Dublin City Council (DCC) says arrangements can be made for social housing tenants and businesses who are struggling during the outbreak.

Very few Airbnb-style hosts in Dublin city are adhering to new rules, despite a crackdown on short-term lets.

Time for a new culture on climate change.

Shares in Irish fuels-to-healthcare group DCC could hit the £100 (€118) mark within two or three years, Davy Stockbrokers has forecast.

An application to turn Dublin's Iveagh Markets into a European-style food hall has been thrown out.

Dublin City Council made use of unmanned drones to monitor predominantly working class areas of the capital ahead of the Halloween bonfire season, it has emerged.

"(This) will allow us to reach people who are currently isolated and vulnerable, offering them vital healthcare and treatment options."

The Government should insist Irish stockmarket-listed companies publish more details about the pay of their chief executives and the pay gap with ordinary workers, the Irish Congress of Trade Unions has said.

Shares in diversified support services group DCC fell by more than 6% on the back of a significant fall in profits and revenue in the first half of its financial year.

Dublin City Council has secured temporary High Court injunctions requiring over 40 residents to immediately leave three city-centre buildings they reside at, due to fire safety concerns.

New research indicates that local authority staff in Dublin will struggle to deal with the influx of planning permission applications for short-term lets and says that new Government regulations are “potentially compromised”.

DublinTown, which represents businesses in Dublin city centre, warned today that the actual cost of the license could reach three times more than expected

Dublin City Council planners said that while they noted that the proposed supervised injecting facility was “national policy”, their job was to determine its impact on the “vitality and viability” of the area where it was to be located.

The future of the proposed supervised injecting centre hangs in the balance as Merchants Quay Ireland considers whether or not to appeal a decision refusing it planning permission.

Dublin City Council planners said that while they noted that the proposed supervised injecting facility was “national policy” their job was to determine its impact on the “vitality and viability” of the area where it was to be located.

An intensive street project aimed at diverting young people away from the drugs trade and criminal gangs faces the axe because of an impending funding crisis.

Apple is once again Ireland's largest company with sales of almost €120bn.

Electric scooters should be banned from public roads and cycle paths, according to Dublin City Council.

The architect Kevin Roche has died, aged 96, in Connecticut.

New figures released this evening show the number of people sleeping rough in Dublin has increased to 156.

A housing charity is defending moving senior citizens out of their homes and replacing them with foreign students.

More than 600 other families may end up homeless as the demand for hotel beds from the tourism sector continues to grow.

A charity has described a plan to house homeless people in Mountjoy Prison as “dangerous”.

DCC shares performed sluggishly despite the group reporting a strong performance for its seasonally less important first half. The company says it remains on course for another full year of profit growth.

DCC shares performed sluggishly despite the group reporting a strong performance for its seasonally less important first half. The company says it remains on course for another full year of profit growth, writes Geoff Precival.

Dublin City Council is paying €2,640 monthly for hotel accommodation three nights weekly for a separated homeless father and his three children rather than give him €1,500 housing assistance monthly to rent an apartment, the High Court has been told.

It is reported that Dublin City Council has been persuaded to show this Sunday's All-Ireland football final on a big screen in Smithfield.

Twenty people who had been staying at a Dublin City centre premises described as a potential fire safety danger are to leave the property over the coming days and weeks the High Court has heard.

Support services group DCC paid out over €3m in performance-related bonuses to its top three executives last year, driving combined executive pay levels up from €8.54m to just under €11.5m. 

Shares in DCC slipped by as much as 3% yesterday despite the group posting strong annual earnings for 2016 and forecasting further good growth this year.

A new plan to create a pedestrian friendly space right in the heart of Dublin has been officially launched.

Hands in Harmony, a Limerick based deaf community choir are determined to break the stigma against the abilities of deaf people through an untraditional way of celebrating music. 

DCC is to spend over €140m on buying Shell’s commercial fuel business in Hong Kong and Macau, marking its first expansion in the energy services market outside Europe.

Shares in DCC rose by over 6% yesterday on the back of the Dublin-based international support services group signing the second largest takeover deal in its history.

Some former residents of Apollo House have returned to the building after claims of drug use at the alternative accommodation offered to them.

Dublin City Council's first meeting of the New Year will deal with calls for an emergency motion on developments at Apollo House.

Apartment owners in Longboat Quay have been told that if they don’t accept a deal on remedial fire safety works at a special meeting this evening, they will face a bill of up to €1m.