Dublin family's plea to find home suitable for son with mental health disorder The family are currently living separately as they await a transfer Dublin Live · Apr 14, 2022
Local Dublin jeweller 'forced to close shop by new cycle lane' Damien Duggan is the owner of the popular Duggan Jewellers in Fairview, but the beloved shop is set to close on May 28 after more than 40 years in business Dublin Live · Apr 9, 2022
Controversial MetroLink works under investigation by Dublin City Council The construction for the foundations for the proposed Charlemont stop of the underground rail system began a number of weeks ago despite the project not being granted a Railway Order Dublin Live · Apr 4, 2022
Dublin City Council boss Owen Keegan defends plan to 'aggressively restrict' space for cars Mr Keegan said it will be necessary take away a lane of parked cars or traffic in places across the city in order to achieve the Local Authority's decarbonisation goals Dublin Live · Mar 30, 2022
Work begins on Clontarf to city centre cycle and bus route The project is expected to be completed in March 2024 Dublin Live · Mar 28, 2022
Dublin City Council plan to 'aggressively restrict' road space for drivers Protected cycle lanes have been installed across Dublin in recent months with more planned Dublin Live · Mar 28, 2022
€12.5 million Charlemont MetroLink works started without due process, says Councillor EXCLUSIVE: The construction works at the controversial Charlemont terminus, in Ranelagh began before the Railway Order went before An Bord Pleanala Dublin Live · Mar 24, 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 Irish Mirror · 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 Dublin Live · Mar 21, 2022
Dublin City Council to hold commemorative event for those lost during Covid-19 pandemic this weekend The event is part of a National Day of Remembrance and takes place at Merrion Square Park at 1pm Dublin Live · Mar 16, 2022
Capel Street to be 'traffic free' as Dublin City Council seeks public's views A consultation by the council revealed nearly 90% of the respondents wanted 'traffic-free' measures on Capel Street Dublin Live · Mar 11, 2022
Sandymount to become neurodiverse-friendly village in new campaign Nessa, a mother who is involved with the project, says that the organisation has submitted a proposal to Dublin City Council Dublin Live · Mar 8, 2022
Dublin City Council calls for Russia to be blocked from the IFSC It is estimated there €34 billion held by Russian-linked shell companies registered at the IFSC Dublin Live · Mar 8, 2022
Guinness gets planning permission to expand St James's Gate Brewery in Dublin to increase production of 0.0% alcohol-free brand of stout Dublin City Council has approved plans by Diageo Ireland to construct six new processing tanks in a new two-storey extension Irish Mirror · Mar 7, 2022
Dublin Live · Mar 4, 2022 Outdoor dining build outs in loading bays 'putting people's lives in danger', says Councillor Truck and van drivers are mounting curbs and using the former loading bays to make deliveries
Dublin Live · Mar 1, 2022 Dublin City Council opens book of peace for victims of Ukraine war Lord Mayor of Dublin Alison Gilliand opened an online Book of Peace to give Dubliners the opportunity to stand in solidarity with the Ukrainian people
Dublin Live · Mar 1, 2022 Dublin City Council asking schoolchildren to help design city cycle routes They will be designing, exhibiting and presenting to transport engineers, planners and decision makers
Dublin Live · Mar 1, 2022 'Mr Flashy' flogging drugs on social media after Gucci Gang crackdown Dublin City Council, working with gardai, seized the gang’s headquarters on Ratoath Drive two weeks ago
Irish Mirror · Feb 20, 2022 Shelbourne secure 'significant new investment' The announcement is timely after Friday’s revelation that the Drumcondra club wants to buy Tolka Park from Dublin City Council.
Dublin Live · Feb 18, 2022 Shelbourne's Save Tolka Park campaign intensifies with bid to buy ground from Dublin City Council The stadium in Drumcondra has been the Reds’ men’s team permanent home since 1978 and, since 2020, has also housed the club’s successful women’s team.
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 18, 2022 'Bloodbath' stabbing in Dublin council flat that has been driving neighbours mad for 2 years The Council flat is in a private block of apartments
Dublin Live · Feb 17, 2022 Dublin Jobs: Clerical officer job at Dublin City Council offers pension and great benefits Applicants must have certain grades from the Leaving Cert or previous experience in a similar role
Dublin Live · Feb 10, 2022 Guns, ammo, and nearly €50k seized by gardai targeting Finglas gang war as Council evicts tenants from raided homes Dublin City Council have kicked out a number of tenants and boarded up the homes after the searches
Dublin Live · Feb 10, 2022 Calls for Dublin City Council to prioritise domestic violence victims during housing selection process Cllr Reilly highlighted that incidents of domestic violence have increased significantly over the last two years