The Latest Breaking News from Council

The area's Sinn Fein representative has hit out at the council saying the local community has been 'badly let down'

The outcome may bring insight for what happens in the United States, which is grappling with some of the same questions.

Mr Bath said the Bluefit tender provided "value for money to ratepayers".

The local authority said there are many risks involved when predicting the budget shortfall

The Newstalk broadcaster' said he was flabbergasted' by 'crazy' An Bord Pleanala decision to build the five-storey nursing home next to his Dalkey house

Council's response to claim that work damaged houses was to send a copy of minutes

NATO leaders will meet in Lithuania to discuss Russia’s aggression and overcome differences over the bloc’s enlargement.

A separate plan to build houses at the site was backed by councillors last year despite environmental health officers raising 'significant concern' about possible ground contamination

The Joplings building will be improved at ground level in moves to attract new retailers, bar and restaurant operators into the city

Primary and Secondary Education MInister S. Madhu Bangarappa on Monday assured the Legislative Council that a meeting will soon be convened to decide on filling up vacant posts in aided secondary schools and pre-university (PU) colleges that have been created due to retirement, death and resignation after December 2015.

Questions on surcharges for empty homes and holiday homes slated by Conservative group leader as Holyrood looks to changes in council tax payments