Dublin's planned metro line - which will run from the city's north to southside - is looking a step closer today.

Twenty-three residents of Dartmouth Square in Ranelagh, Dublin, claim "enabling works" for the city's proposed underground Metro - which will affect their properties - have been approved without going through proper planning procedures.

Free rent won't solve the problem for people whose homes will be demolished to make way for the MetroLink in Dublin.

The cost of the long-awaited MetroLink project could be substantially higher than the original €3bn figure.

It is believed the southside section of the line will be scrapped.

Residents of apartments above the Markievicz Leisure Centre off Tara Street in Dublin city centre are planning to protest proposals to demolish the building to build an underground Metro Link station.

The southside section of the MetroLink rail line in Dublin is set to be abandoned due to the government's unwillingness to disrupt the Luas Green Line for up to four years.

A revised route for the Dublin MetroLink rail line will be published within weeks.

An application to build the Dublin Metrolink rail line is unlikely to be made until 2020.

Dublin could have a new metro service by 2025 completely funded by private investment, according to the CEO of Dublin Metro.

Metro plans for Dublin's southside have been blasted by Fianna Fáil as a folly that no one wants.

Dublin's Na Fianna GAA club will not have to move home in order to accommodate the MetroLink system.

Plans for Dublin's MetroLink have been further delayed until the new year.

The Oireachtas Transport Committee has agreed a proposed tunneling site for the Dublin Metrolink in Glasnevin is not suitable.

A group of TDs and Senators will inspect the North Dublin sites that will be affected by the construction of the Metrolink today.

The Taoiseach's calls to look for a new construction site for the Metrolink are being welcomed.

Na Fianna GAA club has claimed that local amenities will become a construction site of an unprecedented scale if the Dublin's first underground rail line goes ahead in its current form.

The proposed new MetroLink will tear apart communities in south Dublin. We need a new link to the airport, but we don’t need it to mean the permanent closure of the Luas green line, from Sandyford to Charlemont.

One of Dublin's best-known GAA clubs is warning it's going to be a casualty of the new Metrolink.

A public consultation is beginning on the proposed €3bn Dublin Metrolink.

People are being asked for their opinions on the proposed MetroLink in Dublin that will link Swords to Sandyford via Dublin Airport.