Sunday 25 July, 2021
Plans to expand the theatre were first unveiled in 2017.
New plans envisage the current square next to Ballymun Main Street being transformed into a new plaza divided into two sections.
Assistant Commissioner Anne Marie Cagney made her comments having received criticism from an inner city Councillor.
Councillors across parties supported the motion to try shortening the working week.
Residents of Oliver Bond House say they been told it will be ‘at least 15 years’ before they can expect completion of the long-promised regeneration programme.
Councillors have accused the Housing Department of stalling tactics over new proposals.
Dublin City Council has announced the eastern side of the village will be pedestrianised on a 24 hour basis in the two summer months.
The rezoning provides for around 2,200 new residential units, but opposers raised concerns over affordability.
Documents show local residents had complained to the council about issues including “public urination, defecation, open selling and use of drugs”.
Though commercial property prices have generally risen since then, the council says the condition of the property has deteriorated.
Gardaí say they came under fire on South Anne Street and Temple Bar.
The public facilities come as pubs and restaurants reopen their outdoor spaces next week.
Parliament Street and Capel Street are among those being made traffic-free on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings for six weeks.
The proposed facility at George’s Dock was first announced in 2019.
The MEP says it’s now clear that local councils in Ireland have have weak powers compared to the rest of Europe.
150 toilets and over 100 extra bins are to be installed across the city this Bank Holiday weekend.
The Dublin businesswoman, campaigner and broadcaster says Covid-19 has exposed the under-resourcing and neglect of Dublin’s outdoor spaces.
A new report from Dublin County Council found that there is a higher mortality rate among single homeless people.
Ryan said that funding is available for waste services.
Meanwhile, young people told us about their experiences gathering over the weekend.
Hume Street, Ely Place and Merrion Row will see traffic changes from today.
The man has since been contacted by homeless services.
Bartra is due to sell half the homes on the site to Dublin City Council for social housing and affordable purchase housing.
The plans for pedestrianising the streets were issued for consultation last November.
Dublin Cycling Buddy aims to make cycling easier for those in the capital.
These night marshals would be separate from Gardaí and would look out for anti-social behaviour in these popular areas.
The Council has identified four cemeteries to build special walls where cremated remains can be interred.
Chief Executive Owen Keegan said the decision to dissolve the Agency was taken “without any engagement” with its Board.
The parking fines will run in tandem with other initiatives such as clamping and towing.
Surveys carried out by Dublin City Council found that 95% of respondents were in favour of having the selected streets permanently pedestrianised.
Dublin City Council tried to have the site listed as vacant.
Eight sports facilities and City Hall will open on a ‘toilets only’ basis with 13 libraries also opening.
Under the plan members of the public will not be charged to use the toilets.
Permission was initially granted by Dublin City Council last year.
The pub, which is near Croke Park, is regularly attended by GAA fans.
One fine in 2020 was paid, according to Dublin City Council, with a prosecution initiated for the second fine.
Images online showed green spaces filled with rubbish earlier this week.
Open drug dealing and ‘cuckooing’ is taking place and criminals are targeting heroin users to get them hooked on crack cocaine.
The work involves replacing old cast iron water mains.
