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15:51 Two rival GAA clubs do battle with bids to develop 15-acre site in south Dublin

Two south Dublin GAA clubs are locked in a battle for a 15-acre site on Ticknock Road which has been zoned for sports facilities.

07:00 Dublin commuters call for action as ghost buses remain an issue on S8 route

Commuters have claimed ghost buses remain an issue on the S8 route in Dublin, two months after the transport Minister promised a “detailed review” of the problem.

22/04 Government ‘clearly doesn’t trust Dubliners’ as vote stalls on directly elected mayor

A decision to stall a public vote for a directly elected Lord Mayor of Dublin, shows the Government “clearly doesn’t trust Dubliners”, it has been claimed.

18/04 Allta and Chapter One among Dublin hotspots on Irish Restaurant Awards shortlist

Some of Dublin’s best-known restaurants and bars, including Allta, Chapter One, Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud, and The Cobblestone, have been named as finalists in the 2025 Irish Restaurant Awards.

17/04 Introducing new tourist tax in Dublin would be ‘totally unproductive’, Minister claims

A so-called tourist tax on hotel rooms in Dublin would be “totally unproductive”, according to a government minister.

17/04 Just one third of Dubliners feel safe in the city at night, survey reveals

Just 33pc of Dubliners feel safe in the city centre at night, according to a new survey about the capital’s night-time economy.

17/04 €82,500 funding boost for Dublin volunteer groups who protect local rivers

Dublin’s rivers are getting some much-needed support with a total of €82,582 allocated by the Local Authority Waters Programme (LAWPRO).

17/04 Applications open for 98 new cost rental homes in Dublin

Applications have now been opened for 98 one and two-bed cost rental homes at a new development by Clúid Housing in Walkinstown.

17/04 Dublin patients feel ‘left behind’ by lack of neurorehabilitation services available

Patients with neurological conditions say they feel “left behind” due to a shortage of community neurorehabilitation services in parts of Dublin.

17/04 Dublin firefighters battle early morning apartment blaze on Aungier Street

Dublin Fire Brigade has confirmed it was called to the scene of an early morning blaze at an apartment on Aungier Street today.

16/04 ‘I am truly sorry’: Sean Paul apologises to Dublin fans after 3Arena gig cut short

Sean Paul has apologised to fans who attended his gig in Dublin’s 3Arena last week, after many complained he played for less than 45 minutes.

16/04 ‘I am truly sorry’: Sean Paul apologies to Dublin fans after 3Arena gig cut short

Sean Paul has apologised to fans who attended his gig in Dublin’s 3Arena last week, after many complained he played for less than 45 minutes.

16/04 Dubliners encouraged to take part in two-day Street Feast celebrations

Dubliners are being encouraged to get involved in a two-day community celebration which aims to bring people together for a “shared meal, chat and a chance to turn strangers into friends”.

16/04 The Sackville Lounge returns to its original name after ‘Biddy Mulligan’ rebrand

Dublin’s Sackville Lounge has officially returned to its original name, almost a year after a backlash against its brief rebranding as ‘Biddy Mulligan’s Old Ale and Stout House’.

16/04 Moneyball author Michael Lewis and illustrator Charlie Mackesy to headline Dalkey Book Festival

The line-up for this year’s Dalkey Book Festival has been announced, with a mix of Irish and international authors and speakers across four days and 80 events.

16/04 Delays on Irish Rail’s northern commuter line and slow traffic on M50

It’s a wet morning in Dublin as a Status Yellow rain warning has been issued, causing a number of delays.

16/04 New documentary highlights ‘clever tactics’ used by dealers to sell crack cocaine in Tallaght

A Dublin filmmaker’s documentary on the crack cocaine epidemic in Tallaght, has revealed how dealers are increasingly using modern marketing techniques to target vulnerable individuals.

15/04 ‘Home isn’t defined by postcode or status, but by the people who shape us’

A teenager from Finglas, who was recently named Young Filmmaker of the Year for her film Abhaile, has said she is “relishing” the win.

15/04 ‘Home isn’t defined by postcode or status, but by the people who shape us’: Dublin teenager named Young Filmmaker of the Year

A teenager from Finglas, who was recently named Young Filmmaker of the Year for her film Abhaile, has said she is “relishing” the win.

15/04 Calls for additional lighting and policing after rubbish dumped along Grand Canal

Calls have been made for additional lighting and increased policing in areas where people gather to socialise during good weather, following a weekend that saw rubbish lining Dublin’s Grand Canal.

15/04 Public asked to have their say on plans for ‘new community’ near Glasnevin

Dubliners are being asked to have their say on plans to transform an industrial estate on the city’s northside into a “brand-new community”.

14/04 ‘Please don’t sit on the curb’ signs appear on Drury Street as businesses tell of ‘total nightmare’

New signage has appeared along Dublin’s Drury Street, asking people to refrain from sitting on the curb outside shops and other businesses.

14/04 Luigi Malones to close its doors after 28 years in Dublin’s Temple Bar

Temple Bar restaurant Luigi Malones is closing its doors for good after 28 years of business, saying roadworks around the premises was the “straw that broke the camel’s back”.

09/04 Culture Date with Dublin 8 festival to coincide with anniversary of Daniel O’Connell’s birth

Culture Date with Dublin 8 is back for its seventh year and this year coincides with the 250th anniversary of Daniel O’Connell’s birth.

09/04 ‘It was ridiculous’ – Sean Paul fans angry as star plays for 45 minutes at Dublin gig

Fans who attended dancehall artist Sean Paul’s Dublin concert last night are calling for a refund, after some described the gig as an “absolute disgrace”.

09/04 Royal Canal walkway in Dublin’s north inner city ‘being destroyed’ by open drug dealing

A part of the Royal Canal Greenway, which runs through Dublin’s north inner city, is being “destroyed by open drug dealing”, it has been claimed.

09/04 Councillor calls for vote to be held on directly-elected Lord Mayor of Dublin

A directly elected Lord Mayor of Dublin could transform the city for the better, once given the proper powers, it has been claimed.

08/04 Survey to assess ‘dilapidation and vacancy’ within Dublin’s North Georgian Core

An extensive survey of historic structures within Dublin’s North Georgian Core is currently under way, in a bid to preserve and rejuvenate the architectural heritage of the area.

08/04 Councillors pass motion demanding Tenant-in-Situ housing scheme is reinstated in full

Dublin city councillors have unanimously passed a motion demanding that the Minister for Housing reinstate the Tenant-in-Situ scheme in full.

04/04 Meeting to discuss draft bye-laws for soup kitchens in Dublin cancelled due to protest

A meeting to explore draft bye-laws for soup kitchens in Dublin, had to be cancelled due to a planned protest outside Dublin City Council offices.

03/04 Dublin father to run over 100km to raise enough funds for one autism assistance dog

A Dublin dad is taking on the challenge of running 65 miles next month, hoping to raise €25,000 to support the one in 30 children with autism.

03/04 Dublin soup kitchens subjected to a ‘surge in racially motivated attacks’

Soup kitchens in Dublin are facing a “surge in racially motivated attacks” against vulnerable users accessing their service, it has been claimed.

03/04 Delays on M50 following four vehicle crash

There has been a crash on the M50 southbound this morning which may cause delays for commuters.

02/04 International Literature Festival bringing over 200 events to Dublin

The line-up for this year’s International Literature Festival Dublin has been announced, featuring a mix of global and Irish voices, as well as live music, poetry and film.

02/04 Planning process ‘a significant barrier’ to meeting housing needs in Dublin

The slow planning process, combined with constant judicial reviews and objections, is a “significant barrier” to meeting housing needs in Dublin, it has been claimed.

02/04 More than 60 residents from East Wall Integration Centre volunteer at Dublin City Half Marathon

More than 60 residents from the Gateway Integration Centre in East Wall volunteered at the inaugural Dublin City Half Marathon last weekend.

02/04 New public work of art to celebrate Dublin’s Meath Street

Dublin City Council is looking for artists to commission a piece of public art to celebrate Meath Street and its wider role in “Dublin social and commercial life”.

01/04 Dublin’s first ‘school street’ launches in Donaghmede

Dublin’s first ever “school street” launched this week on Newbrook Road in Donaghmede, which will restrict access to the street during school drop-off and pick up times.

01/04 Dublin City Half Marathon organisers considering lottery-based ticket system after huge demand

Dublin City Half Marathon organisers have confirmed that a lottery system for the event is being considered for future events in response to the overwhelming demand for its inaugural race.

31/03 ‘Madness’ not integrating Luas expansion with Dublin port project

It would be “madness” not to integrate a Luas extension into Dublin Port’s 3FM expansion project, it has been claimed.

31/03 ‘Disappearing’ street signs in Irish and English documented for new project

Dublin’s unique bilingual street signs, with their distinctive Gaelic typeface and green colour, are being documented by a researcher at Trinity College Dublin.

31/03 Sensoria festival returns to celebrate neurodiversity over two days in Dublin

Sensoria, a neurodivergent-friendly festival, will take place for the second year running in Dublin this April.

31/03 €10m indoor public swimming pool to be built in Balbriggan

Fingal County Council has announced plans to build a new €10m public swimming pool in Balbriggan.

29/03 Gardaí to commence high visibility foot patrols around Dublin city centre

High visibility foot patrols in key areas around the city centre have been introduced by Garda Síochána Assistant Commissioner Paul Cleary.

29/03 Lucky Dubliner scoops €500,000 in Lotto Daily Million Plus in second win of the week

There is great excitement for one Dubliner this weekend after they claimed a 500k Daily Million Plus prize.

28/03 Teachers union chief calls for reduced rents to help key workers in Dublin

Discounted rents, rather than a so-called Dublin allowance, is a better way to deal with the cost-of-living crisis for key workers in the capital, it has been claimed.

28/03 Dublin City Council reveals 704 tenants owe more than €11k in rent arrears

More than 700 Dublin City Council tenants are in significant rent arrears, with amounts owed as high as €19,000, a report presented to councillors has revealed.

28/03 Lucky Dublin winner scoops €500k in Prize Bond draw

A lucky Dubliner has scooped a massive €500,000 in this month’s Prize Bonds draw.

28/03 Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown Council warns about fake parking fine scam

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council has issued an emergency notice to the public, warning them to be vigilant about a scam involving fake parking fines.

27/03 Dublin City Council warns of scam over fake QR codes on parking meters

Dublin City Council has warned the public to be vigilant about a scam involving fake QR codes attached to parking meters.

27/03 Dublin Zoo reveals latest arrival as endangered bongo calf is born

Dublin Zoo has announced its latest new arrival – an endangered female bongo calf.

26/03 ‘The wives might know each other, but the men never do’ – How Ballinteer Men’s Shed is helping build new connections

Ballinteer Men’s Shed, which is entering its eighth year, has been praised by some of its members as a “safe place” where everyone is treated the same way.

24/03 ‘A stitch in time’ - 14 Henrietta Street unveils artwork to mark lives of women in Georgian Dublin

Lord Mayor of Dublin Emma Blain has launched a new piece of artwork at 14 Henrietta Street, remembering the lives of women who lived in tenement buildings in Georgian Dublin.

24/03 Unique 24-hour radio station celebrates the birds and nature of north Dublin

A 24-hour radio station, which sees a renowned artist perform the role of a birdwatcher in the field, has been launched and will broadcast for the next month.

24/03 Residents protest against bus route changes in Bluebell and Inchicore

Residents of Bluebell and Inchicore are protesting against plans to replace the number 13, 68, and 69 bus routes.

21/03 Firefighters attend large wildfire in Dublin mountains

Dublin firefighters were called to a large gorse wildfire in the Dublin Mountains, near Glencullen, last night.

21/03 Spreading wildfire in Dublin mountains sends smoke to Lucan

Dublin firefighters were called to a large gorse wildfire in the Dublin Mountains, near Glencullen, last night.

21/03 Parents to hold second 24-hour sleep-out in Dublin over ‘ongoing crisis’ in special education

Parents from around the country are coming together for a second time to stage a 24-hour sleep-out in front of Leinster House to protest at the lack of suitable special educational needs school places.

21/03 Synge Street transition to Gaelcholáiste has been a ‘distressing time’ for staff

The announcement that a Dublin secondary school would transition into a co-educational Gaelcholáiste next year, has been a “distressing time” for staff, it has been claimed.

19/03 Jim Gavin says ‘challenges remain’ for Dublin’s north east inner city

Jim Gavin, the Chair of the North East Inner City Implementation Board, says it has ambitious targets which will help “resolve the challenges that remain in the area”.

19/03 US actor Kal Penn reveals his Copper Face Jacks gold card

A popular US comedian and actor, best known for his role in Harold and Kumar, has revealed he holds a Copper Face Jacks gold card, joking that it makes him an “honorary Irishman”.

19/03 Dublin City Council issues €500k tender to maintain the Spire

Dublin City Council is offering a five-year maintenance contract for Dublin’s Spire, worth €500,000.

18/03 Dublin City Council to develop affordable rental apartments at derelict site in Cabra

Officials from Dublin City Council and Clúid Housing have announced plans to develop an affordable rental housing scheme at a derelict site in north Dublin.

18/03 New sculpture unveiled to honour victims of abuse

A new sculpture in honour of past pupils who suffered abuse at the hands of the Jesuits, has been unveiled at St Francis Xavier Church on Gardiner Street in Dublin.

18/03 Dublin City Council mobilises over 400 staff for St Patrick’s Day clean-up in city

More than 400 Dublin City Council staff were involved in cleaning up the city centre before, during, and after the St Patrick’s Day celebrations.

18/03 Crash on M50 and commuters face delays on southbound Dart services

There has been a crash on the M50 southbound this morning which may cause delays for commuters.

14/03 ‘Elon Musk will colonise Mars’ before we get contactless payments on public transport, TD says

Elon Musk will have colonised Mars before contactless payments for Dublin’s public transport system are rolled out, one TD has claimed.

14/03 Singer Gracie Abrams stops Dublin gig to pay tribute to late fan

US singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams paused her Dublin gig on Monday night to give a heartfelt tribute to a fan, who died last year.

13/03 ‘This is our reality’ – Dublin café owner wrestles with intruder during attempted break-in

A Dublin café owner has shared footage of an attempted break-in this week, saying this is the “new reality” for the hospitality industry.

13/03 Dublin councillors call for proper signage for public toilets in the city

Dublin city councillors have called for proper signage and clearer access to public toilets around the city, including those provided by cafés that have received licences from the council.

13/03 Hope for safer access to Clongriffin Dart station after deal to buy land and tower

The land surrounding Clongriffin Dart station has been bought by a state agency, giving hope for an end to repeated issues with safety and access points.

12/03 ‘Parents shouldn’t have to fight for supports for their children’

A public meeting is being held this evening to highlight the “lack of suitable school places, assessments and supports” for children with disabilities and additional needs in north Dublin.

12/03 Dublin’s North Wall community holding its very own St Patrick’s Day parade

Members of the North Wall Community Festival Committee will hold their annual St Patrick’s Day parade this week, with Ann Grimes as the star of the show.

12/03 Broken pipe draining raw sewage onto popular north Dublin beach is ‘disgraceful’

A broken pipe, which has left household waste draining onto a popular north Dublin beach, has been condemned by locals as “disgraceful”.

11/03 ‘Totally unacceptable’ – vandals damage Inchicore park

A local councillor has condemned the vandalism of a park in Inchicore, describing it as an “attack on the whole community”.

10/03 St Patrick’s Day in Dublin 2025: Your guide to the local parades taking place around the county

If the hustle and bustle of Dublin city centre is too much for you this St Patrick’s Day, there are several local parades taking place across the city and county.

07/03 Legal challenges delay plans to extend Dart from Dublin to Maynooth

Work to extend the Dart network from Dublin to Kildare and Meath will begin in late 2026, pending the resolution of two separate legal challenges, the National Transport Authority has confirmed.

07/03 Contactless payments on Dublin Bus may not be available until 2028

Contactless payments on Dublin Bus and other forms of public transport may not be available until 2028, according to a report published by the National Transport Authority (NTA).

07/03 Dublin bar launches €5 anti-spiking drink covers as part of new safety initiative

A Dublin bar has introduced a safety initiative allowing customers to purchase cup covers for €5 to prevent spiking – but the move has had a mixed reaction.

07/03 Dublin firefighter releases book teaching children what to do in an emergency

A Dublin firefighter has released a new book to help teach children what to do in an emergency.

07/03 Dubliners have mixed reaction to signage-only zebra crossings in city

New signage-only zebra crossings have been rolled out across Dublin after guidelines surrounding their use were updated.

07/03 ‘We want to make Irish sexy again’, say writers behind Best Short Film at Dublin International Film Festival

The co-writers behind a new short film, Trasna na Líne, which won Best Short Film at the Dublin International Film Festival, said their whole aim was to “make Irish sexy again”.

06/03 Council plans to target households without a waste collection contract in northeast inner city

Dublin City Council has announced plans to follow up with residents in the northeast inner city who have failed to sign up for a waste collection contract in a bid to clamp down on illegal dumping.

06/03 Arket set to open flagship store in Dublin city centre

Swedish fashion brand Arket, part of the H&M Group, is set to open a flagship store in Dublin city centre.

05/03 Councillors agree to borrow €30m for redevelopment of fruit and veg market in Smithfield

Dublin city councillors have agreed to borrow €30m to ensure that plans to reopen the Victorian fruit and veg market will go ahead.

05/03 Famous Dublin pub goes on sale with €4.25m price tag

One of Dublin’s best-known pubs, Peter’s Pub, has come to market after being owned and operated by the same family for nearly half a century.

05/03 Commuters face delays as Dart services terminated in south Dublin

Commuters are experiencing delays this morning due to a technical failure on the Dart line.

04/03 Councillors pass motion calling for Tenant in Situ Scheme to be reinstated

Dublin councillors have unanimously passed motions to reinstate the Tenant-in-Situ Scheme and allocate additional resources to tackle vacancy and dereliction across the city.

04/03 Dublin City Council seeking new tender for collections from clothes banks

Dublin City Council has announced it will soon be seeking a new company to provide services for collecting textiles from clothes banks.

04/03 Council confirms ban on lock boxes chained to public property within weeks

Lock boxes, or key boxes, chained to or presented in the city’s public realm, will be banned across Dublin within weeks.

03/03 ‘You don’t have to give advice … you just listen’ – Dublin Samaritans marks 55 years of support from a host of volunteers

A woman who has spent 50 years as a volunteer with Dublin Samaritans, says “you walk out pleased that one particular person made a connection”.

03/03 ‘There was a lot of anger in the room’ - residents express their frustration over roadworks in Deansgrange

Residents in Deansgrange are “very frustrated” at the ongoing impact of roadworks in the area, a public meeting has heard.

03/03 Dublin Bus maintenance workers take industrial action in pay dispute

Dublin Bus commuters face potential disruption as roughly 190 engineering operatives are taking part in industrial action over pay.

03/03 Dublin principals ‘delighted’ with added supports from Deis-plus scheme

Principals who have spent years campaigning for targeted supports for schools with the highest levels of disadvantage in Dublin, are “delighted” to see their calls are finally being listened to.

03/03 ‘We’re all a bit shaken’ – Popular Dublin bar thanks firefighters after serious fire

A popular Dublin bar has said they are “all a bit shaken” following the outbreak of a fire yesterday which was attended by Dublin Fire Brigade.

03/03 Sabrina Carpenter at the 3Arena, Dublin: Everything you need to know

Sabrina Carpenter will kick off the European leg of her Short n Sweet Tour in Dublin, with two gigs this week.

27/02 Skerries residents and businesses voice concerns over plans to transform harbour

Plans to enhance the Skerries harbour area by creating more cycle lanes and pedestrian-friendly spaces, have sparked concerns among residents and businesses.

27/02 Dublin to get new tallest building as 25-storey tower gets green light

A 25-storey tower fronting onto the River Liffey, has been approved by Dublin City Council and will become Dublin’s tallest building.

26/02 Dublin ‘needs shovels in the ground’ for Metrolink project

The new president of the Dublin Chamber of Commerce has highlighted the critical need for the timely delivery of infrastructure in the capital.

26/02 Works set to begin to transform laneway plagued by anti-social activity into park

Work is set to begin to transform a medieval Dublin laneway, which has been subject to anti-social behaviour, into a new park.

26/02 Dublin firefighters awarded for rescuing cat from house fire

A crew from Dublin Fire Brigade’s Dolphin’s Barn station were awarded this week by an animal protection organisation for rescuing an unconscious cat from a house fire.

25/02 Council proposes new city-wide forum to discuss safety issues in Dublin

Dublin City Council has proposed a new city-wide community safety forum to deal with public safety in the capital.

25/02 Victoria Smurfit ‘feels quite grown up’ as Grand Marshal for this year’s St Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin

Actress Victoria Smurfit says being the Grand Marshal for this year’s St Patrick’s Day parade is “a huge honour and it just makes me feel quite grown up”.

25/02 Victoria Smurfit is Grand Marshal for this year’s St Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin

Actress Victoria Smurfit has been revealed as the Grand Marshal for this year’s St Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin.

25/02 Pitbull announces return for second gig in Dublin this year

Pitbull has announced he will be bringing his Party After Dark Tour back to the 3Arena in Dublin for a second time in 2025, following the success of his initial show.

21/02 ‘We’re over the moon’, says owner of Rory’s Fishing Tackle shop celebrating 65 years in business

A Dublin shop owner said she is “over the moon” as her family-run business, Rory’s Fishing Tackle, celebrates 65 years of trading in the city today.

20/02 Dublin International Film Festival shines a light on city stories

Stories of Dublin will take centre stage at this year’s Dublin International Film Festival (DIFF), which kicks off today.

20/02 Hoteliers say introducing a tourist tax in Dublin makes ‘no sense at all’

The Irish Hotels Federation claims there are “no grounds” for a tourist tax for staying in the capital, a move being considered by Dublin City Council to increase revenue.

19/02 Prices for affordable homes scheme at former O’Devaney Gardens site revealed

Dublin City Council has announced details of its largest state-subsidised housing development for Montpelier, previously O’Devaney Gardens, located in Dublin 7.

19/02 New initiative to give Dubliners a chance to speak Irish in everyday life

The Irish language is experiencing a renaissance in the capital, with new opportunities such as Next-Gen Gaeilge giving Dubliners a chance to brush up on their Gaeilge, whether they are speakers or first-time learners.

19/02 Council to meet with operators to expand bin bag ban to the north inner city

Dublin City Council’s Waste Management Services will meet with operators “in the coming days” to discuss expanding the bin bag ban to the north inner city.

19/02 Sunshine returns to Dublin after eleven consecutive days without any

Sunshine returned to Dublin this morning, breaking a record-equalling streak of zero hours of sunshine for 11 consecutive days.

19/02 Eleven consecutive days without any sunshine sets new record for Dublin

Dublin has had zero hours of sunshine for the 11th consecutive day, marking the longest-running sunless streak since records began.

19/02 Traffic and travel: Warning of delays after crash on M50

Commuters in Dublin are being warned that there may be delays following a crash on the M50.

18/02 ‘We can’t let this scare us out of the city’, says Dublin’s night-time advisor following stabbing

The man tasked with breathing new life into Dublin’s night-time economy says it’s been a “tough couple of days” following a fatal stabbing incident.

18/02 Two large waste compactors set for Grafton Street and Temple Bar area

Dublin City Council has confirmed it will install two large waste compactors on a trial basis at the top of Grafton Street and in Temple Bar.

18/02 ‘Something has to be done’, says Kicky’s restaurant owner after second break-in

Chef Eric Matthews has called for “something to be done” after his restaurant, Kicky’s on South Great George’s Street, was broken into for the second time.

17/02 Emma Dabiri calls for ‘proper investment’ in Dublin city centre after fatal stabbing

Author and broadcaster Emma Dabiri has called for “proper investment” and better planning for Dublin city centre following a fatal stabbing over the weekend.

17/02 Dublin city centre bakery broken into for the second time in less than a year

A bakery in Dublin city centre has been broken into for the second time in less than a year.

17/02 Construction of 170 new homes approved for Clonsilla

Plans submitted to Fingal County Council for the construction of 170 apartments and duplexes in Clonsilla have received approval from An Bord Pleanála.

14/02 Locals claim Sheriff Street area is ‘the land that time forgot’

Ongoing social problems in the Sheriff Street area must be addressed before any funds are allocated to the unused space at George’s Dock, it has been claimed.

14/02 Transport Minister says ‘detailed review’ under way into issue of ghost buses

A detailed review is under way regarding a number of buses that have been failing to show up under Go-Ahead Ireland’s operations, according to the Minister for Transport.

13/02 Councillors call for comprehensive report into George’s Dock site in Dublin

Dublin city councillors have supported an emergency motion for a comprehensive report into the council’s plans for the unused space at George’s Dock.

13/02 South Dublin football club tells of 20-year struggle for new sports facility

A south Dublin football club has spoken out about the long and frustrating process of trying to build a new sports facility, which has been ongoing for nearly 20 years.

13/02 South Dublin football club tell of 20-year struggle for new sports facility

A south Dublin football club has spoken out about the long and frustrating process of trying to build a new sports facility, which has been ongoing for nearly 20 years.

13/02 Clothes and bottle recycling banks in Ballymun being ‘blatantly abused’

Clothes and bottle banks in Ballymun are being “blatantly abused”, and should be removed as a matter of urgency, it has been claimed.

12/02 The Exchequer wine bar in Ranelagh closes after 15 years

A wine bar in Ranelagh has announced that it will close its doors for the final time after 15 years in business.

11/02 New details of issues at Oscar Traynor affordable housing development

Dublin City Council has confirmed that several issues have been identified following the discovery of construction defects at a flagship affordable housing project in north Dublin.

11/02 Lord Mayor of Dublin Emma Blain moves out of Mansion House shortly after assuming role due to renovations

The Lord Mayor of Dublin has moved out of the Mansion House to allow for necessary renovations.

07/02 ‘I’m not going to let epilepsy stop me from living my life’, says young Dublin woman

A young Dublin woman diagnosed with chronic epilepsy four years ago, said she won’t let the condition stop her from living her life to the fullest.

07/02 Trinity College to change overnight student guest policy following RTB ruling

Trinity College Dublin is to change its overnight guest policy for student residents, following a decision from the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) which deemed the previous regulations “unenforceable”.

07/02 Roddy Doyle among writers featured in anthology for One Dublin One Book

Dublin City Council has announced a special anthology to mark 20 years of the One Dublin, One Book initiative.

07/02 ‘We’re essentially homeless’ - stressed families face further delays to affordable housing in Dublin

Stressed parents have been forced to couch-surf with friends and family due to ongoing delays in receiving keys to their new homes.

07/02 Former driving instructor reveals the two biggest reasons for failing your test

A former driving instructor, based in Dublin, says no single test centre is harder than another, and it all comes down to a learner’s preparation.

05/02 Howth goat herder gifted eCargo bike from local council

A goat herder in Howth has been gifted a new eCargo bike by Fingal County Council to help with the daily transport of essential supplies.

04/02 North Dublin school awarded digital wellbeing accolade

A vice-principal of a north Dublin secondary school has said they don’t need mobile phone pouches due to the fact they already embrace technology as part of their learning experience.

04/02 Dublin commuters express frustration due to cancellations on a number of new bus routes

Bus commuters in Dublin have said regular cancellations on a number of new bus routes operated by Go-Ahead Ireland, are proving a “big inconvenience”.

01/02 ‘A true gentleman and a gentle soul’: Tributes paid to former Labour TD Eamonn Walsh

Former Labour Party colleagues have paid tribute to former Labour TD Eamonn Walsh, who has died aged 79.

30/01 Go-Ahead Ireland apologises as users tell of cancellations and ‘massive decline’ on S4 bus route

Users of the S4 bus route, which is run by Go-Ahead Ireland and serves Liffey Valley Shopping Centre to UCD, say they have noticed a “massive decline” in the service.

30/01 Andrew Scott stars in latest music video for Sam Fender

Hollywood actor Andrew Scott’s latest role sees him star in a new music video for English singer-songwriter and musician Sam Fender.

30/01 Dublin residents call for urgent action on ‘substandard living conditions’

A group of residents in north Dublin is calling for immediate action from Dublin City Council as they endure “substandard living conditions”.

29/01 Environment group plans legal action linked to ‘temporary access’ at Clongriffin Dart Station

A group of environmental activists has confirmed it plans to take legal action against Fingal County Council after it granted permission for more homes to be built in Baldoyle before access to Clongriffin Dart Station is improved.

24/01 Storm Éowyn impact across Dublin: Fallen trees, strong winds and widespread disruption

Storm Éowyn, which swept across Dublin today, has left the city grappling with significant damage and disruption.

24/01 Storm Éowyn: What Dublin Bus, Luas and Dart services are running as Status Red warning lifts

As the status red weather warning lifts across Dublin commuters can expect “significant disruption” to public transport services.

24/01 Storm Éowyn: Dublin firefighters respond to more than 15 incidents of fallen trees

Dublin Fire Brigade has been dealing with the aftermath of Storm Éowyn today as high gusts caused widespread damage, with reports of at least 15 fallen trees.

23/01 Dublin Bus is hiring part time and full time drivers – here are the benefits, salary and criteria

Dublin Bus has launched a new recruitment drive aimed at hiring more part-time and full-time drivers to join the team.

23/01 Storm Éowyn: When will Dublin Bus, Luas and Dart services be running?

As the country prepares for the arrival of Storm Éowyn, Met Éireann has issued a Red level wind warning for the Dublin region from 6am to 11am on Friday, January 24.

23/01 Work under way on 418 social homes for Ballyfermot

Work is now continuing on 418 social homes, which will be delivered in Ballyfermot to those on Dublin City Council’s housing list.

22/01 Irish Rail warns of disruption due to line closure this weekend

Irish Rail has warned commuters there will be no train service between Connolly and Drogheda this weekend due to “engineering works”.

22/01 Light boxes rolled out in all Dublin City Council libraries to tackle winter blues

Light boxes are being rolled out across all Dublin City Council libraries in a bid to lift people’s moods, boost alertness and help them feel more energised.

22/01 Fisherman rescued from sinking boat off the north Dublin coast

A fisherman had to be rescued after his boat got struck on rocks and began taking on water off the coast of Rush, north county Dublin, this week.

22/01 Number of road closures in Dublin city centre as new Taoiseach to be appointed

There is to be a number of road closures this morning in Dublin city centre which may cause delays for commuters as the Dáil resumes.

22/01 Friends bring New York-style Matchbox dating to Dublin for Valentine’s Day

Two best pals are bringing a new dating and matchmaking service to Dublin due to the “frustrating dating scene” in the capital.

21/01 Almost 80pc of Dubliners back calls for rent subsidies for key workers

Dubliners strongly support the idea of rent subsidies for key workers – such as gardaí, teachers and nurses – based in Dublin.

21/01 Traffic and travel: Crash on Dublin’s M50 may cause delays for motorists

For commuters in Dublin there may be delays following a crash on the M50.

21/01 Dublin lotto player’s Blue Monday turns gold with €40k win

A Dubliner’s Blue Monday turned into a golden one after he claimed a €40,000 prize in the main Lotto draw.

20/01 New Dublin sports network to push for better facilities and funding for young people across city

A newly formed sports lobby group, which will push for funding and facilities for sports clubs all over Dublin, will be launched this evening at City Hall.

20/01 ‘It was an incredible night … though a few heads are sore today’

GAA fans on the capital’s northside and southside were celebrating a historic All-Ireland club double after victories for both Na Fianna and Cuala at Croke Park yesterday.

20/01 Dart station lift is broken and ‘severely vandalised’ yet again

The lift at a Dublin Dart station is out of action yet again, after it was “severely vandalised” over the weekend.

20/01 Dublin pub left ‘disappointed’ with council’s order to remove pro-Palestinian mural

A Dublin pub has said it is “disappointed” that Dublin City Council has ordered the removal of a mural dedicated to the Palestinian People, with the words Saoirse Don Phalaistin (Peace for Palestine).

20/01 Revealed: How Dublin’s four local authorities paid out €24m for slips, trips and property damage over two years

Dublin’s four local authorities have collectively paid out almost €24m in public liability claims in the last two years, according to data released under the Freedom of Information Act.

18/01 Dublin lotto winner player who scooped €85k online yet to come forward

A Dublin Lotto player will be receiving a nice notification after buying a ticket online and securing the stunning prize of €85,023 in Friday night’s EuroMillions draw.

18/01 NRBU welcomes inclusion of transport police in new government programme

The National Bus and Rail Union (NBRU) has said the government’s programme delivering on their call for a dedicated transport police marks a “measure of success”.

17/01 Soup run operator hits out at ‘red tape’ around new permits for homeless services

The operator of a Dublin-based soup run has criticised the “red tape” around proposed permits to regulate on-street services for homeless people.

15/01 Regeneration delays ‘lead to loss of nearly 600 housing units in Dublin 8’

“Massive delays” in three separate regeneration projects in Dublin 8 have led to the loss of nearly 600 public housing units in the area, it has been claimed.

10/01 Dublin City Council considers helping independent coffee shops compete for lease space

Dublin City Council will consider the possibility of issuing targeted ads for café spaces, aimed at supporting smaller, independent, or local businesses.

10/01 ‘We are saying goodbye’ – popular Dublin café Network announces its closure

Network, a popular Dublin coffee shop that transformed into a wine bar in the evenings, has announced it is closing this weekend.

09/01 Council removes Dublin clothes bank due to ‘daily abuse’ of centre

Dublin City Council has removed clothes banks at a bring centre on Dublin’s northside due to the “daily abuse” of the location.

09/01 Dublin chipper launches ‘Cheers for the Chips’ initiative to help feed homeless

A takeaway in Dublin 12 has introduced a system where customers can anonymously pay for a bag of chips, which will then be donated to those experiencing homelessness.

09/01 Fingal to roll out 14 new EV charging points by spring 2025

Locations for 14 additional public charging points for electric vehicles (EVs) in the Fingal area have been unveiled.

08/01 Missing Dublin woman not seen for two days found safe

Gardaí have said a Dublin woman who had been missing for two days has been found safe and well.

08/01 Gardaí launch public appeal for missing Dublin woman not seen for two days

Gardaí have issued an appeal for information on the whereabouts of a missing Dublin woman who has not been seen Monday, January 6.

08/01 Dublin punter stunned as €20k lotto scratchcard turns out to be worth €200k

One lucky Dubliner is starting the new year in style this month after claiming a whopping €200k on a Lotto scratch card this week.

08/01 Vehicle on fire on M1 and weather causes ‘treacherous’ road conditions

There was a vehicle on fire on the M1 this morning that may be causing delays for commuters.

07/01 Concern over ‘construction defects’ discovered at Oscar Traynor affordable housing scheme

Concerns have been raised following the discovery of “construction defects” at a flagship affordable housing project in Dublin.

07/01 190-year-old gates at Phoenix Park to be restored following damage last year

Historic gates at Dublin’s Phoenix Park, which were damaged by a Dublin City Council lorry last September, will be reinstated this month.

07/01 Three more major changes coming for Dublin traffic in 2025

As part of the wider Dublin City Centre Traffic Plan, further changes are set to reshape the city’s streets and traffic flows in 2025.

06/01 Almost €800k was spent to stop people camping along Grand Canal last year

Waterways Ireland spent nearly €800,000 on maintaining the area along Dublin’s Grand Canal last year, in an effort to prevent tent encampments.

06/01 Soup run operator says banning their on-street services could cost lives

The operator of a Dublin-based soup run has warned that proposed new bylaws banning on-street services for homeless people, could end up costing lives.

04/01 ‘Ruff day’ – Dublin firefighters rescue dog named Lizzy trapped under shed

Dublin Fire Brigade were called to the scene where a dog was trapped under a shed in Dublin on Friday evening.

04/01 Dublin lotto player who won €2,000 per month for 5 years yet to come forward

A Dublin player who won a prize of €2,000 per month for the next five years from the National Lottery is yet to come forward.

03/01 Automatic ‘red-light cameras’ to be installed in Dublin this year to catch drivers breaking lights

Dublin City Council has confirmed that it will introduce more automatic “red-light” cameras, which are used to issue fines to drivers, early this year.

03/01 Dry January Festival to take place in Dublin and here’s everything you need to know

A Dry January Festival in Dublin is encouraging people to “discover new hobbies, connect with others and experience the city's creative and cultural side” without the pressure of consuming alcohol.

03/01 Popular Dublin sports bar The Living Room announces closure

A popular Dublin sports bar renowned for its huge screens for watching sports has announced that it is closing.

02/01 Gardaí appeal for witnesses after alleged assault of child at Dublin Bus stop

Dublin Bus has said it is investigating an incident involving a man and a child last week in Ballymun, Dublin.

02/01 New bin bag ban comes into effect for Dublin’s south inner city

New rules announced by Dublin City Council in September, which aim to ban plastic refuse sacks on select streets, have now come into effect.

27/12 Where to recycle your Christmas tree for free in Dublin

With the Christmas and New Year celebrations over, it’s now time to pack away the decorations until next year.

23/12 Over 370 families living in emergency accommodation for more than two years in Dublin

Hundreds of families staying in emergency accommodation in Dublin have been there for two or more years, according to data from the Dublin Regional Homeless Executive (DRHE).

23/12 ‘One mother came to us saying her child’s debt to the dealers had reached €40k’

A new animated short film has been released to highlight how children as young as 10 are trafficked, groomed and forced into criminality by organised gangs in parts of Dublin’s north inner city.

21/12 Irish lorry drivers face being stranded in UK for Christmas as ferry disruptions continue

With Christmas nearing, ferry disruptions between Ireland and the UK have raised concerns for Irish lorry drivers, with the Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) warning that many may be stranded in the UK.

21/12 Christmas comes early for lucky Dublin punter after €500k win

An online player in Dublin is celebrating this morning after winning the sum of €500k in last night’s EuroMillions Plus Draw.

20/12 Fingal County Council raises fees for recycling centres

Fingal County Council has confirmed the cost of using their recycling facilities will increase in the new year.

20/12 Lack of public lighting in Dublin estate leaving residents with ‘no sense of security’

A group of residents in Balgriffin, north Dublin, have said the lack of public lighting in parts of their estate has left them with “no sense of security whatsoever”.

19/12 Taxi fare increases for night-time hours to boost driver numbers over Christmas

Extra drivers and increased late-night public transport will “alleviate the pressure” on taxi shortages in Dublin this Christmas, it has been claimed.

18/12 Night-time welfare area to open on Dublin’s College Green this weekend

A night-time welfare area, designed to support safe and enjoyable nights out during the festive season, will open this weekend near College Green in Dublin.

18/12 Dublin Samaritans wins two major industry awards for campaign impact

A Dublin woman who works as the volunteer Director of Awareness for the Samaritans, said the one thing she set out to do was “get their number out” to anyone who is struggling.

17/12 Gardaí investigating alleged theft of ‘volume of material’ from An Post

Gardaí are investigating the alleged theft of a volume of material from An Post, which led to severe delays to services in Dublin 12.

17/12 Minibus an ‘early Christmas present’ for Sandyford disability services

A new purpose-built minibus, funded by Enable Ireland, has come as an early Christmas gift for adults who attend Sandyford Disability Services.

13/12 Dublin school first in the world recognised with gold award for empathy initiative

A Dublin school is celebrating the significant achievement of being the first in the world to receive the Narrative 4 Gold Empathy Award.

13/12 ‘End of an era’ – Wright’s Café Bar announces closure after 23 years

Wright’s Café Bar in Swords, Co Dublin, has announced it will be closing its doors for the last time on New Year’s Day after more than two decades in business.

12/12 ‘Premium rate fares for working unsociable hours were needed’, says Dublin taxi driver

A Dublin taxi driver has defended the recent fare hikes, saying the increases for working unsociable hours at the weekend “were needed”.

12/12 Early Christmas present for lucky Dublin lotto player after €500k win

There is great excitement for one Dubliner this Christmas after he claimed a €500k EuroMillions prize.

11/12 ‘In the 52 years I’ve been involved, I’ve never seen this happen’- thousands of Capuchin Christmas food vouchers gone within hours

Queues started at 4am this morning as 3,000 food vouchers were distributed by the Capuchin Day Centre.

11/12 Former school in Crumlin to be transformed into a new library

Plans have been submitted to Dublin City Council to construct a new library building at the site of a former historic house and school on the Crumlin Road.

11/12 Over 9,000 pairs of fake Nike runners seized at Dublin Port

More than 9,000 pairs of counterfeit Nike runners – with an estimated value of €1.6m – were seized by officers at Dublin Port this week.

11/12 Planning a Christmas night out? Here are Dublin’s public transport timetables for the festive period

With Christmas party season in full swing, Dubliners have a range of late-night public transport options to ensure a stress-free journey home.

10/12 Leatherback turtle discovered on north county Dublin beach

The remains of a large sea turtle was discovered washed ashore on a north county Dublin beach over the weekend.

10/12 Opening of new artist studios on former Stardust site is ‘a bittersweet moment’

Ten brand-new state-of-the-art studios have been officially opened on the former Stardust nightclub site in Artane.

10/12 Traffic and travel: Crash on Dublin’s M50 may cause delays for motorists

For commuters in Dublin there may be delays following two crashes, one on the M50 and another on the M7.

04/12 Restoring train services from Navan to Dublin ‘could cost up to €3bn’

Restoring the Navan-Dublin train line could cost up to €3bn, according to the National Transport Authority (NTA).

04/12 Dublin's new Lord Mayor to be appointed following a special meeting this week

Fine Gael Dublin City Council members are set to meet this week ahead of a special meeting later in the month to appoint a new Lord Mayor.

04/12 Barry Keoghan and Eve Hewson among top 10 stars of 2024

Dubliners Barry Keoghan and Eve Hewson, daughter of U2 frontman Bono, have been recognised among the top 10 stars of 2024.

03/12 Fresh images of potential public outdoor swimming pool at George’s Dock

Images showcasing new designs for a potential public swimming pool at George’s Dock in Dublin have been released.

03/12 Irish Rail services from Connolly to Pearse Street closed over Christmas due to ‘major works’

Irish Rail has announced that services will be suspended between Connolly and Pearse Street stations over the Christmas period due to “major works” taking place on the country’s busiest rail line.

01/12 Dublin Fingal West General Election 2024 updates: Counting complete as Sinn Féin, Fine Gael and Labour take seats

Number of seats: 3

01/12 Fingal East General Election 2024 updates: Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien takes first seat in constituency

Number of seats: 3

30/11 Dublin Fingal West General Election 2024 updates: Sinn Féin’s Louise O'Reilly elected and request for recheck underway as count resumes at 10am

Number of seats: 3

30/11 Dublin Fingal West General Election 2024 updates: Tears of joy as Sinn Féin’s Louise O'Reilly is elected and count suspended until morning

Number of seats: 3

30/11 Dublin Fingal West General Election 2024 updates: Tears of joy as Sinn Féin’s Louise O'Reilly is elected

Number of seats: 3

30/11 Fingal East General Election 2024 updates: ‘I’ve the best team in the country’ – Outgoing housing Minister leads and count adjourned

Number of seats: 3

30/11 Fingal East General Election 2024 updates: ‘I’ve the best team in the country’ – Minister Darragh O’Brien and Labour’s Duncan Smith set to retain seats after third count

Number of seats: 3

30/11 Dublin Fingal West General Election 2024 updates: Sinn Féin’s Louise O'Reilly set to be elected on third count as Aontú’s Robbie Loughlin is eliminated

Number of seats: 3

30/11 Fingal East General Election 2024 updates: ‘I’ve the best team in the country’ – Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien arrives to warm welcome and cheers as he’s set to top poll

Number of seats: 3

30/11 Dublin Fingal West General Election 2024 updates: ‘My vote held up because of mood for change’ – Sinn Féin’s Louise O’Reilly

Number of seats: 3

30/11 Dublin Fingal West General Election 2024 updates: ‘I've lost my seat, and that's very disappointing’ – Minister Joe O’Brien

Number of seats: 3

30/11 Fingal East General Election 2024 updates: Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien should top the poll as first count gets underway

Number of seats: 3

30/11 Fingal East General Election 2024 updates: Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien should top the poll on first count

Number of seats: 3

30/11 Dublin Fingal West General Election 2024 updates: Sinn Féin's Louise O'Reilly set to lead first count as all ballots tallied

Number of seats: 3

30/11 Fingal East General Election 2024 updates: Boxes open and current TDs looking confident to retain their seats

Number of seats: 3

30/11 Dublin Fingal West General Election 2024 updates: Sinn Fein’s Louise O’Reilly leads tight race for seats

Number of seats: 3

29/11 Surge in passenger numbers and ‘outdated’ technology behind recurring train delays

The increase in passenger numbers aboard Irish Rail’s services, coupled with “antiquated technology”, are proving to be significant challenges to Dublin’s rail services, it has been claimed.

27/11 Dublin Airport protest to go ahead after daa rejects second meeting with local residents

A planned protest will go ahead at Dublin airport this weekend after daa rejected a meeting with residents to discuss noise pollution.

27/11 Election poster for AI candidate with three arms appears on Dublin street

An election poster featuring an AI-generated candidate with three arms has been spotted on Drury Street in Dublin.

27/11 ‘Someone is going to get killed’ – Masked youths launch rocks from rail tracks at homes and cars

Residents living along the railway line in Dublin’s North Strand, say they feel “completely exposed” as groups of youths have been throwing rocks towards their homes.

27/11 Couple brings ‘Aussie coffee experience’ back home to Dublin

A couple who met in Australia and fell in love with the coffee culture in Melbourne, decided to bring a similar vision back with them to Dublin.

27/11 DublinBikes is offering free journeys for Dubliners on polling day

Dubliners voting in the General Election this Friday can avail of a free bike ride to their polling station.

26/11 ‘Needless to say my second word was … off’ – Dublin City Council CEO hits out at HSE funding for ambulance service

The Health Service Executive (HSE) has “completely disrespected” the competence and professionalism of Dublin Fire Brigade through funding shortfalls to their ambulance services, it has been claimed.

26/11 CCTV scheme launched in north inner city to target illegal dumping on three streets

Dublin City Council has officially launched the first phase of a “number of CCTV schemes” in a bid to clamp down on illegal dumping.

26/11 Dublin shop ‘delighted’ to sell EuroMillions ticket worth €1m

A lucky Dubliner became a millionaire over the weekend after winning the life-changing sum in Friday’s EuroMillions draw.

25/11 Brian Fenton shares throwback childhood photo after retiring from the Dubs

Dublin star Brian Fenton has shared a throwback childhood photo after his retirement from inter-county football was announced last week.

25/11 Community protest against new phone mast being built just 12.5 metres from Pelletstown school

A community in Ashtown is campaigning for the relocation of a planned mobile phone mast which is being built close to a primary school and several homes.

25/11 Dublin lotto player who won over €80k yet to come forward

A lucky Dublin lotto player who scooped €80,000 in Saturday night’s lotto draw, has yet to come forward.

22/11 Plans to extend Dart network from Kildare to Heuston station get green light

A railway application for Dart+ South West has been approved by An Bord Pleanála, more than a year after it was submitted.

22/11 Contract awarded to design Sandymount flood defence scheme

Dublin City Council (DCC) has awarded a contract to design a Flood Defence Scheme in Sandymount, 20 years since the measures were first recommended.

22/11 ‘Frustrating and disappointing’ - popular Dublin café broken into for the second time

A popular café in Dublin 8 has been broken into for the second time in as many months.

21/11 Dublin Airport is hiring up to 100 security officers – here are the benefits, salary and criteria

Dublin Airport has launched a new recruitment drive aimed at hiring up to 100 more security officers over the coming months as it aims to “improve standards” for passengers further in 2025.

21/11 ‘The time has come for a Metrolink in Dublin’, says advisor who transformed New York transport

A renowned global advisor on transport and urban issues has said “the time has come” for a Metrolink in Dublin.

21/11 Four injured after south Dublin apartment fire

Four people have been injured and hospitalised following an apartment fire in south Dublin this morning.

21/11 Planning application lodged to transform the country’s last Magdalene laundry

Work is under way on the planning and redevelopment of the last Magdalene laundry in the country, located in Dublin’s north inner city.

15/11 Young Dublin woman’s rescue of canal cyclist sparks upgrade of pathway

A young woman who rescued a man who fell into Dublin’s Royal Canal, has been told changes will now be made to a narrow pathway used by walkers, joggers and cyclists.