Squash Ireland has lodged an appeal with An Coimisiún Pleanála against the recent decision by Dublin City Council to grant planning permission to Old Belvedere Rugby Football Club for alterations to facilities at its clubhouse off Anglesea Road in Ballsbridge.

The planned refurbishment of the gallery will proceed alongside the construction of Dublin's new city library in Parnell Square

"Soundness Detectors" will be on patrol this summer, ready to reward people for their positive behaviour.

The application comes on the back of the group’s revenues increasing last year by €1.3 million last year.

In granting planning permission the planning commission has overturned a refusal by Dublin City Council issued earlier this year.

Along with the appeal lodged by the Embassy of India a second appeal has been lodged with ACP by Patricia V Harrington and Mary Lewis.

Details of the settlement between Leinster Open Sea and Swim Ireland were not disclosed in open court, but Mr Justice Rory Mulcahy was told the historic event would go ahead this year.

The vote was expected to pass and will result in three of Dublin's four local authority areas having increased property tax from next year.

It follows rumours the homes in Coolock are to be used for asylum seekers

Leinster Open Sea (LOS) CLG is seeking injunctions against the Irish Amateur Swimming Association CLG

The project, estimated to have risen in cost to €80 million, is aiming to transform the public space into what the council calls, “a compelling (and) attractive destination for everyone”.

The street is currently dominated by pedestrians, with up to 23,000 people passing through the street a day.

This week, Irish Business Against Litter revealed that Dublin’s north inner city is the most littered area nationwide.

The Hotel Concentration Report states that 8,627 additional hotel bedspaces will be required by 2030 - or an average of 1,725 per annum.

Several councillors claim there is a need for the local authority to take some measures to address the issue while legislation at a national level to govern the use of commercial drone flights is under consideration

The St Stephen's Green attraction will officially open to the public again on Thursday

Callum Whelan was only 7 years old when the accident happened on an astro turf pitch owned by Dublin City Council.

The councils of Dublin collectively spent €1.026 million on clean-up operations in 2023 and 2024 after over 4,600 incidents involving spray painting, tagging, and messages targeting minorities.

150 of the units will be social homes, with the rest going to the cost-rental scheme.

Dublin City Council said two existing floor slabs had to be broken out while the foundations for existing external walls were not strong enough and needed underpinning.

The Citizen Survey Report on Night-Time Economy also showed that only one in three people feel safe in the city centre at night.

When lodging the plans earlier this year, Mr Crosbie said that the 200-seater ‘Baby Vicar’ entertainment venue for Dublin’s docklands “will bring light and life to a dark place”.

The 35-bedroom hotel and ‘Baby Vicar’ venue will be housed in a two storey glass box

A school street is a traffic-calming solution used to reduce the traffic outside a school by restricting access to the street during school drop-off and pick-up times.

Planning permission granted to Derryroe Ltd in September 2020 for the planned complex at Herbert Park is due to expire in October 2025 after DCC refused to extend the duration of the permission, the developer says.

The scheme comprises 265 apartments and 19 four-bed houses with the apartments located across four blocks with one block rising to six storeys

Fingal County Council has written to local authorities as part of a push for legislation to allow councils to introduce the charge.

The Land Development Agency has acquired a new site in Baldoyle with existing planning permission for 1,931 homes.

The Council has granted planning permission to the Larry Goodman Trust owned Blackrock UC after concluding that the proposal for 2-5 Warrington Place, Dublin 2 “would not have an adverse impact on the surrounding area”

The new pipe organ is part of a multi-million euro redevelopment of the NCH in Dublin that will double “the home of Irish music’s" economic contribution.

Posters must be removed within a week of polling day.

Officials from Dublin City Council and Clúid Housing have announced plans to collaborate together to develop affordable rental housing on a vacant site in Cabra.

A new Dublin City Council policy was passed on Monday night by councillors

Dublin City Council has approved an application by The Great House Revival and Home of the Year presenter and his husband, Martin Corbett, for planning permission to be granted retrospectively for work done on their end-of-terrace house in Portobello

The cycle path was officially opened on Thursday morning by the Lord Mayor of Dublin

The plans by the pub’s owner, Brenda Ryan, include the conversion of the upper floors of the building into a five-bedroom residential unit

A woman who was out running was struck by debris when Jamie Reid crashed through the level crossing barrier at Sutton

Key storage boxes have become very popular for holiday apartment lettings across Europe

In an affidavit, the liquidator said she understands that the dispute originates from construction works carried by the council.

Manager at Corporate Services at Fáilte Ireland Ms McCarthy pointed out that food tourism generates around €2 billion to the Irish economy each year

The late-night events will be hosted at three iconic Dublin venues: The Grand Social, Wigwam, and The George Bernard Shaw – all renowned for their vibrant contributions to Dublin’s nightlife scene.

A planning report lodged with the application states that the proposed development for a women’s health centre aligns with priorities outlined in the Dept of Health's Women’s Health Action Plan 2024-25

The "Cherry Tomato Bridge" has become one of Dublin's hottest tourist attractions