Despite being more confident about the economy, Dubliners are wary of setting up a business
The Your Dublin, Your Voice survey is the fifth of of its kind and set out to find how Dubliners are feeling about their current financial situation.
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The Your Dublin, Your Voice survey is the fifth of of its kind and set out to find how Dubliners are feeling about their current financial situation.
It’s not bad looking, all the same.
Kildare, Meath, Wicklow as well as the capital are all involved.
All four local authorities in the country have to agree on whether to put the issue to the people on the same day as the local and European elections.
The Lord Mayor says they both lead by example and are “individuals who walk the walk”.
This is why we can’t have nice things.
Repairs being carried out on a burst main at James Street could affect supply across the city this weekend.
Three special ‘Bus Rapid Transit’ routes could be built at a cost of up to €650 million. It’s planned the first will be between the city centre and Swords.
The drivers were stopped over a one hour period at checkpoints in Dublin overnight.
The 19-year-old crashed into a parked car in the Summerhill area of Dublin.
The 23-year-old is being treated at the Mater. A 19-year-old has been taken for questioning at Store Street Station.
The site between Cork Street and Chamber Street in Dublin 8 could now become recreation space for Dublin 8 residents, pending a planning report.
We bet Daniel Dennehy can do more keepy-ups than you.
Dublin’s mayors have launched a new hotline number where people can report offenders.
Dubliners consider the issue a worse problem than cigarette buts, chewing gum or graffiti.
The two men now have the right to pasture sheep on common ground within the city boundaries.
‘The Help’ is the only adult fiction work in the list of the ten most popular titles for 2012, which is otherwise dominated by the adventures of Jeff Kinney’s ‘Wimpy Kid’.
Bus transfers are being put in place as engineering works are carried out on the line. Commuter, Enterprise, Rosslare and Maynooth services are also affected.
The Minister isn’t giving much away about whether or not he’d like a directly-elected mayor for the capital.
A tugboat with powerful hoses was brought in to cool the bridge’s cables so it could close properly…
The decision on the name of the Marlborough Street bridge was made by councillors at a meeting of Dublin City Council tonight.
President Michael D Higgins will lead today’s events in Dublin – marking 100 years to the day since Bloody Sunday.
The temporary park at Dominick Street Lower was envisioned by the Upstart collaborative group and financed in part through on online Fundit campaign.
Dublin City Council says that the use of cheaper granite should stop due to a drop in price for native Leinster granite.
The incident happened off Baggot Street on Rogers Lane at around 10.30am.
The National Transport Authority is to “free up road space” for travel by means other than private cars.
A worker at the fast food restaurant was intercepted and punched a number of times by thieves who intercepted his cash drop.
Matthew Ilori’s taxi was stolen at knifepoint at the weekend. Moments later, two men in their 20s died when the car crashed at speed into a bridge on the Dublin quays.
The landmark statue was damaged back in May after it was pushed over.
The car crashed into a lock bridge close to the Convention Centre in the early hours of yesterday morning.
A worker was intercepted by two men as he left the fast food restaurant this morning.
It’s looking increasingly likely the action could continue into the working week.
Tens of thousands will be inconvenienced today in the first all-out strike at the semi-state company in 13 years.
It’s hoped the new micro-forecasting technology could be helpful in developing an early-warning system for vulnerable businesses and householders.
There is still no date for when building will start on the Poolbeg incinerator, which has been in the works for over a decade.
A picture from a TheJournal.ie reader shows the car parked in a pay-and-display section of the IFSC.
Dublin users of car sharing service GoCar will now be able to park their rental vehicle on any pay-and-display space for free.
Oisín Quinn has been setting out his aims for his term in office in a wide-ranging interview. On a personal front, his priorities include trying to accommodate a young family and small dog in the garden-less Mansion House…
Oisín Quinn has been sharing his thoughts on the future of the mayorship, following a poll that shows 61 per cent of Dubliners are in favour of a directly elected CEO for the city.
The Lady Chapel has been closed to the public since it was built in 1270.