Council turns down scheme for Terenure College lands Dublin City Council has refused planning permission to contentious plans for a seven storey high 364 unit 'build to rent' apartment scheme on former playing … Business • 15 Aug
Dublin 4 residents stall 10 storey office block scheme Plans to demolish the eight storey Carrisbrook House in Dublin 4 and replace it with a ten storey office block have been stalled. Business • 20 Jun
Mock LEGO entrance blocked for Dublin store Dublin City Council has told toy giant, LEGO that it can't proceed with significant features of its planned new facade to its first ever Irish … Business • 20 May
Permission given for Ronan's docklands commercial plans Developer Johnny Ronan's company has received planning permission from Dublin City Council for the commercial parts of its Waterfront – South Central scheme in the … Business • 25 Aug 21
Pubs call for earlier reopening of outdoor hospitality Publicans are calling for the opening of outdoor hospitality to be brought forward to solve the issue of on-street drinking. Business • 07 May 21
Recovery task force for Dublin city centre set up A recovery task force for Dublin city centre to help businesses get back on their feet following the Covid-19 pandemic has been set up. Business • 16 Apr 21
Dublin business activity fell in final quarter of 2020 Business activity in Dublin's private sector decreased in the final quarter of 2020, according to the latest purchasing manager's index from IHS Markit, produced for … Business • 12 Jan 21
No free parking in Dublin this Christmas Dublin City Council has ruled out free parking as an incentive to shoppers this Christmas. Business • 13 Nov 20
17 Dublin city locations to light up this Christmas Dublin City Council has confirmed that their 'Winter Lights' campaign will return this Christmas. Business • 11 Nov 20
Councillors to meet over Oscar Traynor site development Controversy is looming over a deal between Dublin City Council and a private developer to build 853 homes on public land at the Oscar Traynor … Dublin • 10 Nov 20
Restrictions hamper DCC efforts to tackle rent arrears Covid-19 restrictions have hampered efforts to tackle rent arrears of €36 million owed by Dublin City Council tenants, according to a new report. Dublin • 29 Oct 20
Residents group seek to overturn planning permission A residents group is to ask the High Court to overturn planning permission for apartments and aparthotel bedrooms on a site in Ballsbridge, which includes … Courts • 22 Oct 20
Pedestrianisation trial of Dublin streets extended Dublin City Council is extending the pedestrian trial of the Grafton Street area in the city until the end of August. Business • 14 Aug 20
Extend trial pedestrianisation - Dublin Chamber Dublin Chamber of Commerce would like to see the trial pedestrianisation of some of the capital's streets extended to weekdays. Business • 14 Aug 20
Dublin docklands planning decision challenged by DCC Dublin City Council has challenged An Bord Pleanála's decision to allow a firm of developer Johnny Ronan amend its planning permission for a strategic housing … Business • 16 Jul 20
Illegal dumping contributes to rat infestation increase An official report has found that illegal dumping has contributed to a 60% increase in rat infestation in Dublin city. Rats • 10 Jul 20
Hotels offer safe haven for homeless in pandemic Social Affairs and Religion Correspondent Ailbhe Conneely examines the impact of Covid-19 on homeless services in Dublin. Coronavirus • 21 May 20
Business group says pedestrianisation threatens trade Some Dublin business groups have warned that the new Liffey Cycleway and pedestrianisation measures threaten the retail trade's chance of recovery from the lockdown. Dublin • 16 May 20
Ronan Group fails to secure extra floors on tower Developer Johnny Ronan has failed for a third time to secure planning permission for additional floors to Salesforce Tower in Dublin's docklands. Business • 24 Apr 20
Independent probe into protection money case completed An independent investigation into the role of Dublin City Council employees in the payment of protection money to allow social housing construction has been completed. Ireland • 07 Apr 20
Virus-hit firms will be able to defer rates payments Businesses most impacted by the coronavirus outbreak will be able to defer the payment of their commercial rates for three months, under a plan agreed … Business • 20 Mar 20
Criticism of vehicle clamping at healthcare facilities Dublin City Council has said it has instructed Dublin Street Parking Services to exercise discretion when clamping cars parked in areas surrounding hospitals, the Department … Dublin • 18 Mar 20
DCC inspectors to check employment rights on sites Independent inspectors are to be employed by Dublin City Council to check employment law compliance on its construction sites. Dublin • 10 Mar 20
New website to allow people to check Dublin air quality A new website launched by Dublin City Council will allow people to check the air quality in their area. Dublin • 02 Mar 20
Marlet plan to increase height of office block on hold Plans by developer Pat Crean's Marlet Property Group to increase the height of the 11 storey office block it is building on the site of … Business • 16 Jan 20
