Dublin City Council’s night-time economy adviser on challenging conversations, the otherworldliness of Connemara and a burning childhood memory

Councils have long since ceded control of bin collections, but are now focused on compliance

Dylan McGrath’s former restaurant is to become a gastro-pub

Helping to separate electric vehicle myths from facts, we’re here to answer all your EV questions

Corporate winners included the EPA, Drogheda Port Company, Xestra Asset Management, Henry J Lyons, and Spencer Lennox

Open schoolyards at weekends, softer lighting and more places to sit down would help

These banners are intended to advance a pinched and aggressive nativism

Keith Craddock plans 38 bedroom unit block for elderly members of religious orders in need of care in Dublin 4

Dublin councillors are considered how much to increase parking permit charges for residents

Jim O’Callaghan cautious on any demands to take flags down, saying issue has to be handled ‘sensitively’

Dublin City councillors react to plans for annual permit increases likely to prove controversial

€44m ‘quintessentially Irish food market’ to operate seven days a week and open in 2027

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Current blanket fee does not allow for inflation or parking charge increases, says Dublin City Council

National flags erected without permission in move supported by anti-immigration campaigners

Dublin City Council approves plan including 13-storey block ‘to provide high quality residential development at a sustainable density’

But Minister for Housing accused of having ‘brass neck’ in telling city council to zone more land for residential property

Union says pressing on with changes without consulting staff would be ‘not only arrogant and insulting but also reckless’

Already sufficient capacity in development plan to meet city’s housing needs, says senior council official

Heritage body An Taisce seeks action on three prominent city centre locations