Google Maps says the city already has one, around Parnell Street East. Local traders back the idea of making it an official district of the capital

James McClean agrees with Roy Keane’s harsh assessment after Belarus game

Greenery can increase house prices by 20% and make you feel younger, seminar told

Sidelights of Irish political life: Car parks, farm lanes and enduring absence from home

In some cases there is a duty on a public servant to voice their concerns in public

Alan Kelly accused of being bamboozled by coterie of ‘powerful vested property interests’

May referendum ‘reaffirmed the importance of marriage and family for our society’, Fitzgerald says

This insightful account shows how uniting, strategic, and effective the campaign was

Nama’s plan to build 20,000 houses will help Dublin’s housing crisis, but the capital faces other hurdles as well, according to the city planner

Fitzgerald announces discount for existing unions as Government agrees Marriage Bill

Michael D Higgins signs Thirty-Fourth Amendment following marriage referendum

‘Student accommodation is another area where significant shortages are emerging and a rapidly increased supply is essential’

Irish Human Rights Commission was split over whether to call for teenager’s release

‘There is no call for that type of stuff,’ says local TD Michael Fitzmaurice

Stressing their own experiences gets positive response for Yes side

Vote gives Irish people ‘chance to secure true equality for lesbian and gay people’

Analysis: Vote will be a defining moment in the history of the State, writes Harry McGee

Leo Varadkar becomes the first cabinet Minister in Ireland to be openly gay

A new oral history book by the ‘Irish Times’ columnist Una Mullally looks back on the long campaign that led to the upcoming referendum on same-sex marriage. In this extract, key players recall a 2007 battle between the then coalition ‘partners’ over the introduction of civil partnership

Document ‘excludes more open and positive approach’ of the Pope