The numbers spiked after a new cohort of councillors was elected in June 2024, and have eased somewhat since then – while ...

At the Cast Foundry, Antoine Daure is working on his series Trap, aiming to create 10 to 15 variants for a future exhibition.

Sláintecare, the HSE’s plan for reforming the national health and social care system, places considerable importance on ...

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The signs of an ambitious effort to build out Dublin city’s network of cycle routes are everywhere. There are dashed white lines, rusty-red cycle tracks, bollards and bollards and bollards – and the ...

Friends of the Irish Environment has started proceedings for a judicial review of a decision by Fingal County Council allowing a developer to build more homes in Baldoyle before it puts in better ...

The government is looking at building a new waste-to-energy incinerator to deal with the country’s growing river of waste. Ireland’s existing landfills and incinerators aren’t enough to handle the ...

A Dublin Bus hisses down Collins Avenue, past the entrance to the Whitehall Colmcille GAA clubhouse. Women chat over hot drinks and sandwiches on the outdoor benches of the club’s café, Puck Lane.

Since 2019, Fingal County Council has issued 68 letters of warning to property owners engaging in short-term letting, a council official said. Out of the 68 warnings sent out in the six years since ...

He’s in his work clothes, paint stains over his shirt and trousers and a faint trace of dark paint on his right cheek. “Ah, Thomas, you didn’t know?” says Gina Priestman. Gina and her dad, Norman ...

Community workers for neighbourhoods along the Grand Canal in the west of the city launched a new strategy on Tuesday evening, centered on radical approaches to tackling serious violence. While ...

Ducking out through the back door of his new wholefoods store in Inchicore, Peadar Rice gestures to a small garden with a well-kept vegetable patch. He points out the lettuces, peas, potatoes, beans, ...