Proposal to change name of Orwell Road to Independent Ukraine Road to be dropped
Many locals did not want the move for site of Russian embassy, councillor says
Sandymount residents seek change to BusConnects route
New C-Spine routes come into operation on Sunday along with versatile 90-minute fare
Sinn Féin councillor denies boycott of commemoration for gardaí
City council commemorations committee chair did not go to plaque unveiling
New cyclepath in Ballsbridge would ‘destroy village’, traders claim
Group says removing parking spaces to facilitate ‘vociferous cycling lobby’ is ‘ageist’
Sandymount cycle path a hot topic in Dublin Bay South byelection
Contentious scheme is also the subject of a high-profile High Court legal dispute
Fitzwilliam Square may become public park under council plans
Dublin park, once home to ‘belted earls and their ladies’, may open to great unwashed
No Sandymount cycle path until 2026 if alternative plan pursued – council
Controversial €48m plan shelved by NTA in 2015 following widespread local opposition
Sandymount residents seek Bord Pleanála intervention in cycle trial
Dublin City Council says planning permission is not required for Strand Road path
Proposed Sandymount cycle path delayed after local opposition
Residents argue one-way traffic on Strand Road would clog up village streets
Dublin City Council begins action against Shelbourne Hotel for removing statues
‘Shelbourne Four’ must be ‘freed and reinstated’ – Senator Michael McDowell
Rezoning of Dublin city lands for up to 1,900 homes dropped
Objections from existing residents and city councillors halt plans at four sites
Busted flush: Dublin City Council fails to spend €200,000 fund for public toilets
Money earmarked a year ago to provide facilities in the city centre remains unused
Over €23,000 annual management fee for eight Dublin social homes
City council will pay €2.7m in private management charges next year
Head of Anglicans hopes conservative wing will not spur schism
Archbishop Justin Welby does not wish to talk of Gafcon ‘as though they were the enemy’
James Joyce: Return writer’s remains to Ireland, say Dublin councillors
Dermot Lacey says Dublin Joyceans told him noted author wished to be buried in Ireland
Councillors vote to keep 15% property tax cut in Dublin city
Green Party councillor says tax breaks are being given to millionaires
Tense scenes as rival protests are held at Google HQ in Dublin
Anti-racism campaigners call for stronger action against hate speech online
Reclaiming Dublin Bay land for homes ‘not without merit’
Proposal likely to run foul of environmental worries, says Independent Cllr Mannix Flynn
Cost of shortened Metrolink route will not be clear until ‘end of year’
Taoiseach last week suggested price of rail line may have increased by up to €2bn
BusConnects: 130 at-risk D4 trees festooned with red ribbons
Trees have been proposed for felling under BusConnects plans
Dublin homeowners escaping €16.5m in property tax
Local property tax exemption for owners of new homes ‘undermines tax’s credibility’
D4 homes and embassy to forfeit garden land over BusConnects
Map ‘anomalies’ mean some embassies protected while others not, claims FG councillor
Developer to build 17% more units than expected at RTÉ site
Cairn Homes plans to build 550-600 units on Montrose site, which it acquired in 2017 for €107.5m
More than 90% of homes valued under €300,000 by owners for property tax
Local authorities will decide next month on how much tax to charge in their area
House on one of D4’s most sought-after streets unoccupied for more than a decade
Home on St Mary’s Road ‘empty and in a worsening condition’
Eastern bypass plans could scupper film studio prospects
Road ‘reservation corridor’ required in new Poolbeg development zone
Dublin City Council to meet NTA over College Green traffic problems
Councillors criticise widespread delays following introduction of Luas Cross City
Dublin councils to lose €30m on property tax loophole
FG councillor says exemptions for new homes are unfair, as high earners escape tax
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’
Dublin City councillors vote against ban on flat rate bin charges
Call for waste regulator to be introduced and council to take back control of refuse services
Plan shelved to protect Central Bank building
Dublin City Council defers protection of Sam Stephenson structure to help developer
Ballsbridge found to have ‘astonishing’ vacancy rates
Census records a large number of unoccupied homes in one of State’s most affluent areas
Business organisations slate car ban on parts of Liffey quays
Plan to divert cars to make way for Luas line is ideologically driven, says parking lobby
Fine Gael’s Kate O’Connell to be grilled over Kenny critique
Party activists in Dublin Bay South constituency unimpressed by ‘meandering rhetoric’
‘Garish’ advertising screens to be erected as part of Dublin Bikes deal
Council split on displays, part of deal funding scheme, with opposition from some D4 representatives
No increase in property tax for Dublin city residents
Councillors vote to keep 15% discount in 2016 despite full-charge call from chief executive
Appeal to retain public rental-only plan for O’Devaney Gardens
Workers’ Party councillor Éilis Ryan seeks support for plan against management advice
Councillors demand legal action over pyrite damage
Dublin council faces costs in excess of €7m over structural issues in social housing
Public consultation on busking to take place in Dublin
Ban on amplification up for discussion following complaints from Grafton Street area
Council drops appeal against Poolbeg incinerator judgment
Dublin City Council took action against ruling criticising manipulated waste reports
Former Georgian hotel to be converted into homeless shelter
Longfield’s Hotel building was bought by Dublin City Council for €7m in 2007
Former Georgian hotel to be converted into homeless shelter
Longfield’s Hotel building was bought by Dublin City Council for €7m in 2007
Dublin councillors at odds over homeless hostel plans
Former Fitzwilliam Street hotel earmarked for homeless unit
Creighton says she retains strong grassroots support from FG members
Fine Gael councillor in Dublin South East calls for Creighton to resign from party
Liffey Bridge shortlist down to five
Council considers possible names for new link between Marlborough Street and Hawkins Street
Charity shops to be permitted on Grafton Street
Dublin City Councillors decide not to go ahead with proposed ban
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