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John Banville: I decided to invent a pseudonym for myself. So Benjamin Black I became
Even the most grown-up of us are but children at bedtime, clamouring to be told a tale
Inside the Dublin City Arts Office: ‘We meet property developers all the time now’
Arts officers for Dublin City Council on their bid to turn aspirations for more cultural space into reality
Dublin City Council pauses Johnny Ronan redevelopment plan for docklands Citigroup building
Residents raise concerns about impact on daylight levels
Dublin City Council seeks more details on Griffith College expansion plans
Council says proposals have a number of concerns to be addressed
A busy school, just one bike outside: Why so few children cycle in one Dublin suburb
Green Party councillor says ‘a proper cycle lane’ must be ‘good enough for a 12-year-old’ to use
Regeneration of two derelict Phibsborough homes for social housing scrapped over €1.7m ‘excessive cost’
Dublin City Council now has ‘no plans’ for Phibsborough houses it bought seven years ago
The Irish Times view on the Rotunda: inertia and incoherence
Two parallel public processes have proceeded for years with remarkably little sign of coordination
More than 1,300 applications received for 56 cost-rental homes in Dublin
Successful applicants will pay €1,547 per month for two-bed units allocated in first phase of Oscar Traynor Woods housing development
Rotunda head welcomes decision not to move maternity hospital to Blanchardstown
Prof Sean Daly says design of new building will be amended for next planning application
John Banville’s Christine Falls chosen as One Dublin One Book 2026
Dublin City Council is encouraging people to read Christine Falls in April and attend events connected with the novel
Dublin advisory board risks repeating mistakes of the past
If we are serious about creating a fairer, healthier and greener Dublin for all, then those guiding its future should reflect that ambition
A row over horse manure has led to community tensions in my Dublin neighbourhood
Some of my fellow newcomers to the area got over-involved on local WhatsApp chat groups, more inclined to organise protests than try to understand the problem
DCC new building, University of Galway arts cuts, and Hillary Clinton Epstein deposition
Early Edition with Andrew McNair; our top stories on Friday
Dublin City Council move to former DIT site from Wood Quay expected to cost €581m
Deal to buy Kevin Street site expected to be finalised in weeks with former offices expected to be replaced with housing
Changing names of places like Herzog Park may be ‘legally unsafe’ due to ‘extraordinary’ legal gap
Department of Housing and Local Government’s failure to revise legislation ‘undermining’ regional authorities, says barrister
Expanding the Rotunda
Dublin maternity hospital founded in 1745 should be allowed to change with the times
Dublin tenants in their 80s seek explanation over rent increase
Long-term Dublin City Council tenants say circumstances unchanged since retirement
Why does it take Kellie Harrington and Troy Parrott to say children need places to play?
State has money for American football and Ryder Cup, but little to provide youngsters with amenities
The trouble with the Deposit Return Scheme: ‘They’re sitting on a pile of unclaimed deposits’
As Irish households get used to retaining empty receptacles, smaller producers raise concerns about the workload
‘I was furious’: How flood defences are dividing Clontarf
North Dublin suburb’s coastal road has been repeatedly flooded, but locals cannot agree on a solution
More councils boycott X over Grok AI sexual images controversy
Thirteen local authorities cease using site or are reviewing use after non-consensual sexual images created by AI tool
Horse manure piles up near Guinness Storehouse after change in Dublin council policy
Bags of waste from carriage horses no longer accepted at Liberties depot due to health and safety concerns
Companies owned by ‘Banty’ McEnaney and his wider family were paid €35.6m for homeless accommodation
Fifteen companies connected to former Monaghan manager and his family on list of private groups providing emergency accommodation
Mary Lou McDonald among objectors to development of former pub
Sinn Fein leader objecting to student housing planned for site of former pub in Cabra
Council stalls plan for Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre revamp
Dublin City Council seeks more information on planned part-demolition and rebuild
Crowd raves in protest outside Dublin hotel seeking injunction against Yamamori Izakaya
Venue owners say they find it ‘extremely difficult’ to accept recent claims made by neighbouring Hoxton Hotel
Co Cork again the biggest winner in €718m regional and local roads budget
Grants for climate adaptation and resilient road works, introduced in 2020, total €16.5 million this year
Dublin 4 residents opposed to St Michael’s floodlights raise concern for Brent geese
Elite private rugby school sparks objections with plan for new sporting facilities
Hot Box seeks to retain saunas at Killiney and Inchicore
Sauna business has applied to Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown and Dublin City Councils
Company refused permission to retain 10 Dublin apartments for short term rental
Olympia Real Estate controls 10 homes close to Dublin Castle
Sally Rooney and Niamh Ní Mhaoleoin longlisted for Dublin Literary Award
Award-winning writers Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Alan Hollinghurst and Ocean Vuong are also nominated for the award
‘It’s going to be very difficult’: 18 weeks of roadworks on Dublin’s northside to disrupt traffic
Raheny residents express concern about impact of construction works on water main when schools return next week
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