Legal challenge to Capel Street pedestrianisation coming 'shortly', Cllr says The full pedestrianisation is set to be implemented on the eclectic Street this month Dublin Live · May 10, 2022
Trai maintains stand on satcom issue, cites lack of clarity in DoT's query NEW DELHI: Responding to queries raised by the department of telecom, regulator Trai on Thursday stuck to its recommendations on creating a licensing framework for satellite-based connectivity for low bit rate applications like ATM, internet of things devices and traffic management. The Times of India · May 5, 2022
Victory for Tolka Park campaigners as Dublin City Council recommends against rezoning The Council noted the "large volume" of submissions made, some which stated that rezoning the stadium would "be selling our past and stealing our children's future" Dublin Live · May 5, 2022
Row over Youth Congress leader’s suspension Action follows Dulkhifil’s Facebook post against Sudhakaran The Hindu · May 4, 2022
KPCC interacts with Kottayam unit leaders DCC asked to reach out to the public The Hindu · Apr 23, 2022
Congress protests at Collectorates against fuel price hike Zoom meeting discusses today’s protest at Vidyut Soudha and Civil Supplies offices The Hindu · Apr 6, 2022
Congress grapples with infighting in Kottayam DCC president abstains from Satheesan’s anti-SilverLine meet The Hindu · Apr 4, 2022
Central, State govts looting people: MLA DCC stages protest against fuel price hike The Hindu · Apr 4, 2022
Youth Congress activists lay ‘K-Rail stones’ on Thrissur Collectorate premises Police remove stones, lathi-charge protesters The Hindu · Mar 24, 2022
The Hindu · Mar 23, 2022 Committees on medicines, devices should continue till COVID-19 is over: report Panel raises concerns about the large–scale black marketing of remdesivir in particular and other medicines
The Times of India · Mar 23, 2022 Kerala: Protests against SilverLine project continue to simmer in 2 districts KOTTAYAM/KOZHIKODE: Protests against SilverLine project continued unabated for the second successive day in Nattassery in Kottayam and Thirunavaya in Malappuram on Tuesday. Though the protesters entered into altercations with police the situation did not spiral out of control in both districts.
Irish Mirror · Mar 21, 2022 Inside Kinahan gangster Liam Byrne's lavish €1m house seized by CAB that could be used as social homes by Dublin City Council The Crumlin home, which was once estimated to be worth a whopping €1m, is now up for sale for just €400k and has been viewed by almost 30,000 people online
Dublin Live · Mar 21, 2022 Houses seized by CAB could be used as social homes by Dublin City Council, says councillor The home of Kinahan gangster Liam Byrne, which was seized by CAB, went on sale in 2021 with an asking price of €400,000
Benzinga · Mar 15, 2022 California's Dept. Of Cannabis Control Launches CannaConnect: A Post-Licensure Resource Hub The Department of Cannabis Control launched a new resource to connect California’s cannabis license holders to the people and tools they need to thrive in the state’s legal cannabis market. The resource – CannaConnect – is aimed at helping license holders navigate the state’s regulated cannabis market and maintain compliance.
Edinburgh Live · Mar 5, 2022 Edinburgh St James Quarter to offer rare football shirts in unusual vintage pop-up The popular online retailer EH Retro Kits is set to be joined by Boots & Pieces and DCC Football boots to create a one day only pop-up store in St James Quarter.
Dublin Live · Mar 1, 2022 Neighbours of nightmare Council tenant in private block 'ruining their lives' taking legal action EXCLUSIVE: Residents say the Council has "done absolutely nothing" about the situation - despite a recent horror stabbing in the tenant's apartment
Irish Mirror · Feb 18, 2022 Shelbourne make proposal to Dublin City Council to purchase Tolka Park Shelbourne supporters have been active in the 'Save Tolka Park' campaign and the news comes as a huge boost to fans.
Dublin Live · Feb 8, 2022 Iconic Castle Market red brick pavement will be permanently replaced with beige asphalt They said that the stones on the Dublin city street are now an unsuitable surface for pedestrians