Sunday 11 April, 2021
Dublin City Council has agreed on advertising sites to allow for the expansion of the scheme which is expected to take place before next summer.
The subscription fee is set to increase by 50% to €30 over the next two years.
Because everything can be improved with googly eyes.
The scheme is set for a massive expansion later this year.
‘Few people turn the Lord Mayor down’. Andrew Montague explains what he was (and wasn’t) able to do during his year in the capital’s highest office.
Dublin Lord Mayor Andrew Montague has made the announcement via Twitter this afternoon, on his last official day in office.
Irish youth leadership organisation co-founded by former Clare hurler Tony Griffin hopes to instill self-confidence into a generation.
All the day’s main news, plus a few bits and pieces you may have missed along the way…
Over 2,000 join Dublin Lord Mayor in celebrating the joy of two wheels.
The 6km cycle through the city centre today is taking place as part of National Bike Week.
The Burmese democracy icon will receive the Freedom of Dublin and be serenaded at public concert. Here’s the running order for the night.
A parade through Dublin city centre will take place later this evening.
It has been suggested for years, it even came close to happening two years ago but what chance a Boris Johnson or a Micheal Bloomberg for Dublin and Ireland’s other cities. TheJournal.ie investigates…
However a report by the Standards Commission said that the contraventions by Oisin Quinn were inadvertent.
Andrew Montague said that there had not been enough time given to the changeover.
In tonight’s Fix: Abusive emails, alcohol tests and a triple limb transplant…
In today’s Fix: first jail sentences following UK riots, is a bailout on the way for Cyprus, the Lord Mayor in a poncho, and creating a beard out of thin air…
Doubling the cost of the cheapest drinks would help combat anti-social behaviour, according to Dublin’s Lord Mayor. Do you agree?
Labour councillor Andrew Montague has been elected at a meeting of Dublin City Council this evening.
