The city needs something better: a reincarnation of the 18th-century Wide Streets Commission
Dublin City Council
Derelict properties ‘a magnet for antisocial behaviour and take valuable housing stock out of circulation’ says council
Application lodged with An Bord Pleanála for compulsory purchase of 30 North Frederick Street, which partially collapsed in 2015
Dublin City Council is looking at purchasing the Ulster Bank premises which is on sale for €13.5m
From the Iveagh Market to the Rialto cinema, some of the striking historic buildings around the city that are being allowed to fall to pieces
Street level data gives first view of locations of empty residential, commercial and mixed buildings in Dublin city centre
Edwardian building in Dublin’s Liberties, at centre of legal dispute and vacant for 30 years, to have ‘essential stabilisation works’ undertaken
What was the point of decades-long campaigning to implement cycling-infrastructure in Dublin - only to quickly fill these lanes with motorised vehicles?
Former nightclub manager, who previously said blaze was started maliciously, has not spoken publicly about the disaster for decades
Ireland’s cycling infrastructure is getting an overhaul in order to make cycling more convenient and, even more importantly, safer
Ternary secures planning permission for scheme at corner of Nassau and Kildare Streets
John Darmon, who died while working on a Dublin Fire Brigade ambulance, previously played roles in the War of Independence and Civil War
Call for statue to be moved to Mansion House after ‘please don’t’ is scrawled on chest of figure that tourists are encouraged to rub for good luck
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