From the
11 March 2020 issue

City Desk

A New Dublin Group Looks to Deepen What We Know About Plastic

by Donal Corrigan
Opinion

Patrick: Without Reckoning with the State's Treatment of Traveller Irish, We Can't Build a Country Safe for All Minorities

by Patrick Nevin
City Desk

Now Finally Being Built, It's Time to Name the New Park on Bridgefoot Street

by Donal Corrigan
Unreal Estate

Councillors Concerned About Standards in Proposed Shankill Public Housing Project

by Laoise Neylon
Culture Desk

A Play Revives the Macushla: Ballroom of Romance, Bingo Centre, Site of Garda Revolt

by Aura McMenamin
Culture Desk

Calm With Horses, Reviewed

by Luke Maxwell
City Desk

Council Briefs: Clamping Down on Bogus Self-Employment, and More

by Donal Corrigan and Lois Kapila
Culture Desk

When Companies Offer Cash, Dublin Artists Worry About Undue Influence and "Art-Washing"

by Laoise Neylon
Cover

Issue 48: By Leanne McDonagh

by Leanne McDonagh
 
 

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