Friday 12 August, 2022
The restoration of Kilmainham Mill is expected to cost €1.7 million.
An estimated cost of €52 million has been deemed “potentially unviable for any benefit it will return over its life cycle”.
The street will be closed to traffic between 6:30pm and 11pm every Thursday, Friday and Saturday until the end of next month.
Bus stops and taxi ranks will move to accommodate the traffic-free area.
The city council recommended that An Bord Pleanála refuse planning permission for the ambitious housing scheme.
Lord Mayor Alison Gilliland said that the power-washing schedule has not always been fully met since footfall in the city centre increased.
The beer garden, shared by Fibber Magee’s, The Living Room and Murray’s, has been described as a ‘unique cultural centre’.
The women founded Ireland’s first hospital for children in 1919.
The digital display would have an ‘adverse impact’ on residents, Dublin City Council said.
It follows the European Parliament’s declaration last year that the EU was to be an LGBTIQ+ Freedom Zone.
The plans would have doubled the size of the existing supermarket and reduced the number of parking spaces.
The proposed change of use of the facility is part of Bus Éireann’s plans to move its headquarters from Broadstone to Busáras.
The group has been in a five-year court dispute over three murals around the city.
The mayors of the four local authorities in Dublin spoke at a panel discussion at the Dublin Citizens’ Assembly on a directly elected mayor.
An engineer told the court that there were also defects with regard to ventilation, insulation, flooding, overcrowding.
Planning permission for the eight storey scheme near Drumcondra Road Lower in Dublin 9 was refused after objections.
DCC chief executive Owen Keegan says the ground should be redeveloped along with Richmond Park and Dalymount Park.
Out of 2,500 eligible businesses, just over 1,200 took part in the plebiscite on the future of the scheme.
Figures recorded by the Dublin Region Homeless Executive show that 91 people were sleeping rough in Dublin from 28 March to 3 April.
The total number of private homes that can be bought by all 31 local authorities is limited to 200 per year.
Plans have been proposed for 300 residential units and 41,000 square metres of commercial and mixed use for the site.
The application sought to have the red exterior repainted grey as well as a new art deco arch built.
The Metropolitan Apartments are in Kilmainham, Dublin 8.
‘The Monk’ and the ex-Sinn Féin councillor argued they shouldn’t be tried before the non-jury Special Criminal Court over the 2016 Regency Hotel attack.
The development proposes to build the apartments in ten blocks, the highest of which is 16 storeys.
The development on Tara Street is taller than the Capital Dock by three metres.
The council claimed the man caused a nuisance by feeding feral pigeons at his home.
The Samuel Beckett Bridge will also display the Ukrainian flag each night.
Some local authority areas in Dublin city have not issued a fine in five years.
ICHH volunteer Geraldine Molloy was put forward last October by a number of Independent councillors to fill the seat.
John O’Hara said that people need to want to live in these apartments, and that they should be of high standard.
Dublin City Council says prices are going up to deter long stay parking and to encourage people not to use cars.
The new Draft Dublin City Development Plan 2022-2028 is currently open to public submissions.
Mary Lou McDonald and the grandson of 1916 leader James Connolly have criticised the planned development.
A new report shows all four notices issued by Dublin City Council last year were linked to dog fouling events.
The Deputy Chief Executive of the council says the assumption that there are over 30,000 plus vacant units in Dublin City needs to be diffused.
