Vote to replace Anthony Flynn on Dublin City Council defeated
Councillors voted against nominee to fill seat vacant since Independent’s death last August
Councillors express ‘grave concerns’ about NMH move to St Vincent’s campus
Letter calls on Government to pursue other sites for maternity hospital
The Irish Times view on place-names: the word on the street
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Homeless charity faces uncertain future following death of co-founder
Among homeless organisations ICHH chief Anthony Flynn was a controversial figure
ICHH to seek appointment of High Court inspector to review charity
Homeless charity has one remaining director following ‘several’ resignations, says letter
Dublin Mayor aims to target open drug dealing and homelessness in city
Alison Gilliland says issues are priority for group tackling problems in city centre
Christy Burke takes over as interim chairman of homeless charity
Councillor described former chief executive Anthony Flynn as having ‘heart of pure gold’
Funeral of Anthony Flynn told of his tireless work for weak and vulnerable
‘He took his shoes off and gave them to a bloke that was lying on a cardboard box’
Last days of lockdown: Has crime really increased in Dublin?
Reported crime has fallen and anti-social behaviour is viewed as issue predating Covid
Harrington to make final leg of long trip home by open top bus
Boxer touches down with other athletes in Dublin on Tuesday afternoon
New parking fines to come into force in Dublin from next month
New €40 fines for parking on footpaths, bus lanes, cycle lanes to ‘complement’ clamping
Dublin city recovery team revamp after just four days
Lack of women and councillors on taskforce ‘unacceptable’, according to representatives
Councillors call increase in student housing scheme ‘excessive’
More student beds and build-to-rent apartments added to Dublin 7 scheme
Plans for co-living scheme at protected modernist building rejected
Nine-storey development would have negative impact on Hendron’s Building in Broadstone
Religious order ‘overwhelmed’ by death of 10 priests in Covid-19 wave
Spiritans mourn priests, who worked on missions and in schools, as ‘inspired men’
Motorists in Dublin city could face fines instead of clamping
Council proposes changes to tackle ‘constant challenge’ of illegal parking
Covid-19 vaccinations to be prioritised for paramedics and firefighters
Up to 150 paramedics had their vaccines cancelled amid reported supply issues
Co-living scheme planned for protected modernist building in Dublin
Application was made two weeks before ban on shared accommodation became law
Car park owners oppose pedestrianisation and Liffey cycle measures
Liffey cycle path work ‘an illegal act’ – Dublin City Centre Traders Alliance
Fianna Fáil's Tom Brabazon elected Lord Mayor of Dublin
Councillor apologises for controversial gender remarks
Fingal grants extension for removal of election posters
Candidates who break rules for putting up posters face €150 fine per poster
Candidates face fines if election posters not removed by midnight on Sunday
Candidates will have to pay €150 per poster under Irish littering laws
Election 2020: Dublin Central constituency profile
Switch to four-seater with Maureen O’Sullivan not standing opens up race significantly
Woman (81) found outside Dublin’s GPO by homeless volunteer
Homeless volunteer who runs a soup kitchen makes discovery
Paddy Hansard assault: ‘his eyes are open, but there is no reaction’
Family believes the 73-year-old was hit from behind with a shovel as he neared his home
Luke Kelly statue on Dublin’s Sheriff Street is vandalised
Meeting to take place on Wednesday to discuss removal of black paint from structure
Local elections battleground: From dog poo to housing crisis
Long hours, low pay, stresses and strains of local politics exercise the public mind
How one Luke Kelly statue for Dublin city became two
The story of ‘two Lukes’ being unveiled on the same day in the capital is the subject of a new documentary
Seán O’Casey’s last home to be used to house Dublin’s homeless
Playwright wrote works including ‘The Plough and the Stars’ in the North Circular Road house
Fianna Fáil election candidate apologises for ‘gypsy’ comment
Prominent party activist Brian Mohan said comment was “ill-advised” and wrong
Homeless campaigner Anthony Flynn to contest local elections
Inner City Helping Homeless founder to run as Independent in Dublin north inner city
Luke Kelly remembered with two statues unveiled on the same day
The Dubliners’ singer who died 35 years ago on Wednesday is commemorated in Dublin
The story behind Dublin’s two new Luke Kelly sculptures
The works are unveiled on Wednesday, on north and south sides of the river Liffey
An ordinary bloke with many talents: Remembering Jer O’Leary
‘Will forever be remembered for his unstinting political activism’ - President Higgins
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