Drumcondra residents oppose 74-unit build-to-rent development for area
Eight-storey scheme described as ‘brazenly outrageous’
Plans for development of O’Connell Street and Moore Street get green light
Local campaigners to appeal approval for mixed scheme which would ‘destroy’ Moore Street
'No sense of urgency': Clontarf flood defences delayed until at least 2027
Delays in protections ‘deeply concerning’, says Green councillor
Dublin’s synchronised swim team: ‘We’ve done lots of swimming but this is so different’
A mix of complete beginners and experts have spent six weeks training for charity show
More than 20 trees felled on Griffith Avenue deemed ‘public safety hazard’
Trees, some more than 100 years old, removed near Cairn Homes site due to disease, council says
Councillors call Dublin build-to-rent scheme a ‘monstrosity’
Developer plans to build scheme of 1,614 apartments up to 18 storeys tall on Clonliffe Rd
Ringsend plant output to be tested to gauge effect on bathing water
Move towards greater UV disinfection with growth of year-round swimming
Dublin City Council defends plan to extend 30km/h speed limit
Senior engineers say the measures have produced ‘only positive outcomes’
Conservation protections planned for Moore Street
Councillors agree emergency motion to initiate change to Dublin city development plan
Toilet rollout plan for Dublin city to involve coffee dock operators
Two temporary public toilet facilities are costing Dublin council more than €360,000 a year to operate
Group to consider year-round water tests to protect sea swimmers
Sea water currently tested during summer bathing season June-September
Blue balls washed up on Dublin beaches prompt calls for investigation
Balls on Dollymount Strand appear similar to those used for industrial cooling, says EPA
Parnell Square must be ‘reclaimed’ from parking, say Greens
Green lung for city should be encouraged and markets revitalised, notes plan
Dublin City Council to hire 55 staff for cycling and walking projects
Almost 220 staff to be employed nationally under sustainable mobility scheme
Christmas buskers banned from Dublin streets by council over Covid fears
‘Public health reasons’ cited as reason for suspension of performance permits throughout December
Concerns over cost halt €20m north Dublin city cycle path
Irish Water, Dublin City Council and NTA fail to agree on Clontarf to city scheme
Plan to turn Moore Street cafe into bookmakers refused
Local businesses, Moore Street market traders and politicians objected to the Ladbrokes’ plans
Dublin dog pound under review by council amid Garda investigation
Dublin City Council takes action after allegations of improper use of veterinary drugs
Parents encouraged to ditch the car for ‘cycle bus’
Clontarf school is piloting the cycling initiative in effort to minimise coronavirus risks
Potential links between Bull Island fire and traffic must be examined - Greens
Dublin Fire Brigade called to extensive grass fire on Monday night
Bull Island should be closed again to cars, says Green councillor
Cllr Donna Cooney says cycling and walking infrastructure is ‘unsafe’ and ‘insulting’
Coronavirus: Dublin City Council to implement 'emergency’ social distancing measures
Loading bays and parking spaces will be removed to provide additional space for pedestrians
Pressure on council to reallocate traffic lanes to cyclists and walkers
Locals in Stoneybatter placed cones and signage and declared a temporary footpath
'Big flaws in these plans': New Clontarf flood defences selected
New ‘dual wall’ plan does not adequately address concerns, councillor says
Councillors urge rejection of former Regency Hotel car park plans
Build-to-rent apartment and other proposals for Bonnington discussed at ‘virtual’ meeting
Social housing ‘could take 10 years’ if councillors block land sales
Housing bodies could build 745 homes on nine sites, council’s head of housing says
Dublin City Council will not seek judicial review over St Anne’s Park apartments
‘No valid reason’ to pursue board in courts, says council’s head of planning despite councillors voting for legal action over Raheny development
Permanent bathing ban is expected for south Dublin beach
Merrion Strand may become first Irish beach with the prohibition amid water quality concerns
Dublin Port should relocate not expand, says business group
Docklands Business Forum raises concerns about €320m project to double capacity
Plans for nine-storey social housing scheme ‘greedy’
Councillor says developer acted in bad faith over rezoning and proposal for Coolock site
Call for special council meeting to discuss Dublin ‘cultural crisis’
Pending closure of Bernard Shaw pub has sparked ‘great anger’
National Maternity Hospital design ‘breaches EU energy directive’
Climate activists ‘will consider legal action’ if plans are not changed to ensure greater energy efficiency
Historic trees to be felled for Dublin cycle route
Environmental and cycling groups oppose felling of Fairview Park trees planted in 1908
Radio: Grim week has tempers rising on ‘Liveline’
Review: ‘The Anton Savage Show’, ‘Morning Ireland’, ‘Today with Sean O’Rourke’, ‘Liveline’, ‘Drama on One: 100’
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