Dun Laoghaire

New developments, and the latest phases of existing schemes, in the north, south and west of the county, as well as in the south city

A-rated home has been given a smart makeover by its current owners

Number 20 Clarinda Park West is newly renovated, comes with plenty of space and is Ber-exempt

You’ll get MasterChef kitchens and curated housemates but maybe get rid of some of your stuffs to enjoy the perks of co-living

A three-storey, two-bedroom mews house with many of its original design features with a B energy rating

Leaseholder faces a doubling of costs to almost €8m, councillors told

Monument of ‘significant scale’ would emphasise the link between Dun Laoghaire harbour and town

Dating back to 1840, and sitting on 0.3ac, Eglinton House exudes old-world charm

Renovations almost trebled the size of this B-rated five-bedroom home

Spollen-Behrens pleaded guilty last November

After years of dereliction, then a seemingly never-ending build, the outdoor areas of the Co Dublin town’s renovated baths are due on December 13th

This six-bedroom, three-storey house in Dún Laoghaire has two parking spots and quick access to Sandycove Dart station and Glasthule village

You don’t have to jet off to the continent any more to capture the twinkling lights and festive cheer of a Christmas market

Dún Laoghaire native, painter and architectural historian is a passionate campaigner in his new book on the coastal suburb

This south Co Dublin home was stripped back to its walls and new plumbing, heating, internet connections were installed

Number 6 Clarinda House, on Clarinda Park, has a foldaway Murphy bed that allows the largest room in the apartment to have a multitude of uses

Plans for 146 apartments call for changes to protected 19th-century Dun Leary House

The case of the postcard, the boy on Dún Laoghaire pier and some school trigonometry

New to the Parish: Kasia Pluta arrived from Poland in 2006

Rónán Riordan on his journey from Kerry to Berlin and his toxic relationship with Dublin

Family ice cream business reopens in Dun Laoghaire – just in time for the good weather

Catherine Martin: ‘I’m absolutely confident your generation will be one of innovation and trendsetters’

Today’s students have never had so many options to choose from

Players advised to check tickets as €1 million Lotto Plus 1 prize won in Waterford

Irish MEP says conflict is now 'proxy war' between Nato and Russia

Concern at ‘slow and vague timelines’ and absence of Dart Underground and southside metro

Seabren Developments secures permission to build apartments on the site of the former Europa Garage site at Newtown Avenue

State had to ‘short-circuit processes’ so that people were fed and sheltered, Minister says

Technological Universities have a focus on science and technology programmes

An Irishman’s Diary

Restrictions on build-to-rent also removed from Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown development plan

Second setback for developer as proposal ruled to contravene local plan

Pop-up hub in Dún Laoghaire hub offers Ukrainian refugees free clothes and other items

Developer looks to move from approved student accommodation proposal to providing build to rent apartments on landmark site

Figures from Department of Housing highlight State’s reliance on private developers

Developers have blocked 150m sloping pathway used by Owen Stubbs in Foxrock

Principal tenet of belief is ‘The Earth is but one country and mankind its citizens’

Ballyogan Regional Temporary Rest Centre to cater for up to 300 a night from next week

My advice to all CAO applicants is to use all available slots on your form

Cameraman Pierre Zakrzewski and store manager Oleksandr Zavhorodniy died last month