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Boylan still considering Dublin Bay South run for Sinn Féin
Byelection is ‘referendum on how Government handled housing crisis’, Senator says
Dublin’s Iveagh Market ‘repossessed’ by member of Guinness family
Failure to redevelop closed down trading post has been source of controversy for years
Keep up momentum to support older people in their homes, urges Alone
‘We don’t want to go back to business as normal,’ says head of charity
Coronavirus: ‘We are not here to go and hide in the Garda station’
Gardaí are reaching out to those stranded in their homes due to the national lockdown
Renters on housing crisis: ‘We’re f**ked basically’
Rental sector has exploded, but housing policy is still locked on home ownership
Dublin City Council throws out Iveagh Markets application
Plans by hotelier Martin Keane for the site are declared invalid
Dublin City Council plans to repossess Iveagh Markets
Local authority to act to take back Edwardian building from hotelier Martin Keane
Hotelier plans new Iveagh Markets Quarter in Dublin’s Liberties
Council report finds vacant building ‘badly damaged’ and in need of €13m in repairs
‘Guinness isn’t black’: What I learned at Ireland’s most-popular tourist attraction
Patrick Freyne gets a masterclass in marketing on a tour of the Guinness Storehouse
Open House Dublin 2018: Everything you need to know
More than 100 architecturally significant city buildings open their doors this weekend
Priced out of Portobello? Try The Liberties
The historic Dublin area of The Liberties is experiencing a long overdue renaissance
No State funding for the trust that Alice built
The Alice Leahy Trust provides showers and clothes for those living on Dublin’s streets
Almost 4,000 social homes will be built next year, says Varadkar
'We’re starting from a very low base, there’s no point in dressing it up in any way'
Homelessness likely to worsen before improving, Minister admits
Eoghan Murphy criticised by Opposition over lack of ambition as situation deteriorates
Priced out of Harold’s Cross? Consider Crumlin
Close to the city centre, handy for the M50 and with plenty of green space, Crumlin is a target for young buyers keen to stay central
Open House 2017: Everything you need to know
More than 80 buildings are on view, but here are our top 10 must-see destinations
Dublin City Council to move to reclaim Iveagh Markets
Hotelier Martin Keane’s planning permission granted in 2007 has run out
Call for Iveagh Markets to be returned to Dublin City Council
Hotelier Martin Keane’s planning permission – granted in 2007 – is running out
Dublin's Iveagh Markets at risk if €100m project does not go ahead
An Taisce call for action from Dublin City Council over Temple Bar hotelier Martin Keane’s stalled project
Open House: through the keyhole of Dublin's most iconic buildings
Some Open House events book out almost immediately: here’s our pick of doors you can still get behind this weekend, from halls of justice to private homes
Site for 34 houses on 2.57 acres in Dublin 20 for €3m
Permission allows 33 new houses plus refurbishment of one existing semi-detached
Brexit would brew trouble for Ireland and Guinness
It is vital moment for those who support historical relationships between UK and Ireland
City walks to honour work of urban activist and author Jane Jacobs
Historians and architects to hold events in cities around the world on Sunday
European Investment Bank to expand on €150m social housing funding
Housing Finance Agency will invest another €150m in project to deliver 2,000 homes
Work to begin on €90m redevelopment of Iveagh Markets
Irish produce and crafts market, hotels and restaurants in plans by hotelier Martin Keane
Social housing designed for life
With plans for 6,700 new social housing units in Ireland by 2017, there are lots of positive examples of public housing we can draw from to avoid repeating past mistakes
Dublin centre and suburbs bring tens of thousands onto street
Traffic disruption across the capital as crowds converge on GPO
Long-term lease prized at the Iveagh Fitness Club
Value of the club mainly due to Sean Quinn negotiationg a 250-year rent-free package
Buildings at risk: Former Liberties hub set for new lease of life
Years of decline have taken their toll on the elegant Francis Street building. A developer plans to renew it and create a vibrant Covent Garden-type amenity
Living here: Jack Reilly has lived in the Iveagh Flats, Dublin, for almost 60 years
The city was a very different place when Jack Reilly and his wife moved into the Iveagh Flats. “People seemed to be friendlier. They didn’t have an awful lot but they interacted a lot more,” he says . Despite the changes, he never thought of living anywhere else.
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