'You can’t ignore it': BusConnects a crux issue in south Dublin
‘I’ll chain myself to those trees before I let them cut them down’ says one resident
Government suffering from ‘metrophobia’, says Dublin mayor
Nial Ring condemns ‘anti-Dublin bias’ as councillors call for directly elected mayor
Councillors support Conor Skehan’s statements on homeless lists
Sinn Féin councillor says her remarks that some made themselves homeless ‘taken out of context’
Minister urged to remove Conor Skehan from Housing Agency role
Dublin City Council says Eoghan Murphy should ‘immediately’ appoint successor
Dublin council tenants in private housing face €2 a week rent rise
Criticism that move to recoup management fee costs would ‘create a two-tier rent system’
Youth centre ran unauthorised bingo on council site for decades
Dublin councillors seek audit of groups using council property following the revelation
Dublin City Council seeks audit on Poolbeg incinerator after lime leak
Council asks why Covanta issued no immediate information to the public after incident that led to hospitalisation of 11 staff
Homeless aid spend in Dublin to rise by €30m
Dublin city councillors approve increased budget for homelessness services in 2017
Dublin City Council owed €17m for Ballymun regeneration
Department of Housing fails to respond to council housing committee
Lord Mayor of Dublin absent from Glasnevin cemetery ceremony
Wall include names of all who died in conflicts on island between 1916 and 1923
No increase in property tax for Dublin city residents
Councillors vote to keep 15 per cent discount in 2016 despite call from chief executive
Roscommon council is highest spender on debt collectors
Spokesman says third-party debt collection agencies called upon only as a ‘last resort’
Dublin City Council bills Government for €17.5m water rates
Invoice relates to city’s water and drainage network taken over by utility Irish Water
Water use plummeted over fear of charges, data suggests
When charges were first to apply in October, use fell 20m litres daily in Dublin region
Former Georgian hotel to be converted into homeless shelter
Longfield’s Hotel building was bought by Dublin City Council for €7m in 2007
More than €500,000 owed by households to Dublin Fire Brigade
Payment rates by households and businesses slip in 2014
Dublin City Council sent 660 notices to quit but just one tenant evicted
Independent councillor criticises attitude to ‘chronic non-payment of rent’
Moore St ‘land swap’ deal with developer rejected by council
Chartered Land swap opposed by Sinn Féin, Fianna Fáil and People before Profit
Ban on busking in Temple bar rejected by Dublin councillors
Street performances will be regulated for the first time in the city
Former Georgian hotel to be converted into homeless shelter
Longfield’s Hotel building was bought by Dublin City Council for €7m in 2007
Rent supplement recipient numbers fall by 23%
Minister points to people returning to work while organisations dealing with homelessness highlight the many households who have lost their private rented accommodation
Tánaiste heckled at Dublin homelessness conference
Joan Burton receives angry responses from some at Impact-organised conference
Children’s hospitals say no decisions made about future use of sites
Sale of hospitals at Crumlin, Temple Street or Tallaght could raise millions of euro to offset cost of new project, estimated at €650m
Lord Mayor of Dublin: will Sinn Féin rise to the challenge for 2016?
With so many Independents, it is hard to say how the council’s selection will go
Dublin city councillors in favour of mayoral plebiscite
50 out of 52 councillors want public vote to go ahead
Crumlin and Rotunda fundraising bodies say no money is spent on executive salaries
The charitable arms of both hospitals have sought to reassure the public about giving
Hospital board seeks changes to chief executive pay scales
Board member hopes controversy around top-up payments will not impact on fundraising
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