Past issues

17 June 2020

  1. Hydrogen Buses Set to Be Trialled in Dublin Early Next Year, Says NTA
  2. In Glasnevin, a Fifth-Generation Craftsman is Repurposing Other People’s Trash Into Treasure
  3. Poor Water Quality in Grand Canal Dock May Pose a Health Risk to the Public
  4. As Covid-19 Restrictions Lift, When Will Council Meetings Be Open Again to the Press?
  5. Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown County Council Calls for Public Help to Identify New Bathing Spots
  6. In His Latest Work, Photographer Eamonn Farrell Turns Dublin Into a "Naked City"
  7. The Irish Buddhist: The Forgotten Monk Who Faced Down the British Empire, Reviewed

10 June 2020

  1. After 10 Years, a Ghost Estate in Parkview Ballymun May Finally Be Completed
  2. In Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown, Some Question Why Only One Tree Preservation Order Has Ever Been Issued
  3. Updated Plans for a Clontarf-to-City Centre Cycle Track Widen in Ambition
  4. Wanted: Journalist to Report on the Irish Immigration System
  5. In Phibsborough, a Punk Collective Keeps Their Community Alive During Lockdown
  6. Documenting the History of Some of Dublin's Mismatched Street Signs
  7. Filomena: As the Black Lives Matter Protests Continue, It’s Important for Black People to Look After Our Mental Health
  8. Council Briefs: Plans for Former TUD Site on Kevin Street, Herbert Park Site, and Changes to Homeless System Since Covid-19
  9. Dating Amber, Reviewed

3 June 2020

  1. For Dublin's Artists, Life Under Lockdown Presents More Uncertainty
  2. The Results Are in: You’ve Decided How We Should Expand Our Coverage
  3. At Merrion Strand, a Complex Set of Problems Lead to the Closure of City Beach for Bathers
  4. Iveagh Gardens to Temporarily Extend Opening Hours During Covid-19
  5. Prison Outreach Groups Revive the Art of Letter Writing as a Way to Continue Contact With Inmates
  6. In University College Dublin, Philosophers Tackle Ethical Problems Posed by Covid-19
  7. With the Help of a Van, an Artist is Bringing Futurism to Fingal

27 May 2020

  1. Some Worry That More Takeaways Means More Single-Use Food Packaging
  2. What You’ve Said So Far About the Extra Coverage You’d Like From Us
  3. Disability Advocates Have Not Been Properly Consulted on City Transport Changes, Some Say
  4. On Burlington Road, Councillors Opt to Protect a Modernist Masterpiece
  5. Across the City, Libraries Pop Up to Keep Dubliners Reading Through the Lockdown
  6. A New Irish Video Game Explores Themes of Queerness and Identity
  7. Dean: Pat Lagoon and Luthorist Crank Things Up a Notch
  8. Council Briefs: Newmarket Apartments Plan, Merrion Strand Swimming Ban, and More

20 May 2020

  1. In Drumcondra, Some Question Whether New Homeless Hostel Should Be Privately Run
  2. Will You Help Us Choose a New Subject or Area to Report on Regularly?
  3. Dublin City Council Propose a New Action Plan for North Bull Island
  4. Doireann: What Are the Dangers with the New Garda Powers?
  5. It Could Be a Good Time to Legalise E-Scooters, Some Say
  6. A Team of Researchers Are Collecting Memories of Past Droughts In Ireland
  7. A Woman in Marino Gets Some Unexpected Daily Visitors
  8. An Exhibition Explores the Sitzfleisch of Artists — and More
  9. Town of Strangers, Reviewed

13 May 2020

  1. Housing Groups Express Concern Over Move to Deal with Tenancy Hearings on Paper
  2. Council Asks Dubliners to Help Map the City’s Trees
  3. In Blackpitts, Designs for New Mosque Blend Dublin Victoriana and Mughal Architecture
  4. Despite Evictions Ban, Some Say They've Still Been Forced to Leave Their Homes
  5. Some Credit Unions Want a Broader Debate about Their Role in the City
  6. Council Briefs: Budget Watching, the North-Side "Super Depot", and a Potential Pilot Wash Facility
  7. If Budget Cuts Come to Dublin City Council They Shouldn't Worsen Inequalities, Some Say
  8. Sam: The Dangers of Using Government Advertising to Prop Up Suffering Newspapers

6 May 2020

  1. Emails Detail Gaps in Mental-Health Care for Homeless – and Stalled Plan to Address Them
  2. A New Comic Book Explores the Life of Irish Adventurer William Lamport
  3. After New HSE Guidance, Some Home Carers Say They Are Scrambling to Find Enough Masks
  4. What Determines Whether Grocery Store Staff Get Hazard Pay?
  5. A Look at Plans So Far for Shared Bins on Dublin's Streets
  6. Online, Collectors of Rave Memorabilia Reminisce of Bygone Days
  7. How to Cook Medieval Fish Chewets

29 April 2020

  1. Artist Pat Curran Portrays Memories of Life in Some of Dublin’s Flat Complexes
  2. How Homeless Services Say They've Managed to Keep Cases of Covid-19 Low in Hostels
  3. An Effort to Kickstart Discussions on What's Next for the Sean McDermott Street Laundry
  4. In Rialto, an Iman Switches to Online for the Nightly Ramadan Prayers
  5. Council Continues to Rejig Streets to Make Space for Pedestrian and Cyclists
  6. An Exhibition in Wilton Park Presents Sculptures, Virtually
  7. We're Stuck at Our Desks, Will You Help Us Keep in Touch with What's Going on Around the City?

22 April 2020

  1. Tenants Seeking Rent Relief Are Getting Mixed Responses From Their Landlords
  2. In Crumlin, a Rumour Spread that a 5G Tower Was in the Works – With No Evidence
  3. People Who Are Sleeping Rough Are Struggling to Find a Place to Shower
  4. Trinity College Promises Student Accommodation Without Bells and Whistles
  5. Councillors Throw Around Ideas for Ways to Dampen Illegal Dumping
  6. As Some Debate Whether Allotment Should Reopen, Others Continue to Plant Seeds
  7. With Many Formal Meetings Cancelled, City Councillors Convene in Other Ways
  8. Sam: In Its Episode on Mental Health and Suicide, “The Guards – Inside the K” Made Some Mistakes
  9. Pine, Reviewed
  10. Dean: Irish Music Will Need Support in the Strange New World

15 April 2020

  1. In Ringsend and Irishtown, a Community Centre Offers a Kind of Mobile Library
  2. Traveller Groups Question Council's Refusal to Put in Spare Mobile Homes
  3. Council Plans for Public-Private Partnership for Housing on Big Plot on East Wall Road
  4. The Latest Step in the Effort to Get Agreement on Clontarf Flood-Defence Wall
  5. Should Pedestrian Crossing Buttons be Automated to Dampen the Spread of Covid-19?
  6. Endless Sunshine on a Cloudy Day, Reviewed
  7. Help Us Report: Have You Asked Your Landlord for Rent Relief?

8 April 2020

  1. Council Approves Plans for New Co-Living Complex in the Liberties
  2. As Language School Winds Up, Employees Left Wondering About Pay and Students About Fees
  3. Live-Streamed Club Night Gets People Dancing Together, Apart
  4. Green Space Is Good – But Not All Green Spaces Are Created Equal, Some Say
  5. From an Impromptu Concert in a Stoneybatter Park, a Neighbourhood Proms Is Born
  6. Vivarium, Reviewed
  7. Amie: We Need More Debt Relief – Not Just for Homeowners

1 April 2020

  1. A View of the Quarantined City at Night, from "The Best Taxi in Ireland"
  2. A New Poetry Book Explores What Makes Finglas Home
  3. Having a Hard Quarantine? Maybe You'd Like to Foster a Puppy, or a Lap Full of Kittens
  4. In Drimnagh, Group Looks for Joggers to Pick Up Where Council Leaves Off
  5. Are Social Tenants of Approved Housing Bodies Less Secure Than Council Tenants?
  6. Big Deficit in Dublin City Council Yearly Budget Likely Due to Covid-19
  7. How To Cook Medieval Mawmene
  8. A Local Directory of the Services and Offers in Neighbourhoods Across the City
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