Dublin City Council

Existing blocks set to be demolished and 163 new homes constructed on Dorset Street Upper

Appeals body declines to accept recommendation from its inspector and rules against 24-storey office scheme

Dublin City Council issued 36 prohibition notices to landlords last year, while Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council issued 24

Group to focus on improving public realm, public safety and public transport north and south of Liffey

Funeral for legendary actors’ agent; CRH chief’s home renovations troubles; Phil Hogan joins Irish lobbying register; a financial blow for the IRFU, and a tough job at RTÉ

Independent councillors sought to rerun public consultation but Green and Labour councillors said doing so would delay improvements

Meeting involving Ministers, gardaí and Dublin City Council agreed on new search for State land to house estimated 200 asylum seekers living in tents in city centre

US software company will instead look for an existing development in Dublin for new headquarters

Caio Benício will be standing as a Fianna Fáil candidate in the local elections

Caio Benicio had been working when he witnessed the attack on November 23rd

The Disabled Drivers Association (DDAI) is calling on city and county councils nationwide to implement the new scheme to ‘combat the misuse of accessible parking bays’

Victorian building should be transferred to Dublin City Council for housing or cultural use, councillor says

Some of the most moving testimonies came at the inquests’ opening

Survey of 200 businesses conducted by S&P Global indicates an increase in commercial activity levels between January and March

Publican in dispute with council over validity of documentation for extension fit-out works

Cllr Dermot Lacey says locals concerned about ‘heavy building’ in area

Device that projects across a footpath ‘high risk to public liability’

Bluebell Waterways apartments will be on side of former canal water ponds in Dublin 12, used in the past to make Guinness

Project planned for site of former Holy Cross seminary on Clonliffe Road

If the Oireachtas wishes to effectively impose on prior encumbrancers the derelict sites levy, then it is incumbent on it to do so clearly, judge rules

In the News podcast

Bachelors Walk and Aston Quay will be restricted to public transport only, says council’s head of traffic

Richard Shakespeare, who had a ‘baptism of fire’ during the Dublin riots, lays out his plans for a safer, cleaner, less rundown city

The city’s newest food market will be better than the English Market in Cork, says city chief Richard Shakespeare

The development, declined by Dublin City Council planners, has been dubbed a ‘Silicon Docks’ style scheme

In the News podcast

Site opposite Coombe Hospital is an example of how long-term dereliction is tolerated

Not enough gardaí to police the capital’s streets, says Dublin City Council chief executive Richard Shakespeare

More than 6,000 applications received through the Crói Cónaithe scheme by end of 2023

The Marrowbone Lane depot site has been derelict for more than a decade as the arguments about what should go there go back and forth

‘Government refuses to acknowledge that at the heart of the housing crisis is an affordability crisis’, Social Democrats Cian O’Callaghan says

Sinn Féin accuses Coalition of adopting London-style congestion charges in the absence of adequate public transport

Given the choices we face, younger people are more likely to put climate at the top of the political agenda

Judge orders Green Label Short Lets Ltd to make charity donation and contribute to Dublin City Council’s costs

Unusually varied list also includes Jonathan Escoffery’s debut, If I Survive You

Aine Wellard spent €50,000 adapting her home on Townsend Street, Dublin

You don’t need to go to Berlin or Paris to see what could have been. You only need to get the Dart to Dún Laoghaire

Men, including Palestinians, were left with one toilet between 100 on arrival in ‘bitterly cold’ Crooksling

The fourth Earl of Iveagh has been prominent in trying to resolve the long-running debacle over the ‘fabulous’ but dilapidated site and hopes soon he will ‘not see the weeds inside, the trees growing up on the rafters’

OTR Development Company had applied for 330 apartments and other accommodation at the Coolock chocolate factory’s former pitch and putt course