Dublin City Council owed €38m in unpaid rent
Just over 64% of council’s 25,000 tenants in arrears and 41 owe more than €27,000
Just over 64% of council’s 25,000 tenants in arrears and 41 owe more than €27,000
Tuath to lease Hampton Wood from Ires Reit for undisclosed sum
Dublin City Councillors support plan for 100-acre Finglas site by 43 votes to 17
Council management concerned that illegal bonfires are likely to replace official events
Shops and apartments to be built on site which is designated as a future metro station
HSE rat-control services have been curtailed during the coronavirus pandemic
Houses and apartments will cost an average of €380,400 in area dominated by social housing
Total number of gardaí assigned to drug units continues to decline
Council secures vacant possession of 50-year-old dilapidated complex
Those made homeless by the blaze fear being left on the streets amid housing crisis
Tenants put up in local hotels are told ‘accommodation supports’ end on April 4th
Demolition first proposed more than 20 years ago
SF chair warns representatives they will face disciplinary action if they continue to do so
Party tells TD remarks about Noeleen O’Reilly ‘out of order’
Noeleen Reilly latest to claim she was victim of bullying campaign
Sinn Féin wants Reilly to give her seat on Dublin City Council back to the party
Scheme yet to receive planning permission and will take at least 18 months to finish
Rehousing residents is increasing social housing waiting list, says Noeleen Reilly (SF)
Dublin City Council plans to offer permanent tenancies in ‘temporary’ rapid-build homes
Date of move, which will impact 20 staff and over 100 children, put back by two months
Firefighters gathered at 12 fire stations across Dublin on Saturday to protest changes
Thousands may have been dropped from the list for failing to return questionnaires
Authority gave interest-free loan to firm to fund Ballymun project and litigation
Dublin City Council plans to pursue more than 900 other clients over unpaid levies
Social housing should be restricted to 10% in future developments, says council
Department of Housing fails to respond to council housing committee
Demolishing the high-rise towers of the Dublin housing complex took years, and replacing them has been a challenge. Now it’s time to invest in its social and economic life
Building programme is authority’s most ambitious since the regeneration of Ballymun
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