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Over 4,000 Dublin households told to disclose waste management details or face fines
More CCTV cameras are due to be rolled out in north Co Dublin area to catch illegal dumpers
CCTV finally installed to catch dumpers in Dublin’s worst litter black spot
Cameras switched on in recent days at Belvedere Place, Sherrard Street Lower and Summer Street North
One Night in Dublin ... out with the city’s street cleaners: Smashed bottles, vomit, urine and worse
An early morning start with Dublin City Council’s army of sweepers, power-washers and vacuum-cleaners
Séamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney family group was paid €24m in three months for homeless and refugee housing
McEnaney Group growing fast with tens of millions in turnover and growing property portfolio, public documents show
Seamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney group earns more than €10m in three months for housing Dublin homeless
Change in council policy sees first disclosure of payments to providers of emergency accommodation for homeless
‘It’s for future generations of kids’: Olympic star Kellie Harrington joins locals opposing housing plans on ‘vital’ playground
Proposed development on Dublin’s Portland Row is ‘brilliant’, but locals are ‘devastated’ at loss of space used for play and sports
Boy who suffered catastrophic injuries after fall at park settles case with €3.3m interim payment
Child needs round-the-clock care after accident and will be wheelchair user for life, High Court hears
Dublin city’s first static speed camera to begin operating in Dolphin’s Barn
The camera will be in operation from next Friday
School says 14-storey office block would have ‘negative impact’ on its ability to deliver high-quality education
Plan envisages 14-stoery office block scheme
Planning permission granted for new library to serve Crumlin and Drimnagh
Councillor criticises ‘nonsense’ online claims over adjoining site earmarked for social housing
Some people knew about the Magdalene Laundries, some didn’t - but the silent majority knew not to know
In a fourth universe, those who knew insist no ordinary people had any agency to take on the Church and the State
Liffey Swim: Dispute over running of annual event resolved, High Court hears
Leinster Open Sea had sought orders restraining Swim Ireland from holding both Liffey and Dún Laoghaire Harbour Swim
After 20 years of neglect, a notorious Dublin building can finally be brought back to life
Dublin council becomes legal owner of former Neary’s pub and hotel on Parnell Street after dispute resolved
Dublin’s new tallest building: This tower of darkness should never have been allowed
College Square was redesigned to give its residential block more impact. Why did An Bord Pleanála make such a misguided decision?
Dublin city homeowners’ Local Property Tax bills to rise next year
Dublin city councillors abandon discounts, with homeowners facing increases of between €18 and €797
Dublin City Council to contribute €250,000 for American college football game at Aviva Stadium
Financial assistance should have been ‘more transparent and a lot more debated’, councillor says
David McWilliams on how ‘big incentives’ to build could save Dublin city
Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock
Plenty of people will happily live in a smaller, darker unit if the price is right
Restrictions have been lifted in response to developers’ demands. But what exactly are we all getting for this risk? Who will hold them to account?
Drury Street hotel plans for vacant office block hit by local concerns about on-street drinking
Balrath Investments is seeking to change the use of the first to fourth floor levels from vacant office at Maryland House
Work begins on €44m Dublin city food market for 80 stalls in revamped Victorian space
Revamped retail market due to open mid-2027, a decade after planning permission was granted for work
Tourists ‘can’t get their heads around’ Dublin nightclubs closing at 2.30am, night mayor says
Recent report says nightclub sector is ‘downsizing’ but industry members are hopeful about ‘vibrant’ pockets
‘The stress is inhumane’: Second Dublin council pauses scheme to buy homes of tenants at risk of homelessness
Fingal County Council has exhausted its budget for the scheme, having purchased 33 homes
The real Temple Bar: Thriving cultural quarter or ‘a violent post-apocalyptic place’?
Business leaders argue that the district is moving in the right direction and reject a judge’s recent stark depiction of it as a ‘no-go area’
Hines puts price of more than €64m on sale of 113 apartments in Clonliffe scheme to council
Revised plans for 10-year permission submitted
CCTV cameras to catch Dublin city’s dumpers not installed due to row between council departments
Row between Dublin City Council’s waste and public lighting departments behind delay, councillors told
Apartment size reductions offer ‘small, dark’ and ‘sad vision’ for Dublin, councillors say
City councillors seek ‘urgent meeting’ with Minister for Housing to discuss proposed changes
‘It was such an obvious thing to do’: Pedestrians and cyclists reclaim Dublin’s Parliament Street
Overnight transformation ends car dominance of Temple Bar street
Dublin’s Guinness Enterprise Centre agrees deals to help start-ups expand internationally
The Liberties-based centre has 25 existing agreements with national and international hubs
Dublin electric car owner ordered to remove ‘unauthorised’ charging arm by council
Man says order is ‘incredibly frustrating’ and ‘completely at odds’ with Government drive to switch to EV
Institute of Education’s profit rises to €8.5m following acquisition by Dukes Education
Dukes Education paid more than £8m (€9.3m) to acquire Bruce College in Cork, UK filings also show
Cavan’s Ray McAdam is elected Lord Mayor of Dublin
Fine Gael politician becomes city's 358th Lord Mayor, securing three-in-a-row for party
Dublin’s Independent House earmarked for student housing under new plan
Dublin City Council signs off on proposals including nine storey block
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