The Latest Breaking News from Dublin City Council

How to keep seagulls away after 'extreme aggression' warning issued

Seagulls can become extremely aggressive and protective of their young

Dublin Live · Aug 18, 2022

What are your views on the pedestrianisation of Capel Street?

Members of the public can submit thoughts on the pedestrianisation of the North Dublin street from today

Dublin Live · Aug 17, 2022

Human poo floods into Council flat through sink and 'destroys' property

Dublin Live previously reported on major issues with this complex, which included plagues of "rats the size of cats" and sewage entering apartments through the plumbing

Dublin Live · Aug 16, 2022

Calls to 'cull the gulls' as birds wreak havoc in Dublin

There has been an increase of seagulls in areas of Dublin city

Dublin Live · Aug 10, 2022

'Rock For Culture' to artistically protest famous Dublin beer garden closure

The cultural protest will see performers take to O'Connell Street later this week

Dublin Live · Aug 9, 2022

Paul Galvin and Louise Duffy in planning row as neighbours lodge appeal against house extension

Dublin City Council granted permission for the extension plans

Irish Mirror · Aug 4, 2022

Family of Dublin man with cancer worried over 'disgusting' sewage outside front door of flat

Pat Byrne explained that her brother Thomas, 67, has lost his tongue through cancer and he is this week having an urgent operation that could leave him highly susceptible to getting infection

Dublin Live · Aug 3, 2022

Mum of boy with Down Syndrome faces homelessness tomorrow as landlord sells Ballyfermot property

The local council has refused Natasha and her three children

Dublin Live · Aug 3, 2022

Irish mum of boy with Down Syndrome faces homelessness tomorrow as landlord sells up and she is refused by council

“The least we deserve is a home to call our own. Somewhere I can keep them safe and content.”

Irish Mirror · Aug 3, 2022

Mary Lou McDonald lodges appeal against third phase of €500m Dublin city centre project

The latest phase of the scheme would see the demolition of buildings and structures at Moore Street and Moore Lane to make way for a new public plaza and six-storey building

Dublin Live · Jul 30, 2022