Organisation: Dublin council

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Dublin council called on to develop dedicated area where Hindus can scatter cremated remains

A prominent Hindu statesman is urging Dublin City Council to develop a dedicated area where Hindus in Ireland can scatter the cremated remains of their dead.

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Dublin Council refuses planning permission for Airbnb style lettings

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Aung San Suu Kyi 'duped' Ireland and Burma is creating an Asian Palestine, says Bob Geldof

business

67 objections lodged against Clerys site plan

business

JD Wetherspoon's €4m expansion in doubt

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State housing scheme ‘a flop’

Dublin Council looking for developers to build social housing

Dublin City Council wants to team up with developers to build homes on five vacant sites.

Mon, 07 Jul, 2014

Green Party criticises Dublin council's warning to pedestrians

The Green Party has accused Dublin City Council of waging war against pedestrians in Dublin.

Mon, 21 Apr, 2014

Sinn Féin to protest Dublin Council budget cuts

Sinn Féin is slamming the Government for cutting Dublin City Council's budget.

Mon, 03 Sep, 2012

Opposition to Lough Derg water extraction proposals

PLANS to extract water from Lough Derg as a planned drinking supply for Dublin and parts of the Midlands will be resisted.

Fri, 04 Nov, 2011

Dublin council eyes savings of €46m

POTENTIAL savings of €46 million at Dublin City Council should lead to lower commercial rates for businesses in the city, according to Dublin Chamber of Commerce.

Sat, 16 Jul, 2011

Alliance to oppose ‘plundering’ of Shannon

A BRANCH of the Shannon Protection Alliance has been established in Limerick in an effort to prevent millions of litres of water being extracted from the Shannon river to boost dwindling supplies in the greater Dublin area.

Tue, 17 Aug, 2010

Dublin Council examines proposals to help cyclists

Dublin City Council is considering further ways to make the capital more cycle friendly.

Sat, 27 Feb, 2010

Dublin council to vote on apartment sizes

Dublin City Council is set to vote on increasing the minimum size of new apartments.

Mon, 03 Sep, 2007

Ray Burke denies knowledge of rezoning bribes

Former Fianna Fáil minister Ray Burke today told the Mahon Tribunal he was never aware of any payments made to councillors during the rezoning of land in North Dublin.

Wed, 22 Nov, 2006

Dublin Council secures right to purchase Dartmouth Square

Dublin City Council has secured a Compulsory Purchase Order on the square in south Dublin under threat of being turned into a car park.

Mon, 25 Sep, 2006

Dublin Council to extend planned city-centre truck ban

Dublin City Council is reportedly planning to extend the area off limits to trucks following the opening of the Dublin Port Tunnel.

Fri, 05 May, 2006

Fuel costs ‘causing great problems’ for hauliers

HAULIERS were today beginning their annual conference amid deep concerns over spiralling diesel prices, penalty points and Dublin City Council’s controversial ban on lorries.

Sat, 15 Apr, 2006

Dublin Council compromises on city centre truck ban

Dublin City Council has reportedly compromised on its plan to ban large trucks from the city centre following the opening of the Dublin Port Tunnel.

Fri, 24 Mar, 2006

Dublin Council accused of breaching sludge regulations

A Labour Party councillor has accused the local authorities in Dublin of blatantly breaching regulations on the dumping of sludge.

Mon, 13 Mar, 2006

Dublin Council refusing to collect untagged bins

Householders in Dublin who have not paid their waste charges may not have their refuse bins collected from today.

Mon, 16 Jan, 2006

Dublin Council reviewing safety of O’Connell St ‘plaza’

Dublin City Council is reportedly reviewing the safety of recent alterations to O'Connell Street in the wake of a serious bus accident yesterday afternoon.

Fri, 16 Sep, 2005

Sentencing of Redmond adjourned

George Redmond, the former assistant Dublin city and county manager, has had his sentencing on a corruption conviction adjourned until Friday.

Wed, 17 Dec, 2003

10 bin protesters sent to Mountjoy

BIN charge protestor Mr Declan Mahon, who will be jailed today, said he was sick to the stomach at the thought of walking through the gates of Mountjoy.

Fri, 10 Oct, 2003

Tribunal told of cash bag given to Burke

The Flood Tribunal has been told that Ray Burke was presented with a bag of money that probably contained £60,000 in late 1986.

Thu, 22 Feb, 2001