Past issues

19 February 2020

  1. Councillors Object to Hiring Practices at Council-Owned Pool
  2. Would You Like to Help Revive Our Cycle Collision Tracker?
  3. Council to Give Public Greater Say in Next Round of Public Art
  4. How Often Are People Filing Claims Against the Council for Tripping on Tree Roots?
  5. Older Residents in Ringsend Council Complex Say They Feel Unsafe in Their Homes
  6. After Long Delay, Stoneybatter Community Centre Finally Set to Open, Council Says
  7. A New Chapter for Coolock’s Library
  8. Council Briefs: Dogs on Bull Island, More Car-Parking at St Anne's Park, and the Clontarf Baths
  9. Dean: The Eternal Truths of Ireland’s Golden-Age Hip-Hop Revivalists

12 February 2020

  1. In Ringsend, a Pall-Bearer Carries on a Local Tradition
  2. After Election Reprieve, Big Ballymun Land Sale Likely Back on the Agenda
  3. In Phibsboro, a New Group's First Art Exhibition Is Inspired by the Movement of People
  4. Questions Around Social Housing Provision in Planned “Connolly Quarter”
  5. Election Gives Hope to Campaigners Pushing for Changes to Revitalise Dublin Nightlife
  6. Why Do Some of Dublin's Bus Stops Face Away from the Road?
  7. Would You Be Willing to Sponsor a Dublin Inquirer Subscription for One of These Schools?
  8. Disagreement Over Who Should Run Council-Owned Fruit and Veg Market
  9. Council Briefs: Making Harold's Cross "Age-Friendly", Beach Pollution, and Dead Swans

5 February 2020

  1. A Couple Battle to Ensure Redevelopment Doesn't Leave Them Homeless
  2. Sharp Increase in Dublin Councils’ Use of Notices to Move on Travellers, Figures Suggest
  3. Council Plans to Refurbish a Historic Ballybough Flat Complex, Rather than Demolish It
  4. In Phibsboro, a Pair of Artists Delves into the Media’s Stray Signals
  5. Dublin's Committees for Talking About Local Policing Issues Aren’t Working Well, Councillors Say
  6. What's Happened to the Mary’s Abbey Pocket Park?
  7. A Little-Known Museum of Artefacts from Across the Ancient World Faces Change
  8. A Japanese Chef, While Learning English, Practises Her Craft at Home
  9. Council Briefs: The Liffey Cycle Route, BusConnects, and Naming the Children's Hospital
  10. Stories from the Deep, Reviewed
  11. How to Make Medieval-Style Spiced Wine

29 January 2020

  1. What's the Quid Pro Quo in Dublin's Link-Up with Mastercard?
  2. Councillors Remain Concerned About Selling Land to Charity That Provides Social Housing
  3. Sam: What The Journal Has Learnt So Far in Its Search for a Different Way to Fund Journalism
  4. A Promised Community Hub on Rutland Street Looks Close – But There Are Fears About Funding
  5. The Next Stage of the Royal Canal Cycleway Is Due to Open in May, Says Council Official
  6. An Artist Takes on the Absurdities of the Irish Public Health System
  7. As the South Inner-City Changes, Some Community Organisations Are Struggling to Find Space
  8. Doireann: Who Should Police the Police?

22 January 2020

  1. Why Some Social Housing Schemes Have Taken Years to Progress
  2. It Was 100 Years Ago That the Tricolour Was First Raised Over City Hall
  3. In Blackpitts, Dubliners are Invited to Build Their Own Air-Pollution Sensors
  4. In the Liberties, The Little Flower Centre Is Still Blooming after 108 Years
  5. New Plan for Sean McDermott Street Laundry Site Includes a College Campus
  6. On Capel Street, Matcha-Custard Buns
  7. Dean: Aoife Nessa Frances Has Made the First Great Irish Album of the Decade
  8. The New Music, Reviewed

15 January 2020

  1. What Transport Do Dublin's City Councillors Use to Get About the City?
  2. With Electro-Pop Single, Artist Launches Irish-Language Music Project
  3. Help Us Report: How Many Stories a Week Do You Have to Write as Journalist?
  4. Fáilte Ireland Tells Councillors About Its Plans to Draw More Tourists to the Docklands
  5. Plan for Council Lands Prompts Councillors' Concerns about Reliance on AHBs
  6. The Council Is Preparing a Strategy to Make the City Better for Kids to Play In
  7. An Exhibition Shows Off a Dubliner's Centuries-Old Collection of Jewish Books
  8. New Report Sets Out Vision for Future of Kilmainham and Inchicore

8 January 2020

  1. With Studio Space Scarce, a Sculptor Pines for the Good Old Days
  2. In Glasnevin, a Market Stall Offers a Vegan Take on Nachos
  3. Some Worry the City's Drugs Task Forces Are Withering Away
  4. A Closer Look at One of Dublin's Least Punctual Bus Routes
  5. A Historian Revives the Story of Lemon’s Pure Sweets
  6. Councillors Question Need to Sell Land to Fund Culture and Recreation Projects
  7. A Balladeer Leads Tours of Dublin in Song
  8. Council Briefs: Managing Litter, the Iveagh Markets, and Refurbishing Inchicore Library

18 December 2019

  1. At Mansion House, a Family Keeps the Tradition of the Live Crib Alive
  2. Worries About Early Estimates for Rents in City's First Cost-Rental Pilot
  3. Dublin City Council Wants to Reopen a Traffic School for Kids
  4. Councillors Delay Vote on Selling Site in Phibsboro to Approved Housing Body
  5. In Ballymun, Making Connections Across Generations with Photos and Coddle
  6. Government Backs Plans for Committee on English-Language Teachers' Pay and Conditions
  7. 101 Reasons Why Cork Is Better Than Dublin, Reviewed
  8. Dean: On Bitch Falcon, Dublin’s Next Best Grunge Band

11 December 2019

  1. In South-West Inner-City, Councillors Work Across Party Lines to Oppose Co-Living Project
  2. Council Considering Bringing in "Low-Emissions Zone" for the City
  3. Republic of Shame: Stories from Ireland’s Institutions for ‘Fallen Women’, Reviewed
  4. Council Briefs: Changes on Francis Street, and a Struggle Against Bin Removals
  5. In Crumlin, Some Residents Worry About Plan to Tame the River Poddle
  6. A Local Group Wants Kilmainham Mills to Become a Water-Powered Mill Again
  7. Finally, Council Says It's Rolling out Green and Brown Bins in Its Housing Complexes

4 December 2019

  1. Months After Fire, Residents Search for Reassurance It Won't Happen Again
  2. A Dublin DJ Blends Arabic Classics with Dance Beats
  3. Should Dublin Port Build to Welcome More Big Cruise Liners?
  4. A Short-Term Let Company Applies to Keep Five Properties as Holiday Lets
  5. How to Cook Medieval-Style Chicken in Sweet-and-Sour Red-Wine Stew
  6. On Suffolk Street, Council Plans to Pilot Small “Rain Gardens” to Help with Drainage
  7. New Plans for Pedestrian and Cycling Bridge Over the Liffey Released by Council
  8. Council Briefs: On Land Sales Down the Line, O'Devaney Again, and More
  9. Councillors Vote Yes on Plans for White-Water Facility at George's Dock
  10. The Last Right, Reviewed

27 November 2019

  1. A Historian Seeks Stories from Inside the "Old Woollen Mill” on North Great Clarence Street
  2. John: We Need a Big Pride for Ireland, not Just for Dublin
  3. Council to Consider Crowdfunding for City Projects
  4. Once a Month, Wildflower Walks Explore the City's Green Spaces
  5. A Closer Look at the Costs of the O’Devaney Gardens Deal
  6. After O'Devaney Comes the Oscar Traynor Road Site
  7. A Free Monthly Poetry Night Aims to Encourage Others to Experiment
  8. Councillors Pass City Budget for the Coming Year
  9. Council Briefs: Listing a Power House, a Lack of Community-Development Officers, and More

20 November 2019

  1. A Historian Looks Deeper into How Dublin Doubled in Size
  2. An App Lets Users Check Whether an HGV Should Be in the City – but Then What?
  3. On Merrion Square, a College Looks to Revive Salon Culture
  4. Should Job Adverts Have to Include Salaries?
  5. In Glasnevin, the Garden Gnomes Are Squeezing Tonnes of Veg From a Small Plot
  6. Estimated Cost of Proposed White-Water Rafting Centre Spirals Upwards
  7. A Block of Homes in Dublin 4 Has Been Empty for Two Years
  8. Councillors Defer Vote on Budget Amid Challenges with Funding
  9. Dean: Shookrah Deliver a Funk Benediction
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