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Some 60 per cent of survey respondents supported the cycle and pedestrian path being made permanent. File photograph: Photograph: Alan Betson
Cyclist and pedestrian route to be permanent at Grangegorman in Dublin

The permanent closure to through traffic of the main road outside the new TU Dublin campus at Grangegorman, to improve cyclist and pedestrian safety, (...)

Dublin’s Grafton Street, almost deserted. Increased Covid-19 restrictions in October and November brought parts of the services sector to a standstill. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill
Business recovery remains ‘at the mercy’ of Covid-19

Business activity in Dublin’s private sector decreased in the final quarter of last year, and the outlook remains “at the mercy” of the intensity of C(...)

Cyclist on Strand Road, Sandymount: A two-way cycle route is due to come into operation next month for a six-month trial. Photograph: Crispin Rodwell
No Sandymount cycle path until 2026 if alternative plan pursued – council

The Sandymount coast would be without any cycling facilities until 2026 “at the earliest” if an alternative to Dublin City Council’s Strand Road cycle(...)

The work will be funded as part of a €7.6 million plan to improve walking and cycling safety in Dublin city this year. Photograph: Alan Betson
Car curbs at Grangegorman in Dublin to be made permanent

The closure to through traffic of the main road outside the new TU Dublin campus at Grangegorman, to improve cyclist and pedestrian safety, is expecte(...)

In Dublin, more than 36,000 businesses had their rates waived across four local authorities. Photograph: Tom Honan / The Irish Times
State paid out almost €1bn to waive rates for 121,000 businesses last year

About 121,000 businesses across the State had their local authority commercial rates waived between March and December last year due to the impact of (...)

The council would have been paying an average of €390,000 for the social and affordable housing at Oscar Traynor Road, while the average cost of directly built council homes is €430,000, council’s head of housing Brendan Kenny said. Photograph: iStock
Council construction ‘considerably more expensive’ than private development - report

Social and affordable homes are likely to be “considerably more expensive” at Dublin City Council’s Oscar Traynor Road site if built by the council in(...)

The State’s last affordable housing scheme was discontinued in 2011. Photograph: Chris Ratcliffe/ Bloomberg
Affordable housing subsidy must double for Dublin – housing chief says

Affordable and cost rental housing will not be viable in Dublin unless the State subsidy for its construction is doubled, Dublin City Council’s head o(...)

Mary Berry, with her son Isaac, at their home in Labre Park, Kylemore Road, Dublin. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill
Travellers ‘devastated’ as redevelopment of site in doubt again

Residents of the State’s oldest Traveller housing development are “devastated” after its redevelopment, first promised 21 years ago, has again been th(...)

Development would not see demolition of 1967 office tower as MM Capital does not own the Tesco unit under the tower. Photograph: Tom Honan
Developer in late bid for co-living scheme on Phibsborough shopping centre site

The owners of Dublin’s Phibsborough shopping centre are seeking to redevelop the 1960s complex, long regarded as an eyesore, as a “co-living” scheme r(...)

From bus to bike: Dublin Bus is reportedly considering rolling out an e-scooter service. Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times
Dublin Bus weighs up e-scooters as profits rise at Supermac’s

Developer Johnny Ronan’s company is seeking a meeting with Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien after continually failing to secure planning permissio(...)

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