Poll: Should litter louts be named and shamed?
Dublin City Council are reportedly set to extend a campaign of litter shaming to rubbish black spots in the capital.
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Dublin City Council are reportedly set to extend a campaign of litter shaming to rubbish black spots in the capital.
Some cars drive slowly, but others hit the bump at speed.
The council has defended itself against claims that it may have breached data protection laws.
A representative for Dublin City Council has said that the initiative is already proving to be successful.
The Thornwood development was bought by Túath Housing last month.
We spotted one unlucky motorist clamped while charging in Dublin city this week.
The families have been living in emergency accommodation on Mountjoy Street in north Dublin.
Plans for the College Green project were discussed by councillors today.
They said they spoke to a Dublin City Council employee at the protest.
In an unusual step, councillors are meeting on a Wednesday to debate the contentious Clontarf sea wall.
Bicycle owners have been advised to use better locks.
George Chalkley is sharing a house with seven others, despite being a “high priority” for Dublin City Council’s housing section.
“It’s a beautiful landmark for an often overlooked street.”
Eh the ACTUAL Michael Rooker was there lads.
Campaigner Fr Peter McVerry has spoken out after a family spent a night in an industrial unit
Council planning proposals would see the minimum size reduced by almost 20%.
The council has been granted permission to appoint a cycling officer.
Dublin City Council says the building is “not fit for purpose”.
And not for the first time. The water at Sandymount and Merrion Strands has been temporarily deemed not fit for swimmers.
The Irish Housing Network plans to occupy other State-owned buildings.
And it’s thanks to Nama.
All is not well on Dublin City Council.
Dublin City Council are reducing the water pressure in the city to facilitate Luas works.
That’s a lot of scribbles.
Some of them are 24-hours and some are just at night time.
And a councillor thinks it could cause reputational damage.
A motion was passed by 27 votes to 22.
Dublin City Council is set to vote on a motion opposing the parade this evening.
Fines of up to €1,500 could be imposed.
Will others follow suit?
The Council is cracking down on bonfires.
The Sean O’Casey Bridge is operated via remote control – but officials apparently lost the device in an office move. It’s now operational again…
You win some, you lose some — and with the Cabinet back, it’s been a busy week in both categories.
There have been no female recipients of the award since 2000, when Aung San Suu Kyi was honoured.
Workers voted today to attend the talks.
It could be back to the drawing board for city planners if tonight’s controversial ‘land swap’ plan for the 1916 site is rejected…
It’s the most wonderful time of the … oh.
A temporary barrier placed on the river to prevent the pollution spreading has been removed.
The DCC chief also accused the GAA and Peter Aiken of “failing to address residents’ concerns”