Politics ‘Hero’ delivery driver who intervened in Dublin attack to run as councillorCaio Benicio says priorities will be road safety and immigration
Transport Dublin City Council cancels €100m permanent Liffey Cycle RouteThe ambitious plan to build boardwalks over the river has been scrapped as part of a new overhaul of traffic in Dublin city centre
Dublin Concrete proposals for safety in capital planned under new Dublin city taskforceGroup is expected to be established by early May to help improve the capital
The Big Interview Richard Shakespeare’s ‘back-to-basics’ plan for the capital after Dublin’s winter of discontent New Dublin City Council boss says he wants to break down the silos that stymie a thriving capital
Dublin Festival director appointed night mayor of DublinRay O’Donoghue, the director of Sea Sessions, will be tasked with revitalising the capital’s evening economy
Commercial Property Eamon Waters agrees to scale back planned Grafton Hotel annexSretaw PE, owned by the Panda Waste founder, has submitted new plans for its Grafton Hotel annex which include 50 hotel rooms and 11 apartments
Tech OpenAI partners with Dublin City to improve tourism experienceChatGPT parent helping to develop a tool to provide tailor-made travel itineraries for visitors via generative AI.
Planning Dunnes and council in stand-off over Crumlin Shopping Centre parkingThe supermarket wants to develop the vacant shopping centre and retain 400 parking spaces, but the council said it would only allow 114
Transport State agencies and local authorities to address €9.5 billion MetroLink hearingsOral hearings on the landmark MetroLink project are set to begin at Dublin’s Gresham Hotel this morning
Transport Driving change: Dubliners back plans to restrict cars but business concerns persistDublin City Council’s plans to curtail car use in the capital have been broadly backed but further talks are planned to smooth remaining business concerns
Planning Eamon Waters’ plan for Stephen’s Green hotel knocked back by council The initial proposal was for a new eight-storey building, which would include a 61-bed hotel and six residential apartments
Housing Crisis Paschal Taggart: Building homes in council parks for key workers would secure Dublin’s futureA failure to provide accommodation for essential workers such as teachers, nurses and gardaí places the future viability of our cities in serious jeopardy
Planning KeyWaste founders plan to develop hotel above Dublin 2 post office Planning application outlines bid to redevelop old office space into a 111-bedroom hotel on Andrew's Street in Dublin city
Dublin Businesses and commuters call on new Dublin City Council boss Richard Shakespeare to be ‘radical’ Richard Shakespeare was formally appointed as new boss of the country’s largest local authority last week
Dublin Dublin City Council confirms Richard Shakespeare as new chief Council has confirmed that its current acting head was formally appointed chief executive at a meeting of its Special Council on Tuesday
Dublin The five key tasks facing Richard Shakespeare, Dublin City Council’s incoming chief The soon-to-be boss of the country’s largest local authority could yet find himself the lightning rod for angry citizens of the capital
Breaking News Exclusive: Richard Shakespeare set to be named Dublin City Council chief Appointment to the €220,000 per-year role to be recommended to councillors in the coming days
Dublin Dublin City Council bolsters internal spending controls after breaching procurement rules by millions A significant number of contracts across all departments at the country’s largest local authority were not compliant with procurement guidelines
Planning Plans to transform Dublin’s Hendrons Building into residential hub filed with local councilProposed redevelopment of the long-abandoned workshop includes plans for 93 apartments, outdoor seating and a retail unit
Dublin Revealed: Dublin City Council spent millions in breach of procurement rules Authority hired additional consultants, engineers and architects on key projects, leaving it exposed to increased costs