It’s worth it,” says Vanessa Breen, who collects the rubbish to exchange for cash. “But you have to be quick, and you have to ...

Off-licence Redmonds, and sound-systems purveyor SoundHire, have been around for decades, and the families that run them are ...

You could say that I prefer to drive in for two reasons,” said Shiv Suresh, at UCD. “To save time, and because I don't have a ...

All was quiet down at the bring centre behind Rathmines College as the clock on the tower struck noon on Tuesday. A couple of ...

Jenny Vander owners Gail and Aidan Kinsella, in a letter drafted by their legal representative, notes that they hold a ...

Community Safety Should social workers patrol Dublin’s public transport alongside transport police? As government looks more into the practicalities of a transport security force, it’s one of the ...

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After O’Devaney Comes the Oscar Traynor Road Site Dublin City Council has used the same procurement model, and tenure breakdown, in its proposals to develop roughly 800 homes on a big site at Oscar ...

Emma Dabiri is an Irish-Nigerian academic, writer, and broadcaster. She is the author of the book _Don't Touch My Hair_ (London: Allen Lane, 2019).

Smart Dublin is an unusual beast within the council, given its remit to partner with tech companies and other private players on challenges affecting the city.

To tempt more people to use shared bikes, a draft government transport plan proposes making it easier to bounce between the city’s multiple bike-share companies.

The current development plan sets an aim of doubling allotments, caveated, with “if feasibly possible”.