For 18 years nothing happened - now the State will try to revive Dublin’s O’Connell Street
A key test of infrastructure and housing ambitions is about to take place in the north inner city
O'Connell Street
Carlton site purchase offers chance to honour men and women of the 1916 Rising
State has bought O’Connell Street plot as part of MetroLink railway project
There needs to be something for people to see when they step off MetroLink
The capital is deficient in cultural infrastructure for a city of its size
MetroLink paid €80m for prime Dublin city site. But was the deal necessary?
State spends up to €80m acquiring half of controversial derelict ‘Carlton’ site
State will have spent €725m on MetroLink before construction begins
UK property group Hammerson sells beleaguered central Dublin development to State as part of €80m divestment
Woman (64) now afraid to enter Dublin city centre after alleged mugging, court hears
Ceiligh McCormack (29) and John Byrne (28) accused of a daylight robbery on O’Connell Street
Redevelopment of GPO will only lead to controversy, delays and inevitable reviews
Prioritise the rest of O’Connell Street in Dublin before touching ‘fine’ landmark
GPO to host community events pending a ‘national conversation’ on its future
Ultimate redevelopment of site still anticipated to retain retail and office use
Patrick Freyne: The true and wonderful weirdness of Dubliners always surfaces
My favourite form of reporting is not the celebrity interview or political profile; it’s approaching ‘people’ in ‘places’ and asking them questions about ‘stuff’
David McRedmond: ‘O’Connell Street needs high density housing’
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Behind the scenes at one of Ireland’s oldest jewellery stores Weir & Sons: workshops, rare jewels and €100,000 watches
‘People might come in with a budget, but they often leave with something way above.’ To spend time behind the scenes at Weir & Sons jewellers is to understand a little of the meticulous skill these craftspeople possess
Shape-shifting alien known as ‘The Thing’ traumatised a generation of Irish children
The Bowl of Light was filled with coloured plastic flames and had a short tenure on O’Connell Bridge
A ‘300-tonne crane’ needed to remove Palestinian flag from Dublin Spire
No group has claimed responsibility for the small flag high up on the O’Connell Street landmark
Dublin city regeneration body takes shape but questions over funding remain
High-profile appointment of Robert Watt needs to be matched by substantial funding
New Dublin regeneration role for Robert Watt is secondment with no competitive process
Senior Department of Housing civil servant to lead authority in charge of revitalising key areas in city
Robert Watt set to be paid €280,000 a year to lead Dublin city regeneration body
Former Department of Health head expected to be approved by Cabinet on Tuesday
Fuel protests: Why did it take so long for Garda to act?
In the News podcast: Dublin city centre blocked, national roadways disrupted and vital fuel depots under siege for days
Fuel protests to continue after ‘insulting’ package aimed at tackling prices, says key figure
Measures announced on Sunday evening ‘not enough’, says farmer James Geoghegan
‘You know who’s in control’ - How the fuel protests brought the country to a standstill
The seeds of this week’s disruption were sown in meetings in late March and fomented in online forums and WhatsApp groups
Multimillion-euro financial package will not be unveiled until nationwide fuel protests cease
Fuel protests movement vows to extend disruptive actions into weekend as talks under way for solution
Dublin’s O’Connell Street retailers bear the brunt of fuel protests
Business community believes protesters could be losing goodwill of those they need support from
‘I can’t afford to spend the whole day in traffic’: Dublin commuters hit with gridlock
While those stuck in traffic for hours hoped for a reprieve, a spokesman for the protesters said the blockade was ‘indefinite’
Cyclist (20s) dies after collision with truck on Dublin’s Abbey Street
Woman (70s) seriously injured after being struck by bus in Cork
Former home of Schuh on O’Connell Street seeks new occupier
Number 47/48 is a high-profile building at the busiest section of the street
Plan to transform former AIB branch in Dublin into a bar, restaurant and 20 studio apartments
Planning application lodged with Dublin City Council for buildings at 37 and 38 O’Connell Street Upper and 74 Parnell Street, Dublin 1
Iranians in Ireland call for Pahlavi, son of the former shah, to bring change
As US pressure mounts on the regime, many young Iranians believe Reza Pahlavi is their best hope
Dublin City Council seeks €114m in funding to kickstart Taoiseach’s taskforce plan
City centre rejuvenation to focus on vacant and derelict buildings and sites
Street wise: Ray O’Donoghue takes an evening stroll around Dublin city
It is a thriving, booming city. We just need to join the dots
Dublin city centre hotel for sale at discounted €46m
Newly developed four-star incorporating landmark Big Tree pub had been seeking €50m
French investor pays €3.3m for fully let investment on Dublin’s O’Connell Street
Price reflects a net initial yield of 7.44% on property occupied by Oscar-nominated Element Pictures and Mountain Warehouse
Part of Dublin’s O’Connell Street reopened after serious road traffic incident
Pedestrian in his 30s taken to hospital following incident involving double decker bus
‘No methodology’ for removing Palestinian flag ‘dropped’ on to Dublin’s Spire
No individual or group has claimed responsibility for the flag’s placement
Is the Wood Quay monstrosity finally going to be demolished?
Could a magic wand finally reverse this gross example of urban vandalism, or will the Green lobby and preservationists intervene?
RTB closing in on deal for new offices at Clerys Quarter
Core Capital chief seeking new development opportunities following dismissal of Revenue winding-up petition
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