Coolock violence: Fifteen people appear in court after anti-immigration protests
Scenes followed earlier fire at makeshift camp near site earmarked for asylum-seeker accommodation
Councillors condemn Coolock violence and criticise authorities’ handling of situation
Councillors call for ‘urgent’ meeting with Department of Immigration
Fingal affordable home buyers in ‘limbo’ one year after selection for State-subsidised scheme
Buyers say they were told houses in Hayestown would be ready last January
Affordable housing: Dublin City Council bows to pressure with new lower prices at Oscar Traynor Woods
Three-bed house will go on offer for just under €361,000 at Coolock development with council taking a higher equity stake
Traffic plan will cost Dublin €400m a year, says report for traders opposed to car curbs
Economic analysis submitted to council chief Richard Shakespeare warns of job losses
Gardaí seize more than €1m in cash and crypto currency in Galway raids
Searches carried out on Monday at a number of premises in Tuam and in Moycullen
Developer will not get ‘one more penny’ for higher price on Oscar Traynor homes
New prices for affordable housing scheme in Coolock relate to increased market values, says council
Dublin Bus chief urges city council executive not to ‘water down’ Dublin City Centre Transport Plan
Several hundred people attend protest outside City Hall seeking full implementation of traffic measures
Dublin City Council chief spurns commuter, environmental and health groups opposed to watering down of transport plan
Richard Shakespeare ‘unavailable’ to meet civil society groups concerned about changes to and potential delay of proposals
Dublin City Centre Transport Plan: Council urged to reverse ‘last minute changes’ to proposal
Civil society groups seek meeting with Dublin City Council chief executive Richard Shakespeare
Eamon Ryan warns against diluting or delaying Dublin transport plan
Minister for Transport hits out at politicians seeking advantage by ‘playing on concerns’ about impact on business of traffic management changes
Watered-down Dublin traffic plan should allay traders’ fears
Just three buildings on a 50m section of Dublin Liffey quays will not have direct car access
Pricing of ‘affordable homes’ at €475,000 defended by council
State-subsidised housing in Coolock, north Dublin was advertised last week at prices 55% above 2021 level
Dublin councillors seek no delay on transport plan amid ‘big business’ lobbying
Council’s chief executive urged to resist ‘inappropriate intervention’ from junior minister
Luas celebrates 20th anniversary with passenger numbers for this year set to hit 50 million
Written off by some before its launch in 2004, Dublin’s tram system confounded its critics but has had to deal with riots and increased antisocial behaviour