Social Democrats councillor Cat O’Driscoll says nobody came to her aid after random assault on Dorset Street

Checks on accommodation centres raised in context of child going missing in Donabate, Co Dublin

Amiens Street property has approval for development of 246-bed space scheme

Jennifer Carroll MacNeill says she has concerns about BAM’s ability to meet its work programme

Teacher group believes up to 100 teachers are affected by job cuts, with many students affected amid uncertainty

Paul Butler (51) suffered fatal head injury after falling to ground during interaction with gardaí

The property occupied by leading retailer Mountain Warehouse and well-known Irish film production company Element Pictures

Victorian buildings on Capel Street and in Phibsborough too much work for small return, councillors told

Suspect aged in his 20s arrested and is being detained at city Garda station

Real charcoal, real heat, and Adana cooked with the kind of focus most places only talk about

The injured man was transferred by ambulance to Beaumont Hospital where he continues to receive treatment

Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock

Underserved and under-resourced parts of the capital are not development opportunities – they’re living, vibrant communities

The historic site deserves more than functional repurposing

There’s an opportunity to turn it into a building that can generate pride, and improve the perception of a space widely regarded as deficient and devoid of imagination

Incentives to developers do work. Take the example of Parliament Street, in the heart of the city

Across from M&L in Dublin 1, this Chinese skewer spot does cumin, cartilage and crisped quail with smoky conviction

Subject property is fully let and generating €200,000 in annual rental income

The store is one of the brand’s 10 busiest and employs 250 people

Four public bodies have paid more than €550,000 to Dublin City Council in levies