Dublin

At 20 I didn’t know how to make things different, but I knew after I met her things didn’t have to stay the same

Hilary Fannin: Forty years of friendship ensued, our lives criss-crossing, veering off, colliding

Dublin can meet 2050 emission reduction targets, energy agency says

Research from Codema finds the capital has potential to become a net exporter of electricity

Eagle Street forms venture with Harrison Street for build-to-rent project in Dublin docklands

Site will include 554 apartments across nine buildings ranging from three to 15 storeys

Dublin Airport passengers: ‘This is disgraceful. I haven’t slept for 27 hours’

‘It isn’t just the airport. The airlines haven’t got enough people and then everybody goes at the same time’

Planning regulator declines council invite to discuss build-to-rent orders

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

Public hearing to be held on Dún Laoghaire scheme in rare move

Plans for 146 apartments call for changes to protected 19th-century Dun Leary House

Capel Street becomes Dublin’s longest traffic-free street

Some businesses and residents remain doubtful over pedestrianisation benefits

Dublin litter wardens at risk of ‘serious assault’, says council chief

Owen Keegan highlights difficulty of cracking down on litter louts due to attacks on staff

Communities oppose level crossing closures for planned Dart expansion

Dart + West project plans to close six roads to be submitted to An Bord Pleanála shortly

Years of roadworks ahead for Dublin electric upgrade

Fifty kilometres of underground electricity cables to be replaced from 2024

Royal Rail – Frank McNally on the history of ‘Irish State Coach 351’

An Irishman’s Diary

‘Nothing changes bar the route’: Padraig O’Hora ready for qualifiers

Mayo defender reflects on giving up football and then falling deeply back in love with it

Cian O’Sullivan highly optimistic about Dublin’s chances this year

One of the county’s greatest servants believes his former colleagues still a match for the best

Regulator asked to explain opposition to build-to-rent restrictions

Office of the Planning Regulator to be called to meeting of Dublin City Council

Freedom of Dublin city award for boxer Kellie Harrington

Feminist activist Ailbhe Smyth and psychologist Mary Aiken also in line for the honour

Catholic archdiocese criticises Dublin council chief’s objection to rezoning church lands

Owen Keegan recommending against using sites for housing seen as ‘short-sighted’

Tolka Park to remain as sports ground

Dublin City Council chief executive Owen Keegan recommends no change to zoning

Church set to lose battle to rezone more than 30 Dublin churches

Council poised to reject plans to rezone sites, including historic churches, for housing

‘Substantial change’ needed to Dublin transport plan, commuters to tell politicians

Concern at ‘slow and vague timelines’ and absence of Dart Underground and southside metro

Mickey Harte and Louth bracing themselves for big qualifier test

Chastening defeat to Kildare shows Wee County the scale of the task that lies ahead

Dominance of build-to-rent in Dublin ‘unsustainable’, says council chief

City council to defy planning regulator’s warning against build-to-rent curbs

Dublin’s flood defences are protection against rising sea levels

Global sea levels factored into flood defences says senior council engineer

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