Historic Conway’s pub on Dublin’s Parnell Street ‘endangered’, says council
Dublin City Council is assessing pub for inclusion on the Derelict Sites Register
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Council gives go-ahead for Dublin city centre hotel
Site is located less than 500 metres from College Green and Grafton Street
Developer Joe O’Reilly gets permission for 316 apartments near Heuston Station in Dublin
Dublin City Council has granted permission to Ruirside Developments Ltd at Parkgate Street in Dublin 8
‘Dublin isn’t as safe as it should be’: Traders demand action after fatal stabbing
Call to improve level of policing, help for vulnerable people and use of derelict spaces
Clothes banks are overflowing as the ‘market for castoffs collapses’
Charity shops fear they will become dumping ground for poor-quality clothing if new EU law on textile waste is enforced fully
Council’s all-out offensive on Airbnb style-lockboxes won’t solve the mess that is Dublin
The boxes attached to bicycle stands are seen as a symbol of overtourism – that sounds like wishful thinking where Dublin is concerned
Council refuses permission for Wetherspoon ‘noise wall’
Third setback for UK hospitality group as beer garden at its Camden Street hotel remains closed
Businesses contacted by Stubbs Gazette over late Dublin Town fees
Business owners advised to avoid ‘additional expense and embarrassment’ of court
‘If the asteroid hits Dublin, everything is gone’: A chastened Kieran Cuddihy hears about the end of the world
Radio review: Odds of its hitting Earth turn out to be far shorter than those of winning Newstalk’s Cash Machine contest
The ‘give it a lash’ attitude of developers is contributing to Dublin’s dereliction problem
Long delays, failed projects and a city centre blighted by derelict sites – maybe it’s time for more realistic planning applications
Dublin city cycle lane funding slashed by €16m
National Transport Authority funding ‘substantially lower’ than in previous years, council says
Dublin’s dumpers have ‘no sense of pride’, says council waste chief
New legislation should make landlords responsible for tenants’ waste contracts, says Dublin City Council’s head of waste management
Alleged trespassers at former shop of 1916 leader Tom Clarke offering to leave within 90 days, court hears
Occupiers are ‘opposed to application by Dublin City Council to inspect premises for damage’
Dublin City Council to ‘remove and destroy’ Airbnb-style lockboxes in citywide blitz
Boxes attached to poles and cycle stands causing trip hazards, says council
Dublin City Council to borrow €132.5m for St Michael’s estate cost-rental scheme
Subsidised rent levels at Inchicore development to be known later this year
How are buildings designated as derelict?
Properties on the Derelict Sites Register are subject to a 7 per cent levy
Why are so many properties derelict in Dublin city centre during a housing crisis?
Greed is far from the only reason so many buildings lie vacant and neglected, often in prime locations. A carrot-and-stick approach could help heal these festering sores in the capital
Johnny Ronan firm’s bid for padel courts in central Dublin refused
Dublin City Council refuse temporary five-year planning permission after National Transport Authority intervention
OPW objects to plan for scheme near Custom House
Project envisages 14-storey mixed-use development on former City Arts Centre
Nightclub manager stalls Grafton Street apartments plan
Dublin City Council has signed off on plan to allow four apartments on the street
St Patrick’s Day parade 2025 set to be taller
‘Every year I say the parade is going to be bigger and better. This year, I’m saying it’s going to be higher,’ says festival boss
Dublin City Council needs €132.5m loan for St Michael’s estate cost-rental scheme
Construction of council’s first ‘direct build’ cost-rental project, in Inchicore, will run to €450,500 per apartment
Rotunda building plan likened to ‘brick-clad cruise liner docked on Parnell Square’
Hospital says large-scale project is ‘critical’ to meeting needs of patients but heritage group criticises impact on Georgian Dublin
High noon for developer Paddy Kelly, who faces run-in with the sheriff over unpaid rent arrears
Plus: Imma cafe operator departs over contract changes; former Ponzi schemer takes up golf; and Patagonia wants to shut the world out
Ballymun to get biggest social housing development since towers demolition
Almost 300 social homes to be built on land left over from Ballymun regeneration project
Dublin city illegal dumping cameras to be operational by end of January
Cameras to catch dumpers will be switched on in north inner city, the State’s dirtiest urban area
Proposal for Finglas Luas to stop near Dublin Airport was rejected
Dublin City Council ultimately said it accepted that ‘providing a bridge over the M50 is not within the scope of the project’
Man landed with €9,400 legal bill after being ordered to close Ringsend pizzeria
Basil Whelan had to halt his Basil Pizza operation in Dublin 4 as it was found to breach planning rules
New cafe and terrace under construction in Merrion Square
Coffee shop and terrace set to be completed in the autumn
‘It was the nail in the coffin’: The business that’s closing due to rising council rates
Just under half of 31 local authorities will raise rates this year. Increases range from 1.8% to 15%
Affordable housing proposed for vacant Ballymun shopping centre site
Land Development Agency in talks with Dublin City Council over site of complex demolished four years ago
Council weighs possibility of remedial work on Dublin house that partially fell into river Camac
Ellen Blehein (32) and husband Robert (30) have vacated home which ‘may not be safe’
Non-compliant construction work discovered at Dublin affordable housing scheme
Some work on the homes at Oscar Traynor Woods in Coolock may have to be paused for investigation
Dublin soup kitchen bylaws must not push volunteer groups ‘out of existence’, councillors say
Concerns raised about plans to draft legislation to end practice where groups provide hot food to people queuing on city’s streets
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