Samantha Libreri

Eastern Correspondent

Photo Shows : An Garda Síochána cordon off a section of Henry Street in front of Arnott’s

Man dies after alleged shoplifting incident in Dublin

An investigation is under way into the death of a man in Dublin city centre yesterday following an alleged shoplifting incident.

Dublin • 16 May

Dereliction a big issue for Dublin bye-election voters

Dereliction in Dublin and the impact that it has on housing supply, along with concerns about safety and security, are among the issues on the minds of voters in the Dublin Central constituency as they go to the polls next week to cast their vote in the bye-election.

Bye-elections • 15 May

exterior view of Dublin City Council offices on Wood Quay

Wood Quay move 'bold', but 'pragmatic', says council CEO

Moving Dublin's Civic Offices from Wood Quay is a "bold" but "pragmatic" move because bringing the buildings up to environmental standards would not have been a good use of public money, according to the CEO of Dublin City Council.

Dublin • 04 May

Redevelopment of Stephen's Green centre gets green light

Dublin City Council has granted planning permission for the redevelopment of Stephen's Green Shopping Centre which has attracted some criticism because it will remove its distinctive curved facade and glass dome.

Dublin • 14 May

Graphic of the Dublin Central constituency

Dublin Central constituency profile

Politics • 11 May

Fuel spill at Dublin Port contained in confined area

Dublin Port has said that a fuel oil spill occurred at Dublin Port last night but that it has been contained within a confined area.

Dublin • 22 Apr

Robert Watt to become head of Dublin city taskforce

High-profile civil servant Robert Watt is set to become the head of the body tasked with rejuvenating Dublin city centre.

Dublin • 20 Apr

Dublin Mayor welcomes 'restoration' of movement in city

The Lord Mayor of Dublin said the capital must always remain open, accessible and functioning for all who live and work in it.

Dublin • 13 Apr

A plaque at the entrance to Herzog Park in Ranelagh

Dublin Mayor apologises to Jewish community over park

The Lord Mayor of Dublin has apologised to the Jewish community of Dublin and the residents of Rathgar for "the flawed manner and administrative failures" that happened regarding the process to rename Herzog Park in Rathgar in south Dublin.

Dublin • 13 Apr

Tractors and trucks are pictured leaving Dublin’s O’Connell Street after a Garda operation

Blockades cleared after major garda operations

Hundreds of gardaí were involved in operations in Dublin and Galway to remove blockades on O'Connell Street in the capital and at Galway port earlier today.

Ireland • 12 Apr