Past issues

31 August 2022

  1. Years on, the Council is Yet to Clear a Massive Illegal Dump in a Residential Neighbourhood
  2. Dubliners Have Sent the Council Over 600 Ratings of City Traffic Signals, but Many Wonder If Anyone’s Listening
  3. “It’s Like I Am Amplifying My Love for the Shopping Centre into a Sense of Lust for It”
  4. As a Tenants’ Union Grows, Can It Draw in More Migrants?
  5. “Stray Magazine” Aims to Inject a Sense of Hope into Dublin’s Arts Scene
  6. Could Dubliners Do Their Big Shops on Foot Instead of by Car?
  7. Government Should Expand Funding to Help Children with Disabilities Attend Creches and Afterschools, Parents Say

24 August 2022

  1. A “Truckttoria” Offers a Taste of the Chef’s Italian Food Biography
  2. As Government Promises to Cut Childcare Costs for Parents, Some City Creches Ponder Whether to Go Along
  3. In Marino, Council Plans to Install Bollards to Stop Rat-Running Drivers and Make Residents Safer
  4. At Bohemian Football Club’s First Film Festival, “Neptune Frost” Tackles the Links between Colonialism and Climate Injustice
  5. As Government Prepares to Wipe Historical Convictions for Gay Sex, Some Activists Say They Want It to Go Further
  6. Grimwood, Reviewed

17 August 2022

  1. Vacancy Watch: A Dozen Years on from the Regeneration of Fatima, Many of the Shops Still Sit Empty
  2. To Meet the City’s Climate Goals, Dubliners Need to Stop Jumping in the Car for Five-Minute Trips
  3. Council-Funded Homeless Hostels Breached Fire-Safety Standards in Multiple Ways, Records Show
  4. For Ireland’s “Second-Class” Refugees, Travel to Other Countries in Europe Is Much More Difficult
  5. Looking at New Designs for Portobello Plaza, Skateboarders Wonder Whether They Will Have a Place
  6. To Keep Growing and Get Greener, Dublin’s Set to Get a €1bn Upgrade of Its Electric Grid
  7. Off Capel Street, a Portuguese Cafe Offers Coffee and Custard Tarts
  8. Dean: TraviS X Elzzz Are Taking Drill Music Seriously

3 August 2022

  1. As Chefs Bring Korean Street Food to Dublin, Corn Dogs Are on Their Menus
  2. Council Fails to Release Records on Fire Safety in Homeless Hostels, Despite Information Commissioner Rulings
  3. Council Trials Public Recycling Bins, Again
  4. Magazine “Ireland’s Big Issue” Goes Digital to Survive, Leaving Homeless Street Vendors Nothing to Sell
  5. On Francis Street, Waiting for a Ruling on the Demolition of Two “Dutch Billys”
  6. Making and Selling Tacos, a Mother and Son from Mexico Reconnect in Dublin
  7. In Inchicore, Artists Gather to Draw Comics Together
  8. Toto the Ninja Cat and the Legend of the Wildcat​, Reviewed
  9. Dolly Considine’s Hotel, Reviewed

27 July 2022

  1. The Main Exit Route From Homelessness Is Collapsing
  2. Why One Man, Granted Asylum in Greece, Fled Again – to Ireland
  3. From Cromwell to Covid, a Walking Tour Journeys Through the History of Ringsend’s Pubs
  4. The Council Plans to Cluster Public EV Charging Points in Off-Street Hubs Around the City
  5. Please Exorcise “Ghost” Buses from Dublin Bus Real-Time Information Services, Passengers Say
  6. Across the City, Residents Battle Plans to Demolish Their Community and Recreational Spaces
  7. Council Briefs: Changing Rooms and Toilets for Training Pitches, a Public Artwork to Represent the LGBTQ+ Community, and More

20 July 2022

  1. Study Maps Which Dublin Neighbourhoods Are Most at Risk from Hot Weather
  2. Instead of Buying Social Homes in Big Private Developments, the Council Is Shifting to Mostly Leasing Them Now
  3. Bringing Together Veteran Jazz Musicians and Newbies with “Blood in Their Eyes”
  4. Brushing Up: The Story Behind the Mural Outside The Cobblestone on Smithfield Square
  5. As Inflation Bites, Number of Affordable Homes Planned for Crumlin Scheme Looks to Be Cut in Half
  6. Mega-Marathon Job-Application Processes Have Been on the Rise at Dublin Tech Firms
  7. On Church Street, a Performer Settles for Juggling for People Stuck in Traffic

13 July 2022

  1. Still No Concrete Plans for Filling Cultural Space at Former Tivoli Theatre Site, Just a Proposal for a Steel Gate
  2. Forty Years Ago Gardaí Interviewed Hundreds of Gay Men While Searching for a Killer – and They Still Have All the Files
  3. Councillors Dig in with Effort to Curb Build-to-Rent Housing, Despite Warning from Planning Regulator
  4. What Happened with the Council’s Pilot to Catch Cars in Bus Lanes?
  5. Council Plans Segregated Cycle Lanes through Ranelagh
  6. Council Managers Propose Outdoor Pools and Swift Rescue for George’s Dock
  7. Dean: Coolock’s RikShaw Makes Catchy Rap Songs for the Summer
  8. North Circular: a Musical Trip Through Dublin’s North Inner City, Reviewed

6 July 2022

  1. 93% of Social Homes the Council Said Would Be Built by the First Half of 2022 Aren’t Done Yet
  2. When Losing a Job Means Losing a Home and Immigration Status Too
  3. It’s Time for the Council to Step up to Help with City’s Childcare Crisis, Councillors Say
  4. With His New Cookbook, an Artist Asks Readers to Think About Where Their Tomatoes Come From, and at What Cost
  5. To Stop Seagulls and Pigeons Tearing Open Bags and Scattering Rubbish, the Council Trialled Pop-Up Bins
  6. Across the City, Gardaí Park on Footpaths and Double-Yellow Lines – and Residents Seethe
  7. Big Revamp of Kildonan Park in Finglas Voted Through by Council
  8. Council Briefs: Next Phase of Royal Canal Greenway, and Councillors Continue to Insist on Meeting Planning Regulator

29 June 2022

  1. Vacancy Watch: On Smithfield Square, Two State-Owned Victorian Buildings Have Been Empty For 27 Years
  2. The Monsters of Rookhaven, Reviewed
  3. Brushing Up: A Misunderstood Spiderweb Sculpture
  4. There’s No Limit on How Long Families Might Spend in Homeless Hostels and Hubs
  5. The Pink Foxes Organise to Protect Queer People in Dublin
  6. Report Envisions a Route to a Less Traffic-Choked Chapelizod
  7. A Year After the Donore Community Centre Burned, Locals Gather to Demand Council Move Faster to Reopen It
  8. Council Briefs: A Central Ballymun Home for Ballymun Kickhams GAA Club, and More Arts Events in Finglas

22 June 2022

  1. Local Councillors Agree to Plans for Magdalene Laundry Site on Sean McDermott Street
  2. As Energy Prices Soar, Hundreds of Council Tenants with Leaky or Draughty Windows Are Waiting for New Ones
  3. Fifty Years On, a Tenants Union Is Putting Together a History of the 1972 Rent Strike
  4. For Those Still Isolated by Covid, an Art Project Offers Connections via Postcards
  5. For Immigrants, Travelling to and from Ireland With Their Children Can Be Frustrating, and Sometimes Scary
  6. Target Energy-Poor Neighbourhoods with Schemes to Retrofit Homes, says Dublin’s Energy Agency
  7. Council Briefs: Hanlon’s Corner Traffic Changes, Barrow Street Revamp, Community Grants, and More

15 June 2022

  1. A Community Organisation. Complaints About Misconduct. And an Empty Council Seat.
  2. Ahead of a Neighbourhood Poetry Day, a Push to Find the New Bards of Ballymun
  3. Developers of Housing at O'Devaney Gardens and Oscar Traynor Road Could Renegotiate Prices with Council in 2024
  4. An Artist Explores the Dual Realities of Our Online/Offline Selves Today
  5. As Trinity Climbs World’s Academic Rankings Again, Students Ask for More Help with Their Mental-Health
  6. A Composer Seeks to Create Musical Experiences for Hearing and Deaf People Alike

8 June 2022

  1. After Her Father Died, the Council’s Cut to Woman’s Housing Subsidy Is Forcing Her From Their Home
  2. One Man Works to Mark the Graves of Great Shamrock Rovers Players Long Passed
  3. Give Us Buggy Parking at Creches, Say City’s Mammies
  4. Ryanair’s South African-ness Quiz Just the Latest Problem Caused by Making Airlines Act as Border Guards
  5. Now the Cars Are Gone, How Can Pedestrians and Cyclists Best Share Capel Street?
  6. A Walking Tour Highlights the Great Writers, Philosophers and Revolutionaries from the Dorset Street Area
  7. Dean: Kayleigh Noble Makes Woozy R&B Music For Conditions of the Heart
  8. Event: Europe’s Policies at Its Southern Borders
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