Things To Do: Take a deep breath, process the end of the world, experience time travel in a Cornish harbour
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Things To Do: Take a deep breath, process the end of the world, experience time travel in a Cornish harbour
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In marathon meetings, Fingal councillors seek to fine-tune plans for new town in Dunsink
The council's chief executive said their changes would slow down delivery of thousands of homes.
Things To Do: Embrace ambiguity, admire the creative process, visit many buildings, read about them
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Fingal county councillors hold Local Property Tax at same rate as last year
Chief Executive AnnMarie Farrelly had suggested nudging it up a bit.
Upgrades for Swords, and more, in Fingal's latest capital programme
Councillors were brought through the council's capital programme for 2027 to 2029 at the meeting on Monday.
Things To Do: Read all about Vincent Browne, enjoy some avant-garde Japanese tap dancing, discover a 1970s underground queer helpline, visit Rush in 1926
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Budget for tearoom in Merrion Square shot up, reaching €7.5 million
The council says it'll be open late this year, or early next.
In Herzog Park, councillors want to take another look at letting those who really need drive up to the astroturf
A local GAA club works with children with additional needs, said one councillor. “They have children with needs that need to be met and the closer they can be dropped off to the pitch, the better.”
Things To Do: Make space, start again, see two students draw 1,000 self-portraits, smell wet ash, biscuits and graves facing east
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Current Ranelagh post office is set to close, but there's no replacement lined up
An Post has been struggling to find a new contractor in the area, said its spokesperson on Monday. “Even finding a suitable premises has been a huge issue.”
Council looks to host pop-up uses in one of its vacant buildings on Capel Street
Reviving 114 to 116 Capel Street is part of the council’s wider effort to meet recommendations around tackling vacancy made by the Dublin City Taskforce, a council spokesperson said.
Things To Do: Question the constitution, listen to a hoover constantly running, debate the merits of autofiction
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