Organisation: Dublin Town

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Concerns have been raised about public facilities amid the coronavirus in Dublin for hygiene reasons.

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Concerns raised about lack of public toilets as Covid-19 restrictions eased

Dublin city council says it is acutely aware of a lack of bathrooms with shopping centres and cafes shut and is working on finding a solution.

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Dublin Town chief reports increase in city-centre footfall

Workmen repair the front of a store following an incident on Grafton Street, Dublin. Picture: Gareth Chaney/Collins

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Gardaí investigating after 'incident of criminal damage and theft' on Grafton Street

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Coronavirus hits Dublin business footfall with retail and hospitality most affected

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Business group under pressure after 'Grafton Quarter' backlash

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Nine-storey hotel approved for Clerys site in Dublin

Dublin City Council announce new €630 fee for use of sandwich boards

Dublin City Council has announced a new fee of €630 for the use of sandwich boards.

Mon, 22 Jul, 2019

Plans for O’Connell St doughnut shop rejected

Attempts to preserve Dublin’s best-known shopping streets for high-end retail outlets are being reinforced with a recent decision by the planning authorities to reject plans for a doughnut shop on O’Connell St.

Mon, 05 Nov, 2018

Dublin traders report €30m Christmas hit

Shoppers spent roughly €30m less in Dublin this Christmas.

Wed, 28 Dec, 2016

ComReg rejects Eir calls over ‘uneconomical payphones’

Eir has called on ComReg to remove its universal service obligations (USO) to ensure it provides public payphones, describing the requirement as “entirely unjustifiable” given the rise in use of mobile phones.

Wed, 03 Aug, 2016

Irish consumers to spend €130m shopping for Black Friday bargains

Savvy consumers to spend €130m online and in store in biggest weekend for Irish web shopping

Fri, 27 Nov, 2015

Retailers hit out at 'radical' plan to restrict car access in Dublin city centre

Plans to restrict car access to Dublin city centre are being opposed by retailers.

Mon, 10 Aug, 2015

Dublin retailers fear car restrictions will hurt business

Retail spending in Dublin’s city centre could collapse if planned new traffic restrictions are introduced. The Irish Parking Association has warned that city centre businesses face a 24% drop in revenue, if plans to ban traffic from key routes go ahead.

Mon, 10 Aug, 2015

Public drug use sees 25% avoid city centre

More people feel safe travelling into Dublin city centre to shop and socialise but over a quarter still say they will not do so because of drug-related antisocial behaviour.

Thu, 07 May, 2015

DCC paying out €3.4m injury compensation as needle injuries increase

Dublin City Council has had to pay their staff over €3.4 million in compensation for injuries they have suffered at work.

Tue, 10 Mar, 2015