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Clamped outside the Rotunda at 37 weeks pregnant: The complaints against Dublin clampers
Over half of the clamping appeals made in the first nine months of the year were successful.
600 tonnes of bonfire material recovered by Dublin City Council over Halloween
The council also received 600 reports regarding material stockpiling.
Fresh College Green Plaza application to be lodged by Dublin City Council next year
The council’s original plans for a pedestrianised plaza were rejected last month by the An Bord Pleanála.
Dublin City Council to spend half a million euro on a 'weed control service'
“Total weed control” is required on the 1,051km of road and 94km of laneways under the remit of the council.
Dublin City Council accused of being 'Scrooge-like' for not holding Christmas lights ceremony
Fine Gael’s Jerry Buttimer said the event should be moved to Smithfield.
Future of College Green: Council CEO says gradual changes will lead to 'completely traffic-free area'
Dubin City Council’s plans for a pedestrianised plaza were rejected in October.
Council wants large-scale art project to mark Euro 2020 games. Here's what Germany did
Dublin City Council wants a “city spectacular”, a “legacy arts project” and street entertainers to mark the hosting of Euro 2020 games.
Ten Irish novels in contention for €100,000 Dublin Literary Award, the world's most valuable annual fiction prize
141 works by authors from 41 different countries were nominated for the 2019 award.
FactCheck: Are two Herbert Simms flat complexes in Dublin to be demolished?
There has been commentary online about plans for Pearse House and Markievicz House to be demolished – but are they set to be knocked down?
Dublin city councillors to vote on extending pedestrian 'green man' time
Green Party councilor Ciarán Cuffe says that the increase would benefit the elderly.
Dublin City Council is going to spend €1.6 million to remove chewing gum
There’s a litter fine of €150 for those who throw chewing gum on the ground.
The Little Museum of Dublin is on the move... to the building next door
The Little Museum of Dublin was established in 2011 and since then has become a popular tourist destination.
Just four dog poo fines were issued in Dublin City so far this year
Out of the four fines issued this year, just one was paid.
Iconic Dublin buildings and city streets to light up for 30 nights over Christmas
The city will be lit up with Christmas lights on city streets and building projections between sunset and 2am each night.
Dublin City Council plotting €200 million funding for 'below market rent' apartment blocks
The proposed initial site for the Cost Rental Residential Project would be in Ballymun.
Potential conflict between cyclists and pedestrians cited as College Green plaza plans rejected
The plans have been the subject of heated debate for some time.
Families 'could end up on streets' as council takes over emergency service from homeless charity
The phone line was previously run by Focus Ireland – now families will have to call the general rough sleeper line after hours.
Dublin City Council has 'no plan' to redevelop former Magdalene Laundry site
Social Democrat councillor Gary Gannon says he does.
GAA to buy former seminary beside Croke Park from Dublin Archdiocese
The building and its adjoining land, which date from the 19th century, are to be sold for the development of housing, hotel and sports facilities.
Dublin City Council blames 'rodent infestation' on warm weather rat breeding
The council says it’s a Europe wide problem this year.
Plans afoot to construct new bridges in Dublin alongside iconic Royal Canal structures
The new bridges, one for walkers and one for cyclists, will run adjacent to the existing steel rolling Scherzer bridge on Spencer Dock.
Contractor was asked to install papal road markings in Dublin for free over concerns about cost
The markings were located at the Capuchin Day Centre and read: “Welcome Pope Francis” and “Fáilte a Phapa Prionsias”.
'You feel like you have no life left': Teenager living in hotel speaks about daily struggle of being homeless
‘Amanda’, one of more than 9,500 homeless people in Ireland, gave a candid interview on RTÉ Radio 1.
Council to spend nearly €3 million on fanzones for four Euro 2020 games to be played in Dublin
The quadrennial UEFA football showcase is bringing three group matches and a round-of-16 knockout tie to Dublin in June 2020.
'It could jeopardise the brand': Salad chain Chopped faces closure of Grafton Street outlet
Both the council and national planning authority said the store is in breach of planning laws.
An 11-year wait for windows: How Dublin tenants are left waiting years for repairs
Dublin City Council residents described years of waiting for repairs, repeated phone calls and ineffectual visits from council staff.
Dublin City Council to spend €360,000 on Christmas trees - that's about €600 per tree
The council has put out to tender for 150 trees a year to be delivered until 2021.
More homeless families living in hotels, despite Government claim that hubs are 'best response' to crisis
More families are continuing to live in hotels a year after the government pledged to end the practice.
Plans afoot to build giant mural at Aviva Stadium to dissuade graffiti artists
Planning permission is sought or a mural to ‘discourage unlawful graffiti’ and make a ‘positive contribution’ to the locality.
A driverless public transport vehicle is to take to the streets of Dublin for the first time today
The EZ10 electric vehicle will run along a route of nearly one kilometre.
Free sanitary products to be provided in DCC community centres and libraries
Despite being essential, sanitary products are often priced as if they are luxury goods.
Council votes to block sale of Magdalene Laundry in Dublin's north inner city to hotel chain
Councillor Gary Gannon said the site can now become a place of “remembrance and learning”.
'An insult to the office of President': Dublin councillors not at all happy with standard of today's presentations
The council voted not to back any of the hopefuls who addressed them today.
Dublin City Council says sale of former Magdalene Laundry site is 'chance of a lifetime'
Objections have been raised to the proposed sale of the site to a Japanese hotel chain.
More 30km/h zones planned for Dublin after public 'strongly' backs €235,000 proposals
Councillors could vote on expanding 30km/h zones across the city after the public overwhelmingly.
Dublin City Council to pay €45m to fund proposed Parnell Square library
That amounts to just under half of the estimated cost for the Cultural Quarter.
Dublin City Council issues €1bn tender for factory-built homes in effort to reduce social housing list
The council has plans to construct around 1,000 rapid-build homes at different locations throughout the city.
DCC's deal for new clamping contractors includes €150 fine every time a driver successfully appeals Exclusive
The council is seeking a “close” relationship with a new clamping contractor in a deal worth €45 million.
Over 9,500 people sign petition to block sale of former Dublin Magdalene Laundry
A vote on whether to sell the Sean McDermott Street Magdalene Laundry to a Japanese hotel chain has been adjourned.
Residents worried about 'high-speed cyclists' on parking protected cycle lanes in Dublin city
The proposed design would see parked cars create a buffer between cyclists and traffic.
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