Samantha Libreri

Eastern Correspondent

A number of yellow Dublin Buses are parked in a row.

Changes to some BusConnects routes after complaints

A number of new BusConnects routes that have been the subject of complaints by commuters are to be changed in early February.

Dublin • 28 Jan

A view of the planned St Stephen's Green development

St Stephen's Green 'rejuvenation' plan prompts criticism

A new application to redevelop St Stephen's Green Shopping Centre has been made to Dublin City Council, which the developers say will rejuvenate it, but critics say removing its facade and glass dome will have a negative impact on the character of the area.

Dublin • 27 Jan

A general view of on Dublin's Great South Wall and the Poolbeg Chimneys

Man, 80s, dies after entering water off Dublin Bay

A man in his 80s has died after he got into difficulty in the water off Dublin Bay yesterday.

Dublin • 25 Jan

An artist's impression of the Charlemonet Metro station

MetroLink paying €30m+ for Ranelagh homes a 'no brainer'

The head of MetroLink has said it is likely to pay over €30 million to buy homes in Dartmouth Square in south Dublin, as part of a deal with residents to withdraw their judicial review of the project.

Dublin • 23 Jan

Contactless ticketing story - PR agency pic

Contactless ticketing to come into effect in 2028

Contactless ticketing for public transport will come into effect in two years time, with infrastructure for the new system due to begin appearing next year.

Ireland • 21 Jan

Plans to build homes on former Dunsink dump site

Lands around what was once Dublin's largest dump are to be redesignated by Fingal County Council to develop a major urban quarter with capacity for thousands of new homes.

Dublin • 16 Jan

Cycling campaigners say judge's comments 'inappropriate'

The Dublin Cycling Campaign has described as inappropriate comments by a Judge that cyclists in Dublin have "become a nightmare".

Dublin • 13 Jan

A view of the Dublin City Council offices

Concern as council plans to leave Wood Quay offices

Councillors have called for more details about plans by Dublin City Council to leave its headquarters on Wood Quay and replace the controversial office block with social housing.

Dublin • 11 Jan

Review panel investigating death of Oisín Reddin

The National Review Panel, which investigates serious incidents including the deaths of children in care and known to the child protection system, has said it will be completing a review in due course into the death of Oisín Reddin.

Dublin • 09 Jan

Calls on State to help religious groups aiding immigrants

There have been calls on State bodies to include religious communities in efforts to help integrate members of immigrant communities.

Ireland • 23 Dec 25