#Dublin City Council
'James Joyce did not wish to go back to Ireland': Head of Joyce Foundation says there would be 'resistance' to repatriation
Joyce is buried in a grave in Zurich with his wife Nora Barnacle and their son.
Councillors table motion in bid to have James Joyce's remains returned to Ireland
Councillors say they want to honour his memory while others worry it would be a money-making exercise.
'I wasn't aware of it': Tánaiste denies knowing protection money was being paid to criminals on construction sites
The High Court heard that criminals extorted money from companies, including one building houses for Dublin City Council.
Dublin City Council denies paying money to convicted criminal and launches its own investigation
One of the companies that hired the two men was building houses for Dublin City Council.
Three building firms paid protection money to drug dealer, court hears
One of the companies that hired the two men was building houses for Dublin City Council.
Decision on development of O'Devaney Gardens site postponed by Dublin City Council
Proposals to construct 800 housing units were set to be voted on by Dublin City councillors this evening.
Council seeks operator to create 'tourist attraction' at Dublin's Fruit & Vegetable Market
The market off Capel Street closed in August after 130 years.
Welcoming the Dublin winners home today? Here's everything you need to know
If you didn’t get a ticket, the event will be live-streamed from 1.30pm.
Dublin City Council to consider restricting number of election posters used by candidates
200 members of the public complained to DCC about posters during the recent local elections.
Dublin City Council ratifies decision to award freedom of the city to Jim Gavin
The move was proposed by the Lord Mayor of Dublin Paul McAuliffe.
Dublin City Council defends decision to make GAA homecoming event ticketed
The ticketing of the event has been criticised by some Dublin GAA fans.
'It's a waste of animals' lives': A new film looks at why 2,000 horses are killed by Irish councils every year
165 out of 183 horses claimed by Dublin City Council last year were unclaimed by their owners.
Council denies permission for 'objectionable' co-living development in Rathmines
Dublin City Council says the plans proposed too many occupants per floor sharing facilities.
Council plotting to open Dublin libraries 14 hours a day, 365 days a year with automated system
An initial trial at Pembroke Library in Dublin 4 could be rolled out around Dublin City Council areas.
DART line could be damaged by rising sea levels, say council climate reports
Potential issues to the DART line were mentioned in two of the Dublin council reports.
'It's about freedom of expression': Inside the battle between planners and Irish street artists
Many have expressed frustration at the use of planning laws to remove street murals in recent weeks.
Central Bank gets the green light for €300,000 sculpture by acclaimed Irish artist
The sculpture is expected to be in place by the end of next year.
'This has gone on for too long': Gardaí and Dublin City Council in dispute over policing of Google protests
Internal correspondence shows how gardaí and DCC disagreed over the management of the protests.
Over 40 residents ordered to immediately vacate Dublin flats over fire safety concerns
If a fire started in any of the three buildings it would “spread very quickly”, the High Court was told.
Dublin's Iveagh Markets are in an 'advanced state of dereliction' after years of 'serious neglect'
Repairs on the Edwardian building could cost €13 million, a Dublin City Council report has said.
Council orders removal of second Subset mural in Dublin
A mural of David Attenborough is the second mural by the artist collective to have fallen foul of the council in recent weeks.
Dublin City Council votes to pedestrianise Lower Liffey Street
It’s estimated that 32,000 pedestrians use the street every day compared with 1,000 cars.
7 year-old boy killed after being struck by Dublin City Council vehicle
The incident happened in Ballymun at around 4.30pm yesterday afternoon.
Dublin City Council enters new five-year clamping contract worth €36.67 million
Last year, the council recorded revenue of €27.9 million from parking fees.
Smithfield's landmark 'Horseboy' mural should be removed, council orders
Artist collective Subset had launched a petition aimed at saving the Horseboy mural.
Planning permission refusal for Ireland's first injecting centre branded 'reprehensible'
Merchants Quay Ireland has appealed against the decision by Dublin City Council.
Cockroaches, mould and aggressive staff: Documents convey reality of life in homeless accommodation
New documents detail the issues facing people living in homeless emergency accommodation.
€5 million compensation for Smithfield traders ahead of Fruit & Vegetable Market redevelopment
The market off Capel Street is set to be redeveloped as a commercial and retail space.
North Dublin apartment block refused planning permission following objection from local pub
The Bald Eagle raised concerns that the block would negatively impact its business.
Dublin's sandwich board wars: A council 'money grab' or a step in the right direction?
The council will begin enforcement from the start of next month. Business owners aren’t happy.
Poll: Should sandwich boards be banned from pathways?
The Clockwork Door in Dublin raised objections with the planned €630 a year payment for the advertisement boards.
An Post has been given approval to hang advertising banners on the front of the GPO despite objections
An Post claimed visitor numbers to the GPO had almost halved in the past three years.
Planning battle after tenant told he needs permission for Smithfield's Horseboy mural
The case has been referred to An Bord Pleanála, with the owner seeking to have the mural removed.
Special council meeting called to address Gemma O'Doherty-led protests at Google HQ
It is understood protesters were approached by gardaí yesterday afternoon.
Student accommodation planned for former Rialto Cinema site
The plans state that the original Art Deco facade would be retained, but the rest of the site demolished.
Dublin City Council need to 'aggressively go after' properties breaching new short-term let laws
Sinn Féin’s Eoin Ó Broin says Minister Shane Ross does not hold responsibility for regulating Airbnb.
Dublin City Council is coining it on 'sunshine tax', according to the Restaurants Association
The industry body said incoming sandwich board licence fees are ‘shockingly excessive’.
Dublin's College Green will be pedestrianised again today - these diversions will be in place
The area is being pedestrianised on a trial basis.
'There's loads of space for people': Can Dublin break down the barriers to pedestrianisation?
Dublin City Council is trialling three traffic-free days at College Green this summer.
Former drugs minister says injecting centre plan has 'been allowed to die' by government
Dublin City Council has refused planning permission for an injecting facility.
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