City planners gave the go-ahead in February this year for the development, on a site encompassing the area where the former Warwick Hotel stood, along with the site of the former Oasis nightclub, a ...

The Eavan Boland Award returns for 2025, inviting early-career poets based in the UK and mid-career poets based in Ireland to ...

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Representatives from "The Coney" went before the New York City Council Land Use committee on Thursday as it reviews the application to make changes to the city map.

Dublin City Council have quashed "false reports circulating on social media" by confirming they building a new library and 38 social homes on the site of an old secondary school in Crumlin.. The ...

SIPTU REPRESENTATIVES HAVE referred Dublin City Council to the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) as a change in payroll systems is seeing its 3,500 workers lose out on a week’s wages from ...

Dublin City Council has given the green light to Fáilte Ireland for its planning application to set up a food hall at the vacant St Andrew’s Church on Suffolk Street in central Dublin.. The ...

The company and landowner, Louis Bazzo Pty Ltd, filed an application with the Planning and Environment Court last month, to appeal against the Noosa Council’s development approval conditions.

Dublin City Council to spend almost €6m on four new public toilets - here’s where they’re going. Two of the proposed units will be on the north side of the city, and two on the south side.

BEACHGOERS have been hit with a months-long “do not swim” warning at a popular Irish spot. And a second Dublin beach has been slapped with a similar warning that’s set to last les… ...

Dublin City Council is poised to spend nearly €6 million on four new public toilets in the city centre. It comes after a reversal of plans to close the last remaining public toilet in the city ...

Dublin City Council’s Derelict Sites Register, which tracks properties in the capital which have fallen into a dilapidated state, has swelled by 75pc over the last four years.