Past issues

12 January 2022

  1. Without Changes, Council Not Likely to Reach Government Target for Building Social Housing in Coming Years
  2. Ringsend and Irishtown Chosen as City’s First “Decarbonising Zone”
  3. Dog Owners Don’t Understand the Damage a Single Poo Can Do to a Bathing Beach, Researcher Says
  4. For Some Immigrants in Need of Organ Transplants, Hurdles and Ambiguities
  5. Council Seeks to Limit What Share of New Homes in Some City Neighbourhoods Can Be Studios and One-Beds
  6. Will Council’s Plans to Get More People Out of Cars and Onto Bikes and Buses Do Enough to Help Meet Climate Targets?
  7. On Aungier Street, an Afghan Chef Dreams of Selling Fewer Quick Kebabs, More Traditional Sit-Down Family Meals
  8. In Drimnagh, Some Residents Want to Try “Tree Pits” to Help Reduce Flooding on Mourne Road
  9. Council Briefs: Who Controls Iveagh Markets, and Restoring a Buffer Against Homelessness
  10. Zone 414, Reviewed

22 December 2021

  1. For 175 Years, Keeping the Trains Running Has Been a Family Business at the Inchicore Railway Works
  2. We're Back from Our Holiday Break, Working Away, but We're Not Publishing Today
  3. Developer Might Help Fund Revamp of Portobello Square in Exchange for Using It for Storage
  4. From Calcutta to Dublin, the Evolution of the Dish “Gobi Manchurian”
  5. New Hub in North Inner-City Would Help People Kickstart Businesses and Social Enterprises
  6. In Long War on Street Clutter, Councillors Decide Next Battleground Will Be a Corner in Stoneybatter
  7. Ireland Has Done Comparatively Well with Policies on Vaccinating Undocumented People, Europe-wide Report Finds
  8. Cars Are Getting Bigger, But Dublin’s Streets and Parking Spaces Aren’t
  9. Council Briefs: The First Water-Bottle Refill Station, an Update on Rathmines’ Gulistan Site, and Improving Playgrounds
  10. Dean: Aby Coulibaly Had a Great Year

15 December 2021

  1. The Old Fire Station in Dorset Street, Where Model Railways Are Made – for Now
  2. Council Has Again Nudged Back Timeline for Hundreds of “Affordable” and Social Homes in Inchicore
  3. Landlord Fined for Breaches of Rent-Increase Limits at 11 Properties in Dublin
  4. In Finglas, New Version of Planned Luas Route Aims to Untangle Issues
  5. Will the St James’s Walk Linear Park Be Somewhere to Go, or Somewhere to Go Through?
  6. Does Fear of Losing the Common Travel Area with the UK Keep Ireland from Reforming Law on Migrant Workers?
  7. Council Briefs: Safer Communities in Council Housing, and Zoning for Affordable Housing
  8. Undernose Farm Revisited, Reviewed

8 December 2021

  1. A Tale of Two Christmas Windows
  2. The Number of People Dying While Homeless in Dublin Rose Again This Year
  3. Vacancy Watch: 34 Main Street in Chapelizod
  4. Councillors Vote Not to Try to Take O’Devaney Gardens Site Back from Developer Bartra
  5. Muddle of Immigration Stamp Names Makes It Harder for Holders to Get Jobs
  6. The Census Undercounts the Number of People Who Are Homeless
  7. The Adventures of the Famine Diver William Campbell, Reviewed

1 December 2021

  1. Adding New School Zones Is Put on Hold as Council Reshuffles Staff, Struggles with Shortage of Engineers
  2. Council’s Efforts to Do Something Other than Build Traveller Housing with Mt Anville Road Site Continue
  3. In Portobello, a Pair Swap Their Cafe for a Natural Wine Bar
  4. He Thought of Himself as Irish Through and Through, Until the Government Told Him He Wasn’t
  5. The Culprit Behind an Oil Spill on the River Tolka in Glasnevin May Never Be Found, Council Says
  6. A Writer-Director Puts on an Unfinished Play, and Asks the Audience for Feedback
  7. On Dorset Street, Council Pushes Forward with Regeneration of a Long-Neglected Housing Complex
  8. Offering People “Civic Dollars” to Get Outside and into Parks
  9. Dublin City Councillors Approve €1.13 Billion Budget for 2022

24 November 2021

  1. Again, People Sleeping on the Streets Are Being Refused Emergency Accommodation Because They’re Not from Dublin
  2. A New Anthology Album Celebrates the Legacy of Underground Experimenters the Wormholes
  3. The Council Is Making Pedestrians Wait a Bit Longer to Cross Dublin’s Streets
  4. 75% of Student Housing Stood Vacant at Close of Last Year, Government Figures Suggest
  5. Years-Long Waits for Asylum Interviews Leave People in Limbo
  6. When New Cycle Lanes Block Old Delivery Methods, How Can the Council Help Businesses Adapt?
  7. Council Briefs: Tourism in Kilmainham and Inchicore, a Land Swap in the Liberties, and More
  8. Breaking Out, Reviewed

17 November 2021

  1. A New Website Links Chefs of Colour Cooking from Home with Hungry Dubliners
  2. How to Convince Landlords to Spend on Making Rentals More Energy Efficient, When It Won’t Make Them More Money?
  3. As Neighbourhood after Neighbourhood Votes Not to Introduce Paid Parking, Council Looks for Solutions
  4. Redeveloping Its Headquarters, Conradh na Gaeilge Hopes to Plant the Seed of a Dublin Gaeltacht
  5. To Reduce School-Run Traffic, Is It Time for More School Buses?
  6. As Council Officials Propose Residential Rezonings Across the City, Local Councillors Vote Many Down

10 November 2021

  1. The State Has No Guidelines for Judging If Asylum Seekers Are Children, but It Does So Anyway
  2. Letter from the Editor: Why We’re Raising Our Prices
  3. In a Troubled City-Centre Laneway, Locals Seek Solutions
  4. Create a Way to Zone Land So Housing Built There Must Be Mostly Social and Affordable, Councillors Propose
  5. In the North Inner-City, “Dublin Modular” Offers Electronic Music, Art, and Community
  6. Auditing the City’s Playgrounds, Council Lays Plans to Make Them More Fun for More Children
  7. All the Angels, Reviewed

3 November 2021

  1. Council Management Added More Than 200 Rezonings to Draft Plan for City, Without Telling Councillors
  2. Despite Cap, in Some Areas of City Rents Grew More Than 12 Percent in a Year (While in Others They Dropped)
  3. Sick of Waiting Years for Decisions on Citizenship, Applicants Are Taking Legal Action – and Winning Settlements
  4. Grand Plans for a Children’s Science Museum Fizzle, as Planning Permission Set to Run Out
  5. Ahead of New Budget, Councillors Consider How to Make up for Loss of Parking-Related Income
  6. Council Briefs: Oscar Traynor Road Housing, Choosing a City Centre Tsar, Counting Vacant Homes, and More
  7. Along the River Dodder, Invasive Species Like Old Man’s Beard Crowd Out Others
  8. Will Allowing People to Sell Electricity Back to the Grid Tempt More to Install Solar Panels on Their Houses?
  9. Love Yourself Today, Reviewed
  10. Will You Draw Your Dublin Neighbourhood for Us?

27 October 2021

  1. With Sea Levels Set to Rise, Should the Council Allow New Homes and Offices Along the Coast?
  2. In the North Inner-City, a Woman Pushes for Frank Discussions of Racism and Discrimination
  3. Hoping to Bring Afghan Family Members Here to Safety, One Man Anxiously Waits to See If New Government Scheme Will Allow It
  4. Council Briefs: A New Clubhouse for Raheny Shamrock Athletic, and a Revamp for the Coolock Swimming Pool
  5. The Working-Class Writing Archive Is Seeking More Material
  6. Dean: M(h)aol’s Feminist Punk Is a Jolt to the Establishment

20 October 2021

  1. Councillors Consider Whether to Back New Plan for Hundreds of Proposed Homes on Council Land at Oscar Traynor Road
  2. No Secrets for the Artists Working in Public in the Douglas Hyde Gallery
  3. Council Planners Assessed New “Payphones” as Advertising, says Councillor
  4. Combining Korean, Irish, and More Cuisines, a Dublin Chef Warms Bellies
  5. Where Does the Energy Come From for Households on Renewable Energy Plans?
  6. In The Coombe, Residents Push Back against an Application for New Commuter Parking

13 October 2021

  1. Tenants Find They Can’t Take Their Landlords to the RTB Because They Can’t Find Them
  2. New Plan for Temple Bar Square Backtracks on Past Push for Walkability, says Architect
  3. On Dorset Street, Have Plans to Rejuvenate the Community Included All Voices?
  4. For International Students Working in Private Nursing Homes, After-Graduation Work Permits and Higher-Paid Jobs Remain Elusive
  5. On O’Connell Street, the Liberator’s Head Is Coated in Bird Poo, and Erin’s Hand Is Bandaged Up
  6. In Ringsend, Bollards Open Up Road for Cyclists, Pedestrians and Children Playing
  7. With a Paintbrush and Layer of Gold, an Artist Brings Weeds and Wildflowers into the Gallery
  8. Deadly Cuts, Reviewed
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