BBusiness Read More More than 300 stray horses seized in 18 months, mostly in Limerick and Dublin – The Irish TimesSeptember 21, 2026 More than 300 stray horses were seized by eight local authorities in the past 18 months, mostly in…
EEnvironment Read More Mitigation measures put in place to contain oil leak at Tolka Estuary in DublinSeptember 18, 2026 LAST UPDATE | 5 hrs ago MITIGATION MEASURES HAVE been put in place after an oil leak at…
BBusiness Read More Brown Thomas withdraws objection to new ‘premium beauty’ shop on Grafton StreetSeptember 14, 2026 DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL has given the green light to one of the two applications connected to the transformation…
IIreland Read More ‘There’s nothing wrong with the bags’: inside Dublin’s latest waste war – The Irish TimesSeptember 14, 2026 In the early years of the millennium, Dublin’s local authorities found themselves embroiled in waste wars. Hostilities started…
HHeadlines Read More Liffey Swim winner ‘surprised’ as annual race becomes focal point of new Liffey Festival – The Irish TimesSeptember 13, 2026 “I am really surprised. There were better swimmers in this race than me,” Bruno Delmonte, winner of the…
IIreland Read More Heat from Poolbeg incinerator to be piped under Dodder to homes in Dublin’s Docklands – The Irish TimesSeptember 12, 2026 A planning notice for the Dublin District Heating Project has been issued, opening a six-week period for public…
BBusiness Read More ‘Portuguese custard tarts made with Kerrygold butter’: Dublin’s newest city market – The Irish TimesSeptember 11, 2026 Miguel Lopes moved to Ireland from Portugal in 2021 with “zero English” but is now officially in love…
IIreland Read More Human rights group asks Dublin City Council why it refused permission for Trump protest posterSeptember 10, 2026 AN IRISH HUMAN rights group has contacted Dublin City Council to ask why it refused permission for posters…
BBusiness Read More APCOA to take over Dublin city parking enforcement, with towing and fines emphasised over clampingSeptember 9, 2026 PARKING ENFORCEMENT IN Dublin is set for an overhaul, with greater emphasis on towing and fines. The capital…
IIreland Read More Irish Yeast Company building owner drops plans for takeaway as historic shop could be restoredSeptember 9, 2026 THE FORMER IRISH Yeast Company building opposite Trinity College could be restored as a shop with a home…
HHeadlines Read More Clamping vans to exit Dublin city after almost 30 years – The Irish TimesSeptember 9, 2026 Clamping vans will all but disappear from Dublin city centre, and reports from members of the public about…
IIreland Read More Construction begins on Dublin’s first middle-of-the-road cycle path – The Irish TimesSeptember 7, 2026 Construction of Ireland’s first cycle path to be built down the central median of a road, flanked by…