Jim Keogan

O’Devaney Gardens regeneration to be revived

Problematic Dublin estate one of four to be developed for new form of ‘public housing’

Dublin councillors vote to prevent Clerys change of use

City representatives pass motion to stop department store from being used for offices or hotel

Donohoe criticises ‘disproportionate’ bus strikes

Minister says industrial action will harm employees as well as firms and commuters

Derelict sites worth €15 million in 46 locations in Dublin city

Council is investigating 630 sites in city which could warrant inclusion on Derelict Sites Register

Plans for historic Dublin market approved by city councillors

Historic fruit and vegetable market will now offer continental-style food service

Council sees no reason to change standards

Claims apartment standards hold back development are ‘simplistic, premature’

Dáil transport committee to discuss Garth Brooks concerts

Owen Keegan raised concern about GAA affiliations of members

Plans for historic Dublin market to be lodged next month

Historic fruit and vegetable market to house continental-style food market in 2015

Dublin city councillors advised to facilitate controversial scheme by the ESB

State-owned company must secure ‘variation’ of city plan

Developers to be allowed build houses instead of apartments in Dublin zones

Densities lowered for two major land banks

New life for Dublin’s south Georgian core

Dublin council to commission design templates for 200 historic townhouses

€700, 000 to save Dublin’s historic buildings

Grants available for owners of protected structures for the first time in four years

Grangegorman development stalls over petrol station

Plans for the main entrance to DIT to be redrawn around garage

Dublin’s Victorian fruit market to be redeveloped

Wholesalers to share building with a continental-style market and cafes

Practical plan for Dublin market has realistic chance of success

Boom-era scheme was never about the food

Charity shops to be permitted on Grafton Street

Dublin City Councillors decide not to go ahead with proposed ban

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