Dublin City Council

Plan has split interest groups, with Irish Parking Association claiming it is ‘anti-car’ while cycling community praises improvements to public realm

Draft Dublin City Centre Transport Plan lacks detail but has seeds of a pedestrian, cyclist and public transport-friendly city

Cars to be banned from more areas to allow extra space for cyclists, pedestrians and public transport

Ardstone planning 636 homes in Milltown

Drivers in Dublin spent 145 hours in traffic 2022, more than those in any other city in the world. Will a congestion charge force cars out of the city centre?

We are in a doom-loop media cycle about the state of Dublin, with hyperbolic and classist commentary focusing on crime. Dublin City Council must focus on community and culture

On Sunday horse owners travelled to Smithfield Horse Fair in Dublin from near and far to show their support for a tradition that they say is under threat from recently introduced bylaws

Dublin City Council voiced ‘serious concerns’ over original proposals

Pilot scheme saw secure bicycle parking units in 12 areas, including Portobello and Stoneybatter

Fourteen Dublin locations, including rail hubs, identified for ‘intensive’ development of 130,000 homes

Glen Dimplex chairman’s Howth home on market for €8.75m after €1.25m price cut

Area plagued by ‘industrial scale’ drug dealing, assaults and muggings, says business and residents group

State’s first large-scale district heating scheme could be ready to come into operation by 2025, according to Minister

There is a world of difference between Banksy’s works and the moronic squiggles known as tags

City council and Google partner up to make the capital ‘first city in the world’ to use AR technology for tourism

Dog fouling ‘a huge issue for people who are blind or vision impaired’, NCBI says

Eamon Waters’s Sretaw wanted to add a penthouse to its forthcoming Chancery Hotel in Dublin

Family appealing Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council decision to Ombudsman

Violent and antisocial behaviour along with lack of forethought for city’s future threaten capital’s standing for tourism, say leading retailers, cultural bodies and business organisations

Dublin City Council grants permission to Jamie and Lucy Rohan to revamp the property

Failure to have open as anchor tenant was attributed by developer Harry Crosbie to the collapse of the development

Dublin City Council to widen footpath and improve street design

Pub operator proposed barrier as solution to noise issue at beer garden attached to Keavan’s Port hotel

Eamon Waters-owned hotel group wants to develop site known as Textile House

Q&A: Local authorities say they are clamping down; holiday site listings suggest they may not be having as much success as they thought

Have your say: The capital seems to be at one of its periodic crossroads. Share your thoughts on what you think the city needs

Many Irish people would welcome the demise of Dublin. Sadly, that includes lots of Dubliners, writes Trevor White

Architectural conservation advisers take a look at the highlights of one of the capital’s main streets

Cabhrú has already issued tenders for demolition of McSweeney House on Berkeley Street in Phibsborough

Non-profit organisations and the general public will also be able to use the bikes for free

Call comes as permission expires for Aldborough House office redevelopment

Enshrining the right to housing in the Constitution won’t make the executive suddenly able to solve the housing crisis - all it will do is enrich the legal profession

Technological innovations tackle health and social challenges in Dublin

Irish revolutionary figure and Proclamation of Independence signatory was a key player in the Irish freedom movement

GAA fans invited to Smithfield Square to celebrate All-Ireland win

Last week’s attack on an American visitor prompted shock, anger and claims that streets in the capital are increasingly unsafe. Traders, residents and gardaí share their views on the day-to-day reality

The island has been enjoyed by pleasure-seekers, sportspeople and nature-lovers, but the greater context in which its history will be forged is the wider story of climate change

Site consortium has selected Sisk to build the first phase of the Dublin 4 development, which will include 570 homes

Social media giant cites ‘security considerations’ as it seeks permission to use space for employees and designated visitors only

Scheme on old bakery site has been reconfigured to make 60 per cent of units build-to-rent