Pandemic has allowed county councils to consider possible future developments

We cannot preserve the old everywhere if we are to build a city for more people

How one Dublin residents’ group managed to preserve their area from developers

Catherine Cleary and Una Mullally look at the real cost of the boom in Dublin's hospitality sector

It is important t be aware of the link between economic wealth and tolerance

Capital generates over half of Ireland’s tax income but high rents are killing diversity

Join in Dublin’s Jane’s Walk festival

Documentarian Matt Tyrnauer recounts how Jane Jacobs fought architectural giant Robert Moses and won

Historians and architects to hold events in cities around the world on Sunday

A major redesign of city centre traffic aims to make it less hostile and more walkable

City still dominated by ‘silly’ British planning that prioritises motorists, says Jan Gehl

‘The country will need to move towards new rules of the social game: it must engender true citizens, honest guardians, proper markets and just laws’

A new guidance document from the Department of the Environment cites examples of urban planning that combine new and old to create a rich architecture that retains essential values of the original