Frustrated Glovers Court tenants protest outside Freedom of the City ceremony They have spoken of their struggle with racist graffiti, human faeces and contaminated water in the complex Dublin Live · Jun 12, 2022
Dublin City Council-owned flats smeared in racist graffiti and human faeces The tenants say they are "tired of the broken promises" Dublin Live · Jun 10, 2022
Dublin’s night-time orange glow to disappear as street lights get €55million upgrade The upgrade will take place over the next four years and result in energy savings for the council Dublin Live · Jun 9, 2022
'Stealth' planning exemption for homeless hostel in south Dublin overturned The Peter McVerry Trust had plans to set up a 74-bed homeless hostel on Lower Baggot Street inside a €5 million Georgian hotel with 24 bedrooms Dublin Live · Jun 8, 2022
Dublin street art group giving behind the scenes glimpse into Council battle The artists have been involved in legal disputes over a number of their murals which have been painted without the required planning permission Dublin Live · Jun 8, 2022
Mum 'terrified' for young kids as they are forced to sleep rough on streets of Dublin Ellen, her partner and two young kids became homeless after moving back to the capital Dublin Live · Jun 4, 2022
New food market kicks off in Phibsborough offering delicious treats Dublin City Council has welcomed a brand new outdoor market in Phibsborough Dublin Live · May 25, 2022
Ireland's largest purpose-built elderly housing complex opens in Dublin The development houses 111 tenants who were all previously on Dublin City Council’s housing list Dublin Live · May 24, 2022
French author Alice Zeniter and translator Frank Wynne named as winners of Dublin Literary Award The award which is sponsored by Dublin City Council is the world’s largest prize for a single novel published in English. Dublin Live · May 23, 2022
Capel Street officially pedestrianised by Dublin's Lord Mayor The move has been planned for some time Irish Mirror · May 20, 2022
Iveagh Markets campaigner calls for action before 'someone dies' in rave There has been "increasing" incidents of anti-social behaviour at the site and locals are in fear a rave could be organised on the site soon Dublin Live · May 19, 2022
Dublin coffee trailer owner appeals to council for outdoor ventures to endure beyond Covid Kevin Ryan, who founded Bold and Brass Coffee in early 2021, currently has two trucks that serve takeaway coffee and treats to the Clontarf and Rathmines areas Irish Mirror · May 18, 2022
Wolfe Tone Park in Dublin's north inner city reopens following rejuvenation works The park was closed during the pandemic as the Parks, Biodiversity and Landscape Services team worked to restore it to a green space. Dublin Live · May 16, 2022
Katie Taylor fight in Croke Park gets support from Dublin City Council The Bray world champion pugilist retained her belts in the historic bout in Madison Square Garden last month Dublin Live · May 10, 2022
Dublin Live · May 10, 2022 Popular Dublin Street along canal could be pedestrianised this summer There was disquiet when a significant portion of the Portobello Harbour, or the Portobello Plaza as it is also called, was taken up by the construction of a hotel
Dublin Live · May 10, 2022 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 Dublin City Councillor Tina MacVeigh to 'temporarily' step down Lord Mayor Alison Gilliland made the announced at the full meeting of Dublin City Councillors
Dublin Live · May 6, 2022 Tenants 'abandoned' by Dublin City Council after gunshots fired at flats, Cllr says The Mercer Street flats, which are only a short walk from Grafton Street, were shot at "indiscriminately" four weeks ago
Dublin Live · May 6, 2022 Dubliners can now request for their streets to be cleaned with new online schedule Customers can see when their street is being cleaned next with interactive online cleaning schedule.
Dublin Live · May 6, 2022 Dublin City Council confirm date Capel Street will be made permanently traffic free The street will become the longest car-free corridor in Dublin
Dublin Live · 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 · Apr 29, 2022 Smithfield Square to play host to free music festival this summer Smithfield Fleadh promises great traditional and folk music
Dublin Live · Apr 22, 2022 Outrage as Ed Sheeran Croke Park gigs coach parking moved further away from venue Thousands of fans will descend on Croke Park to watch Ed Sheeran perform on Saturday and Sunday night
Dublin Live · Apr 21, 2022 Fresh calls to rename Dublin park after Boyzone's Stephen Gately Dublin Cllr Damien O'Farrell believes that the rule should be reduced to 10 years and that a formal waiting list should be created to honour celebrities such as Gately
Irish Mirror · Apr 19, 2022 Almost 50% more portaloos will be added around Croke Park ahead of Ed Sheeran concerts Exclusive: Dublin City Council and Croke Park are forking out extra loos for concert goers