Local businesses, Moore Street market traders and politicians objected to the Ladbrokes’ plans

Bertie Ahern chairs board of new centre, which was used as Covid-19 testing centre

Council ‘not overly confident’ money to buy property could be secured due to Covid-19

Despite recent episode of vandalism sculpture a ‘site specific work’, says Ruairí Ó Cuív

Defiant farmers cause 4FM presenter to drop the F-bomb, but his shock jock instincts remain

City councillors will decide whether to approve the George’s Dock project next month

Council makes new attempt to develop project labelled a ‘white elephant’ by ex-mayor

Arrested man has been released without charge and file is being prepared for DPP

Garda-vetted volunteers will provide temporary childcare free of charge

Executives ran up bills of more than €500,000 last year, according to reports

Revival group’s plans for Dublin main thoroughfare include 50 benches and illuminating the Spire

Thousands of students around the country take to the streets to demand action

New €200k nature fund set up ‘to develop and action community biodiversity plans’

Naturist warning, Mansion House drink, Stepaside JCB, Daly and singing politicians

Two weeks before elections 50 visitors enjoy ‘an evening of refreshments, food and music’

World Steak Challenge moves from London to Dublin this year with 300 entries from more than 20 countries in four continents taking part

Court records show Nial Ring has been defendant in 16 sets of High Court proceedings since 2004

Development is expected to cost about €110m - almost double its original estimate

Garden honours Irishmen who fought to ‘restore liberties’ says Flemish politician

Mayor unveils plaque in Cabra in tribute to ‘internationally renowned’ craftsman

Working farm gives Dubliners chance to learn about raising animals and growing food

Dissident republican group ‘not representative’ of ideals of those who fought in 1916

President leads commemorations at GPO following ceremony at Glasnevin Cemetery

Sally Rooney and Bernard MacLaverty shortlisted for the €100,000 prize

Thousands throng streets of capital in dizzying array of green-themed attire

Swedish climate activist and founder of school strike movement nominated for Nobel

Playwright wrote works including ‘The Plough and the Stars’ in the North Circular Road house

Programme launched for Dublin festival, this year celebrating ‘The Country Girls Trilogy’

Ana Liffey Drug Project begins information campaign on street tablets such as benzodiazepines

Prominent party activist Brian Mohan said comment was “ill-advised” and wrong

Certain city centre parking rates will increase by about 10% from July 1st

Inner City Helping Homeless founder to run as Independent in Dublin north inner city

The Dubliners’ singer who died 35 years ago on Wednesday is commemorated in Dublin

The works are unveiled on Wednesday, on north and south sides of the river Liffey

Lord Mayor Nial Ring defends event amid crackdown on short-term lettings

Union head says democratic programme drawn up 100 years ago has been ‘ditched’

Granite plaque was unveiled in December to commemorate Irish Volunteers from locality

City council plans €12m water sports facility for George’s Dock

‘Will forever be remembered for his unstinting political activism’ - President Higgins

‘I used to self harm trying to deal with it and I would overdose on whatever drugs I could’