Moore Street buildings linked to 1916 Rising designated for protection
Dublin city planners recommend buildings be added to Record of Protected Structures
Gardaí liaise with Europol over potential human trafficking from Ukraine
Total of 44 trafficking victims recorded by Garda last year, two thirds were women
Plans for development of O’Connell Street and Moore Street get green light
Local campaigners to appeal approval for mixed scheme which would ‘destroy’ Moore Street
Businesses challenge homeless accommodation decision
Baggot Street firms say McVerry Trust should not have been granted exemption
Construction of 850 Dublin homes at Oscar Traynor site approved
Dublin councillors vote for Glenveagh social and affordable homes scheme
500,000 home energy upgrades under residential retrofit plan
One-stop shops for grants and contractors under Government plan
Councillors to be advised not to elect ICHH volunteer to vacant seat
Seat may stay vacant until 2024 after death of charity CEO Anthony Flynn
Capel Street backlash a portent of trouble ahead
Dublin City Council will need to tread carefully over future of pedestrianisation
Pedestrianisation of Capel Street and Parliament Street extended
Car ban on weekend nights will now run to end of August to facilitate outdoor dining
More than 1,000 homes at Dublin site will not be protected from fund investors
Application for O’Devaney Garden in blocks up to 14 storeys submitted to An Bord Pleanála
NTA revives €4.5bn underground rail plan to link Heuston Station to Dart
Link was one of three big transport projects planned during boom, along with Luas Cross City and the Metro
Outdoor dining plan proposed for Merrion Row
Dublin City Council proposes trial partial pedestrianisation of road during the summer
Legal action taken against Sandymount cycle path
Adequate public consultation not undertaken, document lodged to High Court states
Plans to cut commuter traffic and see bus service through Phoenix Park
System of cul-de-sacs and speed reductions aims to improve cycling and walking facilities
Dart’s €2.6bn extension plan beyond Dublin unveiled after 15 years
Additional services to Drogheda, Celbridge, Maynooth envisaged in expansion of service
O’Rahilly house at risk after being damaged by vandalism
Windows broken at house once lived in by Rising leader The O'Rahilly
Dubliners willing to sacrifice car space for safer cycling facilities, research finds
Those from lower income households least likely to cycle, despite being less likely to own a car
Man in his 40s due in court over damage to Luke Kelly sculpture
CCTV to be installed at Luke Kelly sculpture later this week
Work to level 50-year-old Ballymun shopping centre starts
Shops and apartments to be built on site which is designated as a future metro station
Residents of Dublin village to protest over construction of nursing home
Development on convent lands in Clondalkin will undermine historic village, locals claim
Docklands height increases likely, but too late for Salesforce tower
Johnny Ronan’s development company to appeal High Court ruling
Nine-storey tower proposed for Glasnevin housing estate
Developer Kieran Gannon wants to stop existing scheme and build taller blocks
Northside metro must not be held back by southside problems – Fingal chief
Paul Reid calls for Metrolink to Swords to go ahead independent of southern section
College Green plaza must not be abandoned, Dublin city councillors say
Council considering seeking judicial review of plaza refusal
Government should cut house building taxes, says architects’ body
Dublin Port relocation ‘a golden opportunity to create a modern high-density city within the city’
Pigeon House power station and hotel set for redevelopment
Poolbeg site to become cultural ‘precinct’ perhaps with film studio under council plans
Coroners’ fees cause concern for Government audit service
Some coroners paid on the double while undertaker services not subject to tender
Homelessness study points to multifaceted nature of problem
Family circumstances and loss of private rental accommodation among key factors
More than 5,000 Dublin council houses and flats ‘underoccupied’
One in five tenants occupy houses too big for their needs, finds Dublin council report
Science centre will not be built in Iveagh Gardens, says OPW
A number of trees will be felled to accommodate the development
Bus journey times on Liffey quays fall 45% after car restrictions
AA says Dublin City Council has ‘blind spot, to the point of being spiteful’ when it comes to cars
UCD applies to fast-track provision of 3,000 student beds
University wants to build taller apartment blocks from five to 10 storeys in height
How 2km of cycle path in Clontarf became a 25-year saga
A plan hatched in the early 1990s became bogged down in problems and objections
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