Dublin: A City At War

The city was beset by problems other than conflict in the run-up to the Rising, poverty and moral decay chief among them, writes Padraig Yeates

Exhibition a testimony to lasting popularity of Dublin mayor Alfie Byrne

Independent politician who was elected mayor nine years running in the 1930s, and once again in the 1950s, is honoured with a permanent display at the Little Museum of Dublin

Living in Dublin’s Mansion House

Former residents recall births, weddings, music lessons and pizza parties in the house on Dawson Street, which has been the official home of Dublin’s Lord Mayor for 300 years

Roddy L’Estrange: Vinny’s catwalk by sea turns into a right dog day afternoon

Shrieking woman ruins attempt to achieve a PB on the promenade

Vandalism and neglect

Artist angered by council’s failure to protect Alfie Byrne seat

Andrew St Ledger said Dublin City Council neglected memorial and has ‘belittled’ his work

Vandalised Alfie Byrne monument to be removed

Dublin memorial to 10-times lord mayor ‘beyond repair’, city council says