Past issues

25 January 2023

  1. Debate Over Who Should Inspect Homeless Hostels to Ensure They Meet Safety and Health Standards
  2. Please Vote on What Our New Mascot Should Be
  3. Largest Share of Funding from Developers for Council Projects Spent in Wealthy South East Area of the City
  4. Plans for Edible Garden, Nature Play and Cycle Lane for St James’ Linear Park
  5. Singled Out for Fast-Tracking, Georgian Asylum Seekers Struggle to Access Legal Advice in Time
  6. Left by the Council to Sit Vacant, a Pipe Burst in Inchicore Library Bringing the Ceiling Down
  7. Delayed Artist Studios in Artane Should Be Up and Running This Year
  8. Council Pilot Seeks to Tackle Broken Footpaths Where Older People May Fall

18 January 2023

  1. New Law Allows Councils to Build Homes Without Consulting Public and Councillors
  2. Communities Organising to Counter Anti-Immigrant Protests Strategise About Best Methods
  3. Is iLiv the City’s Next Mega Landlord?
  4. Dublin City Council CEO Owen Keegan’s Time Is Nearly Up, so How Will His Replacement Be Picked?
  5. Rathmines Group Invites Neighbourhood to Dream of New Public Squares and Car-Free Streets
  6. How an Independent Curator and His Hats Charmed the Art World from the Outside
  7. A Dublin 8 Short Film Tours International Festivals
  8. East Wall Bessborough FC Hopes to Secure Its Home Turf to Continue Its Expansion
  9. Let the Wrong One In, Reviewed

11 January 2023

  1. To Get People Into 58 Vacant Social Homes in Finglas Will Cost Council at Least €6 million More, Documents Show
  2. Will You Help Us Choose a Mascot for Dublin Inquirer?
  3. Through “Artistic Surveillance”, a Painter Captures People’s Transient Moments on the City’s Streets
  4. Council Briefs: a Question Mark over O’Devaney Gardens, Vacancy in Phibsboro, and Making Next Year’s New Year’s Eve More Fun
  5. With Direct Provision Centres Overstretched, the Government Should Do More to Support Those Who Want to Move Out, Some Say
  6. In Push for Sports Pitch on Council-Owned Site in the Liberties, Councillors Make Move to Gain Leverage
  7. Council Has Been Breaking Ground on Fewer Social Homes, Likely Meaning It Will Have to Start Buying More
  8. Two New Segregated Cycle Routes Planned from City Centre to Ballsbridge, Clonskeagh Road
  9. Dean: Meryl Streek’s Avante-Punk Music Screams in Anger at the Tuam Scandal
  10. Photo of the Month: January 2023

21 December 2022

  1. As Developer Still Has Not Built Homes at O’Devaney Gardens, Councillors Call to Take Back the Land
  2. Please Send Us Your Photos of Dublin
  3. In Cabra, a New Project Aims to Link Non-Gardening Garden Owners with Garden-Less Gardeners
  4. Captain Fry Wants to Make You Feel Better with Neapolitan Fried Foods
  5. New Bill Would Make Few Changes to Topsy-Turvy Aspects of System for Immigrant Work Permits
  6. "If We Start Blocking the Road They Might Take Us Seriously”
  7. Council Wants Better Data on Road Traffic Collisions to Improve Safety of City Streets, but RSA Won’t Share
  8. As Student-Housing Construction Slows, Government Mulls Plans to Step In
  9. When the Footpaths Freeze, Vulnerable Pedestrians Should Just Stay Home, Says Council Chief
  10. All This Happened, More or Less, Reviewed
  11. A Statement

14 December 2022

  1. For Some Chinese Immigrants, Mandarin Nicknames for Dublin Streets Still Bring Comfort and Familiarity
  2. The Dublin Region Homeless Executive Has Abandoned Research into the Causes of Homeless Deaths
  3. BusConnects Air-Quality Data Suggests High Levels of Pollution in Phibsboro
  4. In Ringsend, a Winter Wonderland Goes Pro
  5. To Redesign the City’s South Campshire, the Council Is Asking Dubliners for Ideas
  6. On Henrietta Street, Uilleann Pipers Still Hope to Expand Their Base
  7. Council Prepares to Apply for Planning Permission to Remake the Ringsend Library and Its Surrounds

7 December 2022

  1. Council Selects Design Team for Renovation of Historic Fruit and Vegetable Market in Smithfield
  2. Vacant for Years, Time to Bring Council-Owned Restaurant Space in Temple Bar Back into Use, Councillor Says
  3. To Avoid Overflowing Bins, the Council Will Test More Sensors that Email Alerts When It’s Time to Empty Them
  4. No More Fireworks at Council Events, Council Committee Urges
  5. When Announcing a New Restrictive Migration Policy in July, the Department of Justice Used Inaccurate Figures
  6. Dublin City Council’s New Capital Programme Includes Lots of Projects that Sound Familiar
  7. Time to End Tax Exemption for Developers Building Parking, Councillors Say

30 November 2022

  1. Former Garda, Previously Convicted for Breaching Fire-Safety, Rented Out Homes Using a False Name
  2. New Cafe Aims to Offer Best Breakfast Roll in Dublin 8
  3. What Can Viking Dog Bones from Under the Aungier Street Lidl Tell Us About Medieval Society?
  4. Plan Envisions One Dublin Bike-Share App to Rule Them All
  5. How the Government Created an Opening for Anti-Immigration Activists to Exploit in East Wall
  6. In the North Inner-City, Residents Complain of Dust and Noise from Construction of Student-Housing Complex
  7. Dean: Forty Years Later, The Virgin Prunes’ Debut Album Is Still a Gothic Post-Punk Masterwork
  8. Bad Things in the Middle of Nowhere, Reviewed

23 November 2022

  1. In Rathmines, a Landlord Looks to Evict Two Buildings of Tenants
  2. Back Again Briefly, Venezuelan Holiday Delicacies
  3. The New Bus Routes from Ballyfermot into Town Are Worse Than the Old Ones, Councillors and Commuters Say
  4. Taking Back Control of Their Own History, Traveller Groups Map Places of Belonging – and Unbelonging – in Coolock
  5. New Policy Pushes Asylum Seekers to Provide More Information, Faster – Leaving Less Time to Get Legal Advice
  6. In Darndale, a Community Group Supporting Parents of Children Suffering from Addiction Faces an Uncertain Future
  7. To Balance 2023 Budget, Councillors Vote to Increase Rates Businesses Pay
  8. Vacancy Watch: Cleared of Local Businesses, a Site off South Richmond Street Lies Empty for Years

16 November 2022

  1. What Scuppered Phibsboro’s Short-lived Friday Market?
  2. As It Pushes to Meet Targets for Building Social Homes, the Government Counts Some as Complete Before They Really Are
  3. A Group of Women Stroll the Streets of the North Inner-City to See What Feels Unsafe, and How the Council Can Fix It
  4. Foiled Last Year, Council Officials Want to Take Another Crack at Reducing City Speed Limits
  5. Even as the Number of Homeless Families Rises, There Are No Immediate Plans for More “Family Hubs” for Them in Dublin
  6. It’s Cheaper for the Council to Buy Homes Than Build Them, Consultants Tell Councillors
  7. Council Briefs: Improving the Streets in “Grafton Quarter”, Making Fishamble Street One-Way, and Opinions on a Tourist Hostel in Crumlin

9 November 2022

  1. Why a Docklands Apartment Complex Is Facing a Runaway Gas Bill
  2. Do You Have 3 Minutes for a Survey to Help Us Try to Grow?
  3. The Zine “City Rocker” Remembers a Dublin of the 1980s and ’90s
  4. To Reduce Traffic and Emissions, An Post Proposes Taking Over Parcel Deliveries in Dublin 2
  5. Council Should Buy Building to Stop Mass Eviction in Kilmainham, Councillors Say
  6. Change Planning Rules to Help Solve City’s Childcare Shortage, Council Report Says
  7. Banks’ Rejections of Mortgage Applications from Immigrant Workers Stir a Desire to Leave
  8. New Law Should Help Council Fight Illegal Dumping in the North Inner-City, Councillors Say
  9. An Artist Documents Derelict Dublin, While Dreaming of a Prettier Future for the City
  10. Council briefs: A Confusing Update on Housing at O'Devaney Gardens, and the Latest on Electric Vehicle Charging Hubs

2 November 2022

  1. “Rapid-Build” Social Homes Due for Completion in 2021 Delayed Until 2023
  2. Dublin Bus Routes See Massive Jump in Number of Scheduled Buses Not Running
  3. In Crumlin, a Chance to Swap Good Clothes for Better Ones
  4. On Abbey Street, a Family Conjures Their Favourite Flavours from Across Thailand
  5. Increase in Landlords Using "Vacancy or Lack of Tenancy" Loophole to Charge Higher Rents
  6. The Government Says It’s Bringing in Stricter Asylum Checks, but What Does that Mean?
  7. In Cabra, Council Considering Making Changes to Give the 17 Shops More of a “Village Feel”
  8. Duo 7of9 Blend Gothic and Industrial Music with Swampy Ambient Soundscapes, Feral Punk and Prayers
  9. Council Briefs: Councillors Vote Again to Curtail Build-to-Rent Housing, and the Council Hands a Win to the Bookies
  10. The Peculiar Sensation of Being Pat Ingoldsby, Reviewed

26 October 2022

  1. Cherry Orchard Needs More Social Supports Before More Housing, says Council Official
  2. As Coastal Flood Risk Rises, the Council Seeks to Defend Property and Residents to Defend Their Landscape – and Nothing’s Been Built
  3. By Cutting Costs with Fewer Beacons or More Solar, Council Plans to Try Out More Zebra Crossings
  4. Council Aims to Take Over Historic Quaker Burial Site – but Its Plans for the Land off Cork Street Are Unclear
  5. As Dublin Has Changed, so Have the People Attending One Inner-City Church
  6. Councillors Vote to Back a Policy to Seek to Ban Bookies at Street Level Citywide, but Council Managers Don’t Heed Them
  7. Council Promises 6.6 acres in Ballymun for a Community Farm
  8. Dean: Sorcha Richardson and Aoife Nessa Frances Epitomise Dublin Indie Excellence
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