Young UCD student hit by Luas tram was already dead from fall, hears inquest An inquest has heard how the aspiring young politician was killed after coming off his bicycle while cycling along the Luas track Dublin Live · Oct 14, 2022
Open House Dublin 2022 to see capital's most iconic buildings available to public for one weekend Over the three days there will be more than 150 tours Dublin Live · Oct 12, 2022
Two warehouses of outdoor dining furniture confiscated in Dublin City Council crackdown Inspectors have been asking bars, restaurants and cafes to remove illegitimate street furniture Dublin Live · Oct 12, 2022
Developers didn't pay a cent to rent Portobello Plaza for two years Residents were outraged when they realised a large portion of the square would be occupied by construction equipment and martials Dublin Live · Oct 11, 2022
Dublin City Council vows to repair charred remains of Weaver Park as it urges public to help with investigation The arsonist attack has been condemned by locals Dublin Live · Oct 10, 2022
'Dublin needs a directly elected Mayor now' "Local government in Ireland is broken – and has been for decades" Dublin Live · Oct 10, 2022
Dublin mum's plea as her family is left with 'no electricity' for 18 days Mum of four Melissa has said that she has had to buy takeout every day to feed her children because there is no electricity or running water in their home Dublin Live · Oct 7, 2022
Dublin City Council lodges application for 578 homes in Inchicore The development will see the creation of a supermarket, library and other community amenities Dublin Live · Oct 6, 2022
Dublin's ugliest tar blobs exposed in local competition The organisers hope the social media campaign will improve the standards of Dublin streets Dublin Live · Oct 5, 2022
New 140-bedroom four star Maldron Hotel opens in Dublin city centre Dalata Hotel Group said the opening of the new hotel will add another 77 new hospitality jobs in the city Dublin Live · Oct 4, 2022
IKEA franchise launches €100 million social housing plan in Dublin The plans will see 250 housing units constructed over the next three years Dublin Live · Oct 4, 2022
Over €15 million in vacant site levies owed to Dublin City Council Councillor Daithi Doolan said it was "shocking" that DCC was owed this amount of cash when they face "huge" financial challenges Dublin Live · Oct 4, 2022
Dublin City Council lower Local Property Tax despite €50 million hole in budget There are fears services will be cut to balance the books Dublin Live · Oct 4, 2022
Council cracks down on Irish pubs that still have outdoor dining areas after Covid The guidelines also state all the street furniture must be brought inside the premises each evening which poses a huge challenge to small pubs that cannot fit their outdoor structure and furniture inside. Irish Mirror · Sep 30, 2022
Dublin Live · Sep 30, 2022 Portrait of Dublin's first female Lord Mayor unveiled in Council chamber Kathleen Clarke made history when she was elected as the first woman Lord Mayor of Dublin on June 27, 1939
Dublin Live · Sep 30, 2022 Outdoor dining crackdown hits Dublin's pubs, restaurants and cafes As many as 600 businesses could be affected by the enforcement and one restaurant said their application to renew their license was "held up"
Dublin Live · Sep 30, 2022 Ireland's Future event accused of trying to pull 'fast one' for free advertising High profile figures Sinn Fein President Mary Lou McDonald, Fianna Fail TD Jim O'Callaghan, actors Colm Meany and Jimmy Nesbitt as well as artist Denise Chaila all feature on the event's line-up
Dublin Live · Sep 28, 2022 Ashtown trees to be cut down to stop spread of 'highly contagious' fireblight The chopped trees will be removed by sealed trucks to be incinerated to prevent further contamination
Irish Mirror · Sep 23, 2022 The best Culture Night events taking place in every county in Ireland tonight Doors are opened late and special events are made available to the public free of charge thanks to Dublin City Council, and The Arts Council
Irish Mirror · Sep 23, 2022 Fr Peter McVerry reveals drug dealers are taking over homes in Dublin with victims left feeling 'trapped and powerless' Gangsters threaten and target people as they control homes owned by Dublin City Council to store and sell their dodgy gear.
Dublin Live · Sep 23, 2022 Drug gangs are taking over properties leaving victims 'trapped', says Fr Peter McVerry "If they don’t allow them to use the flats, they’re trashed up, or they assault the person as they go out to the shop"
Dublin Live · Sep 22, 2022 Removal of traffic from Capel Street leads to improved experience for 90% of survey respondents The street was recently voted among the "coolest" streets in the world
Dublin Live · Sep 21, 2022 Plans lodged for new nine storey hotel beside Arnotts It would see the demolition of three open air levels of Arnotts' multi-storey car park
Dublin Live · Sep 21, 2022 Dublin City Council introduces free bike rides through app for World Car Free Day The move is being accommodated through cycling app NOW dublinbikes
Irish Mirror · Sep 20, 2022 Culture Night 2022: 1,000 free activities and events as Ireland's cities come alive Culture Night, which is now organised by the Arts Council, first began in 2006 and was initially a joint initiative of Temple Bar Cultural Trust and Dublin City Council