Dublin City Council

Project includes 187 build-to-rent units

New project would include a 50-metre, five-lane lap pool, sauna and changing areas

City councillors vote in favour of a motion to increase the number of homes which must meet build-to-sell standard to 60 per cent

Inner city areas are suffering trauma relating to drug debt intimidation and addiction, gardaí told

Bagbin reduces litter when ‘used properly’ but ‘challenges’ remain with wider roll-out, report finds

Seven years in business, the Dublin Inquirer has picked up a European Press Prize

Planned development on site of former Israeli embassy envisages 10-storey office block

City councillors of all parties and Independents said regulator’s ‘snub’ for second time was ‘affront to democracy’

Proposed development envisages 927 apartments being built

What does it say about a broader value system when public buildings for artists seem to only be viable when there’s a large corporate entity involved

Experts on how to combat the high cost of living in Dublin city

Niall Cussen concerned Dublin City Council meeting could spur requests from others

Escalation in feud between two rival drug-dealing gangs after arson attacks

Zoned land tax should be raised beyond planned 3% rate, new report to recommend

Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara of Grafton Architects on their passion for design

Legislation using the planning system to curb boom in holiday lets isn’t working