Construction of more than 1,000 apartments at O’Devaney Gardens set to go ahead
Earlier ruling change could have blocked developer from selling half of apartments to investors
Proposed 13-storey build-to-rent Prussia Street tower ‘monstrous’
Randelswood Construction wants to build 107 one-bed, 53 two-bed and two three-bed units
Concerns over plans for Dublin’s tallest apartment block
Proposed building is taller than one refused planning permission on same site last year
Plans for co-living scheme at protected modernist building rejected
Nine-storey development would have negative impact on Hendron’s Building in Broadstone
Co-living scheme planned for protected modernist building in Dublin
Application was made two weeks before ban on shared accommodation became law
O’Devaney Gardens deal hangs in the balance
Some councillors want 100% public housing but accord will hinge on affordable terms
Dublin city councillors could block major student development
Application for 300-bed development seeks use of council land
Councillors may get paid maternity leave under new Bill
Fianna Fáil TD says the move is necessary to attract more women into local politics
‘Privatising by stealth’ denounced at housing conference
Dr Mary Murphy says State has abdicated responsibility for provision of social housing
Plans for new €20m cycle path on Liffey quays shelved
‘We have made a complete balls of how we’ve managed this from day one,’ says councillor
Female councillors rail against absence of paid maternity leave
Change ‘essential’ if young women are to be attracted into politics, they say
Domestic violence victims should get paid leave - Lynn Boylan
MEP tells SF ardfheis near 5,000 requests for refuge for abused women could not be met
O’Devaney Gardens tenants not told of demolition plans
Just 11 flats remain occupied in complex but residents say little maintenance carried out
Dublin City Council to review data warning over dumping poster
Data Protection Commissioner concerned over photos of people dumping rubbish
Convicted Colombia Three member honoured with ‘night of celebration’
Jim Monaghan given 17-year sentence for training Farc guerrillas in 2004
Councillors approve €12 million Croke Park housing and stadium entrance deal
Dublin City Council last year reached agreement with the GAA to transfer lands to the association for a payment of €6.4 million
Life after Clerys: how will Dublin’s premier street survive its closure?
The loss of the store is a blow to O’Connell Street, but things have been improving
Dublin mayor Christy Burke to block O’Devaney Gardens plan
Minister for the Environment Alan Kelly wants flats to be used for homeless people
€4.7m plan to refurbish O’Devaney Gardens complex before demolition
Minister Alan Kelly wants to house homeless families in 62 flats, councillors told
Plans for historic Dublin market approved by city councillors
Historic fruit and vegetable market will now offer continental-style food service
Dispute ensures OAP complex costing €17m still mostly empty
Minister for the Environment Alan Kelly ‘outraged’ State-funded scheme not in full use
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