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‘Our whole life has been turned upside down,’ says mother of three
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Cairn offers 51 RTÉ Montrose apartments to Dublin City Council for €28.6m
Developer gives detailed breakdown of costs and profit margin in building apartments on prime Donnybrook site
Toilets set on fire in Dublin park just one week after installation
Local TD Barry Heneghan describes situation as ‘an attack on our community’
Councils get €70m property tax boost as revaluations and new properties add to pot
Dublin changes will bring €16.5m in new revenues to the council after voluntary cut was scrapped
Judge says Seamus McEnaney could house squatters from James Joyce property
Court proceedings brought against homeless squatters by firms linked to Seamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney
The Irish Times view on the Living City Initiative: a telling failure
Urban regeneration requires clarity and capital. The State has so far provided neither
Land for more than 12,000 homes a year to be zoned in Dublin city
Builders completed just 3,355 houses and apartments in city last year out of 6,690 target
Man who suffered catastrophic injuries when scrambler landed on him settles case for €5.2m
Ilabek Avetian lost an eye in incident in Darndale Park, Coolock, in 2018
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Dublin city councillor Gavin Pepper agrees not to film finance company staff
Mr Pepper has denied taking social media footage outside Pepper Finance MD’s home
Age of the bin bag ends in Dublin’s south inner city as waste compactors finally installed
Refuse-sack ban applies to 90 streets covered by the four-metre long machines
Residents living beside proposed development claim submissions to Dublin council ‘selectively redacted’
Tuath Housing Association is seeking permission to build 463 homes in Ballymun
‘Nobody came to our door to tell us’: Dublin grandmother discovers plan to demolish home
New 463-unit development is planned by Tuath Housing Association
The Irish Times view on homes for key workers: restoring equity
People cannot afford to live in the communities where they work
Dublin City Council refuses permission for nuns accommodation block in Ballsbridge
Concerns over traffic cited in refusal
Gardaí and nurses among ‘key workers’ eligible to rent new low-cost Dublin city homes
Middle Abbey Street and North Frederick Street chosen for ‘bold urban-rejuvenation’ pilot scheme
‘He hit me as he passed’: women’s safety advocate punched in the face on Dublin street
Social Democrats councillor Cat O’Driscoll says nobody came to her aid after random assault on Dorset Street
‘I will not be intimidated by our Tricolour’: The women pushing back against the far right
Welcome murals can become greeting cards, saying: ‘You are seen, you belong, you matter’
Ex-lord mayor’s rental house not maintained in proper state of structural repair - council
Nial Ring says East Wall home no longer rented under HAP scheme with ‘nothing to do with council or RTB’
Barack Obama to be conferred with freedom of Dublin at ceremony on Thursday
Proposal to grant honour to former US president and his wife Michelle was passed by council in 2017
Former lord mayor Nial Ring told by council he cannot let Dublin rental property
Filings indicate Independent councillor has managed to hold onto his €2.75m Clontarf home
Lord Mayor hopes Dublin’s first public water sports centre helps ‘animate the river Liffey’
The €23m Quayside project is part of an ongoing regeneration plan for the Docklands area
State paid over €400m to private emergency accommodation providers in three months
McEnaney Group was paid €19 million for providing accommodation to refugees and homeless
An Coimisiún Pleanála approves plan to demolish Dublin’s largest synagogue to make way for 60 flats
Dublin Hebrew Congregation backs redevelopment, but opponents say area would lose historical landmark
Ikea enters Irish housing market with €73m investment in Dublin
One, two and three-bedroom apartments and duplexes will be built at Rathborne Crossing, Ashtown
Peter McVerry Trust transferring dozens of properties to Dublin City Council
Houses and apartments, worth almost €8m, being used to repay Government funding given during financial crisis
Funding delay is ‘fatal’ to Dublin Taskforce’s action plan, says David McRedmond
An Post chief called on Government to set aside €1bn in budget to fund action plan
TY students uncover 19th-century artefacts in St Anne’s Park archaeology project
Dig took place at ruins of mansion once owned by Lord Ardilaun of the Guinness family
Presidential election: Several councils close off route to nomination for Independents
Conservative campaigner Maria Steen tells Dublin City Council she can be a ‘unifying president’
Children in Dublin council estate exposed to toxic neurochemical in drinking water, tests show
Toxic neurochemical is thought to originate from lead pipes commonly used up to the late 1970s
‘Super primary’ day will narrow path for Independents to contest presidential election
Kerry County Council looks set to back Gavin Sheridan but members of 10 other councils are unlikely to endorse a candidate
Cracked skulls, dead phones, bloody feet: Dublin’s night-time Nee-Naw van sees it all
Service offers everything from assistance and care to powerbanks and flipflops for people out late
Ray O’Donoghue: ‘I’m always the one who will get up and make a family speech’
Dublin City Council’s night-time economy adviser on challenging conversations, the otherworldliness of Connemara and a burning childhood memory
War on waste – how Dublin’s local authorities are cracking down on illegal dumping
Councils have long since ceded control of bin collections, but are now focused on compliance
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