Poulaphouca reservoir may need to release held rainwater, increasing flood risk in Kildare and Dublin
Levels at State’s largest artificial reservoir have increased quickly in recent weeks
River Liffey
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Rising sea levels, more storm surges and shifting weather patterns put properties at risk
Parts of Dublin, Clare, Limerick and Louth exposed to ‘rising sea levels and more frequent storm surges’
Lord Mayor hopes Dublin’s first public water sports centre helps ‘animate the river Liffey’
The €23m Quayside project is part of an ongoing regeneration plan for the Docklands area
Grimy Dublin in the 1980s
Watching old footage, the city looks ‘remarkably underdeveloped’ compared with 2025
Project to pipe water from river Shannon to Dublin could cost €10bn
Uisce Éireann using estimate range of €4.5bn-€6bn for 170km pipeline preliminary business case
‘An act of love and hope’: New artwork made of plastic rubbish from river Liffey unveiled
Installation by artist Rhona Byrne made from repurposed materials in the form of love-seats
Dublin region will need over 33% more water than system can provide within 20 years
Project to channel water from river Shannon vital to secure supply, says Uisce Éireann
International protection applicant helps rescue woman from river Liffey in Dublin city centre
Dublin Fire Brigade says three people taken from the water with no serious injuries
Plan proposed for houseboats at Pigeon House Harbour on the Liffey
IWAI scheme proposes new marina lying between new Poolbeg urban quarter and the river
‘Dublin Port was very dangerous 300 years ago’: Inside the port that keeps Ireland going
Dublin Port: Out on the balcony the view is incredible, despite the fog. Beneath us, the river Liffey meets the sea
My Liffey: ‘Feeling like a champion for a day’ – the annual swim down Dublin’s central artery
A 40-year veteran of the Liffey Swim says climate change and a growing population in Greater Dublin Area have changed conditions on the river
On Dublin’s boardwalk: How a Liffey-side project became a tale of two cities
The designers of the city boardwalk, now almost a quarter-century old, are ‘dead proud’ of a project that has become part of Dublin’s identity
My Liffey: ‘It’s a real gathering of the community’ - veteran kayaker on the six-decade Liffey Descent
This year, for the first time in its history, the famous canoe race moved to May to ensure water levels were high enough
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