Office of Public Works

Almost a century after it was first planned, a pedestrian bridge will soon cross Dublin’s river Liffey, linking the Irish National War Memorial Garden(...)

More than €31 million of taxpayers’ money was overpaid by the Office of Public Works (OPW) in five property deals over a four-year period, an internal(...)

An office building rented by the Office of Public Works and occupied by the Register of Births, Deaths & Marriages on Lombard Street East in Dubli(...)

Phoenix Park has reopened 15 hours ahead of schedule following an extensive overnight clean-up operation following the papal mass. Work began at 8 pm(...)

Large-scale road closures will be in place in the city centre and around the Phoenix Park for Pope Francis’s visit to Ireland later this month. When(...)

The State’s rental bill for office accommodation has increased by 10 per cent in three years, with further rises expected if Dublin becomes a destinat(...)

More than half of all official Garda residences around the country are lying empty. The latest survey of barracks and houses attached to stations, ca(...)

A teacher caught in “unprecedented” flooding in Galway city during the week has suggested that sirens could be used to warn the public to get out of t(...)

The State’s major heritage sites were among the venues closed all day on Monday due to the severe weather warning. The Office of Public Works, which (...)

Redevelopment plans for the former Screen Cinema in Dublin would create an “overbearing and imposing mass of office building” and have a negative impa(...)