Paper tax discs for vehicles set to be abolished
Minister for Transport also calls on Dublin City Council to implement transport plan or risk losing funding
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Dublin City Council: Artane - Whitehall, Ballyfermot – Drimnagh, Ballymun – Finglas, Cabra – Glasnevin, Clontarf, Donaghmede, Kimmage – Rathmines,Pembroke, North Inner City,South West Inner City, South East Inner City local electoral areas (LEAs) The latest news, analysis, and features about Dublin City Council, the local authority of the city of Dublin
Councillors condemn Coolock violence and criticise authorities’ handling of situation
Councillors call for ‘urgent’ meeting with Department of Immigration
What are the key arguments about the economic study of Dublin’s traffic plan?
Question for city council management is how to balance concerns of retailers against other issues
Like all Dubliners, I question my life choices, especially when I’m trying to cross the street
How will preventing motorists from driving through the city centre without stopping in the city centre hurt trade in the city centre?
Affordable housing: Dublin City Council bows to pressure with new lower prices at Oscar Traynor Woods
Three-bed house will go on offer for just under €361,000 at Coolock development with council taking a higher equity stake
Traffic plan will cost Dublin €400m a year, says report for traders opposed to car curbs
Economic analysis submitted to council chief Richard Shakespeare warns of job losses
Only one in four travelling to Dublin city do so by car. Should they monopolise so much space?
Dublin transport plan shouldn’t be derailed over concerns about short-term disruption
Jobs growth in Dublin slows but services sector activity powers ahead
S&P Global’s purchasing managers' index shows weakness in manufacturing activity in Dublin
Irish Glass Bottle site granted permission for more housing
Dublin City Council reverses previous refusal for 516 apartments
‘Wild west’ privatised waste collection has failed householders, Oireachtas committee told
Trades unions Forsa and Siptu say sector is poorly regulated with considerable environmental costs resulting in ‘quasi market’
Developer will not get ‘one more penny’ for higher price on Oscar Traynor homes
New prices for affordable housing scheme in Coolock relate to increased market values, says council
Dublin Bus chief urges city council executive not to ‘water down’ Dublin City Centre Transport Plan
Several hundred people attend protest outside City Hall seeking full implementation of traffic measures
Dublin City Council chief spurns commuter, environmental and health groups opposed to watering down of transport plan
Richard Shakespeare ‘unavailable’ to meet civil society groups concerned about changes to and potential delay of proposals
Dublin City Centre Transport Plan: Council urged to reverse ‘last minute changes’ to proposal
Civil society groups seek meeting with Dublin City Council chief executive Richard Shakespeare
Eamon Ryan warns against diluting or delaying Dublin transport plan
Minister for Transport hits out at politicians seeking advantage by ‘playing on concerns’ about impact on business of traffic management changes
What impact will remote working have on the future of Dublin city centre?
Colin Richardson CBRE: With a decrease in the flow of people into offices each week, there are wider implications for retail, bars and restaurants in Dublin
The Irish Times view on Fine Gael and the Dublin Transport Plan: populist posturing
If Fine Gael favours slowing down investment in cycling infrastructure or stymieing better public transport, it should make that clear to voters
Junior minister accused of ‘Fine Gael dog whistling’ over Dublin transport plan
Ivana Bacik accuses Emer Higgins of trying to ‘derail’ council plan but Taoiseach defends colleague’s intervention
Watered-down Dublin traffic plan should allay traders’ fears
Just three buildings on a 50m section of Dublin Liffey quays will not have direct car access
Pricing of ‘affordable homes’ at €475,000 defended by council
State-subsidised housing in Coolock, north Dublin was advertised last week at prices 55% above 2021 level
Biggest risk to jobs is buses stuck in traffic, Ryan says, rejecting push to delay transport plan
Minister celebrated Luas’s 20th anniversary on Saturday, with tram set to carry 50m passengers this year
Plans for next Dublin Luas line submitted for Government approval
Finglas line could be on track years earlier than expected, says chief executive of State transport agency
Smaller Donnybrook student scheme attracts planning objections
Red Rock Donnybrook had been given permission for a development scaled back from its original ambitions for a 10 storey, 225 bed space facility
An Bord Pleanála gives green light to Harold’s Cross scheme
Opposition to plan said project was out of character with surrounding area
Dublin city ‘affordable’ homes in Coolock priced at up to €475,000
Buyers with incomes over €106,000 will qualify for State-subsidised homes at Oscar Traynor Road
The Irish Times view on Dublin City Council’s inter-party agreement: a model for a future government?
The Greens, Labour and the Social Democrats share similar positions on a range of issues and could be well-placed to see those translated into policies by the next government
An Bord Pleanála refuses permission for Ambassador Theatre digital signage
City council had previously rejected plans for railings around facility
Plans to increase local property tax in Dublin city confirmed by council ruling group
Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil, the Green Party and Labour say extra funding will be spent on street cleaning and housing services
Dubliners facing higher property tax under new council after years of maximum discount
Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil councillors expected to agree to increases in exchange for Labour support
Family fears being made homeless over council’s HAP decision
Dublin County Council faces High Court action after informing family it would not pay €300 a month to the landlord for a car parking space and €85 in service charges
Left alliance on Dublin City Council in doubt over local property tax dispute
Labour withdraws from talks over Sinn Féin position on local property tax
‘Talbot Street is known as Tablet Street now’: Will a €2m makeover be enough to turn things around?
Street in Dublin’s north inner city has been declining for several years. One local worker describes it as a ‘hellhole’ while another says ‘there is often chaos’
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