Council confirms ban on lock boxes chained to public property within weeksDublin City Council is set to remove unauthorized key boxes from public spaces starting April 14 due to safety and health concerns.
fromIrish Independent2 weeks agoHoteliers say introducing a tourist tax in Dublin makes 'no sense at all'The proposed accommodation levy on hotels and short-term rentals is controversial, facing strong opposition from the tourism industry in Dublin.
Revealed: The number of hotel rooms granted planning permission in Dublin since 2023 amid homelessness crisisDublin City Council approved over 2,100 hotel rooms in 2023, sparking controversy amidst a housing crisis.
Lansdowne Rugby Club wins planning battle over controversial use of grounds to store up to 50 Mercedes Benz vehiclesDublin City Council granted a 12-month car storage permit to Lansdowne Football Club, essential for their financial recovery efforts.
Toll hike on Dublin's East Link Bridge to hit drivers from JanuaryNew toll rates will significantly affect various vehicles starting January, reflecting ongoing adjustments in transport fees.
Social Democrats TD Eoin Hayes suspended from party after he sold shares in firm that supplies Israeli military a month after he was electedEoin Hayes sold shares in Palantir Technologies after being elected to the council, leading to his suspension from the Social Democrats.
'The statistics must be released' - safety fears as 10 permit allows some trucks to use Dublin streets despite banThe current HGV permit system allows excessive trucks in restricted areas, endangering pedestrians, especially during vulnerable hours.
More cars on Dublin's Quays today, but traffic plan creating better traffic flowTraffic restrictions are leading to improved traffic flow and reduced private vehicle usage on the Quays.
'The statistics must be released' - safety fears as 10 permit allows some trucks to use Dublin streets despite banThe current HGV permit system allows excessive trucks in restricted areas, endangering pedestrians, especially during vulnerable hours.
More cars on Dublin's Quays today, but traffic plan creating better traffic flowTraffic restrictions are leading to improved traffic flow and reduced private vehicle usage on the Quays.
Independent Ireland election candidate who supported Conor McGregor in court quits partyCllr Philip Sutcliffe resigns from Independent Ireland but continues as a non-party candidate in the election.
PG&E blames birds for Tri-Valley power outagesPG&E attributes ongoing power outages in Tri-Valley to birds, implementing new mitigation measures to address the issue.
Editorial: Dublin should have been up front about term-limit ballot measureDublin's Measure JJ contains valuable reforms but lacks transparency about the term-limit extension, necessitating rejection for clarity's sake.
'It's art, it should be allowed' - Dublin's Palestinian restaurant Shaku Maku forced to remove mural to GazaThe Dublin City Council requested the removal of a mural at Shaku Maku, highlighting a conflict between cultural expression and regulatory compliance.
Taoiseach condemns Fine Gael councillor's comments about alleged Jewish influence in AmericaPunam Rane's controversial comments regarding the influence of Jews on the US economy were condemned, leading to a disciplinary process by the council.
Dublin hires fifth city manager in 42 yearsColleen Tribby is appointed as Dublin's new City Manager, succeeding Linda Smith, with a focus on leadership and community development.
Lansdowne Rugby Club in planning row over the storage of Mercedes Benz vehicles on groundsLocal residents oppose Claremont LFC Holdings' vehicle storage planning application, citing potential disruptions and urging Dublin City Council to deny permission.
Little congestion as Dublin traffic changes begin but many motorists flouting new rules in absence of gardaiNew traffic restrictions at O'Connell Bridge are reducing private vehicle use but some motorists continue to ignore the rules.
Little congestion on first morning of Dublin traffic changes but many motorists flouting new rules with no gardai presentNew traffic rules at O'Connell Bridge are not effectively enforced due to insufficient garda presence, allowing many motorists to ignore them.
Little congestion as Dublin traffic changes begin but many motorists flouting new rules in absence of gardaiNew traffic restrictions at O'Connell Bridge are reducing private vehicle use but some motorists continue to ignore the rules.
Little congestion on first morning of Dublin traffic changes but many motorists flouting new rules with no gardai presentNew traffic rules at O'Connell Bridge are not effectively enforced due to insufficient garda presence, allowing many motorists to ignore them.