Medium-term maintenance programme for structures to cost several million euro

City council identifies problems with textile recycling during Covid-19 pandemic

‘A staggering amount of deaths on the river are accidental’, say Claddagh Watch volunteers

Tirana Letter: Construction of cold war shelters killed more than they ever protected

Restaurants association says businesses should not have to bear sole responsibility for policing diners

Lockdown sees ‘three-fold increase’ in the amount of waste left in public parks

Roads and Traffic directive has warranted removal of 173 bikes in city’s southeast

Wicklow ideal to restore habitats and woodland but destruction is extensive, says author

Kaliningrad Letter: Eight-day e-visa to an oblast does little to make your trip easy

Minutes of council meeting suggest further traffic-free days will not be held

Dublin City Council issued 232 fines for material put up too early or left up too long

Some of the worst moments from one of angriest days in British parliament in memory

A couple’s garden by Dublin’s Royal Canal will lose 18m – and a lot of wildlife habitat

Pedestrians and motorists are the worst offenders, according to monitoring body

Waterways Ireland received complaints after specimen trees removed at Charlemont Mall

Moves to protect bridges from burden of metallic symbols of lasting affection

City council says new units could have wifi hotspots and dynamic digital screens

Campaigner says many attractive fixtures of the city’s northside have been removed

Dublin councillor highlights large number of abandoned shopping trollies in the city

Residents of estate complain about 50 tree stumps in their area

City council report praises group’s efforts but tactics are questioned by anti-cult organisation

Councillor calls for problem to be addressed in areas such as Temple Bar before summer

Artist collective asked that member wore mask during Dublin event

Dublin council study finds teens feel excluded from public places

Audit using GPS co-ordinates to take place next year to identify all unnecessary poles

Workers use footpaths and one-way streets recklessly, claims Cllr Mannix Flynn

Ciarán Cuffe argued longer crossing period better for Dublin’s vulnerable pedestrians

The building could go to market early next year, says Dublin City Council

Another male in his 20s still detained in Naas Garda station over fatal attack

Increase in fast-food outlets and building work disturbing nests adds to rodent problem

Strasburg Terrace residents say mobile app has directed 100 motorhomes their way

Dublin City Council makes 400 inspections regarding unauthorised signs

Gardaí investigating after seat unpopular with businesses was destroyed

Cyclists complain about broken bones following crashes on light rail tracks

Dublin City Council recommends declining Harry Crosbie’s offer of loan of sculpture

Council says work on Opium’s glass roof and smoking area does not have planning permission

Number of fines for bikes breaking red lights and using pedestrian streets doubles

City council analysis on the use of recycling bins returns disappointing waste results

Sound Off: It doesn’t matter how you put stout into a glass, the result is the same

Newspaper editorial praises minister for tackling Ireland’s ‘greatest menace’

Work eventually took place on track near Royal Canal after Irish Rail liaised with clinic

Only time will tell what will happen families pushed off their land in Uganda

Dublin City Council audit raises concerns over paths shared by pedestrians and cyclists

How did the tiny country cope after losing its most famous tourist attraction?

Book review: Islander: A Journey Round Our Archipelago, by Patrick Barkham

One Year On: Introduction of rent predictability measures has had mixed results

Author of Islander less interested in romanticism and more concerned with future of communities

Five times as many trees knocked down in October storm than in other weather events

Councillor says kites used to scare gulls rooftops undermine the skyline of the city

‘Whales are wild animals - they don’t come up and wave their fins at us’

Company agrees to keep quiet in residential area following requests from councillors

Bookies, pubs and restaurants under fire over cigarette butts on ground

Garda chief says decision to step down was because of ‘unending cycle’ of investigations

Irish Rail receives reports concerning assault, theft, noise, vandalism and disruption

‘You need a licence to keep a dog, but you don’t need a licence to keep a tiger’

Councillors have called for protection of plane tree on the grounds of King’s Inns

Documents reveal extent of lobbying over gulls in North Dublin

Sisk claims no satisfactory way of protecting cyclists from injury linked to rail grooves

Draft report claims new corridor could impact on cycling in large parts of the city centre

Property owners need planning permission if changing the use of a building

Campaigners hope 19th century structure can form part of new Liffey blueway

Mother says her toddler was shouted and cursed at while riding his tricycle

Cyclists and walkers to collect parcels from container to be placed on Wolfe Tone Street

Ambulance service records almost weekly events of ‘violence, harrassment, aggression’

Freedom of information documents show 10 local authorities paid €6 million in five years

From the archives: a look-back at the controversial construction of the Central Bank

Reaction: Dublin and rail passengers at stations and bus stops had no notice of action

Met Éireann data shows most weather stations recorded mildest February in five years

Simon Coveney says decision on Gilligan’s HAP application would be for housing officer

ESB confirms some homes will remain without power for a second night following storm

Some 160 containers were en route to China when discovery was made

Campaigners seeking better road infrastructure and traffic management

Cardinal realised mistakes and was willing to apologise for them, says Dr Diarmuid Martin

Draft Bill drawn up to ‘decriminalise abortion’ calls for fine instead of 14-year jail term

Call for new orbital route as congestion predicted to increase on M50, N4 and N7

Terms open up possibility of long running, expensive, unsatisfactory tribunal, says TD

Broad range of areas to be investigated by inquiry under Justice Peter Charlton

Applications from Britain and Northern Ireland up 77% and 71% respectively this year

Minister for Foreign Affairs says is ‘deeply disappointed’ over latest adjournment

Dispute at eight outlets centres around changes to contracts for pre-1996 workers

Council says tenants are failing to meet their obligations despite reasonable charges

Taoiseach says former Fine Gael TD showed ‘exceptional resolve’ in standing up to IRA

Minister for Transport Shane Ross to bring new legislation to Cabinet next week

Councillors approve motion saying Carnegie building should not be commercialised

South Dublin data shows reduction in dog fouling after bag dispensers installed

Watchdog says only outings for residents were to a park across the road and seafront

Father-of-four killed by group of men after firing shots at house in west Dublin

Green Party councillor suggests introducing pine martens to reduce greys on peninsula

Fans express disappointment as Ticketmaster reselling website faces ‘massive demand’

CSO figures show 25.5% of Irish population experienced forced deprivation in 2015

Aoife Delargy Lowe among those offering assistance to immigrants at Dulles airport

Prisoners released in 2016 served on average four years more than those released in 2015

New survey recommends installing Columbarium walls for cremated remains

Polish town testing system of illuminated paths to aid cyclists during night time

19th-century cast-iron structure links Waterstown Park to Farmleigh estate

Gulfstream IV and spare parts sold to US company for total of €471,000

Couple lived in hostels but after one incident, Anthony Quinn says will never stay in one again

Men are being questioned about an international immigrant smuggling network

Letter to Minister for Justice raises fears about the neighbourhood’s reputation