 1,780 homes, rises by 90% to €796m

Plans four years in making to be redesigned with cyclists using backstreets initially

Regular commuters into the city complain of poorly maintained surfaces and badly designed cycle lanes

Tenders for 131 houses for homeless families cancelled due to ‘insufficient applicants’