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25 November 2020
A Risky Junction Is Unchanged a Year on From a Fatal Collision
A Podcast Tells the Story of a Group of Assassins in 19th-Century Dublin
A Busy Traffic Junction in Inchicore Is Reimagined
National Standards Don't Apply to Privately Run Homeless Hostels, Suggests Minister's Reply
What Should Be Done With a Vacant, Burnt-Out Factory in Santry?
An Artist Turns Computer Relics into Artworks
Dean: Gemma Dunleavy Shows Love to Sheriff Street
Doireann: Expansion of Garda Powers to Fight Covid-19 Risks Our Democratic Values
18 November 2020
In Labre Park, the Promise of a Permanent Home May Be Taken Away for Some
An Animated Film Blends the Personal Histories of Rialto Women
Councillors Vote Against Big Deal with Private Developer for Public Land
Those Seeking Black Therapists in Dublin Find Them Hard to Come By
In Ballymun, a Murdered Coachman's Tomb Lies in Plain Sight
Dublin 8 to Become Next Testing Ground for Smart Tech
A Sound Artist Captured the Chirps of Birds along the Royal Canal for Commuters
Paul: On the Sandycove Swim-Robe Wars
11 November 2020
A Disagreement About a Driveway Highlights Issues of Power and Planning in the Docklands
An Artist Plants Free Paintings Across the Inner-City to Spread Joy
Some Query Rent Bill for NTA's Offices at WeWork Building
A Lego Enthusiast Turns His Blocks to Iconic Dublin Pubs
For Some on HAP Scheme, the Rent Still Eats Up Much of Their Meagre Income
For International Students, Delays in Getting Grades Hampers Job Prospects
Leaves for the Burning, Reviewed
4 November 2020
Extra Homeless Beds Won't Help Many Sleeping Rough, Say Two Charities
A Filmmaker Meets the Stewards of Inner-City Horse Culture
Too Many Traffic Engineers are Quitting, say Councillors
Archaeologists from Dublin and York Team Up to Explore a Shared Viking Past
In the Liberties, a Community Addiction Service Looks at How to Better Serve Migrants
Council Briefs: On Rent Arrears, Inviting More Diversity and Councillors Working from Home
How to Cook Like the Knights Templar
28 October 2020
Council Teams with Tech Firms to Boost Public Engagement for Planning Applications
In Cabra, an Award-Winning Martial Arts Club Fights for Survival
A New Archive Looks at the Life and Work of the "Shining Star of Dublin Theatre in the 1950s"
For Asylum-Seeking Parents, An Extra Layer of Anxiety at the School Gates
What More Could Be Done to Encourage Wildlife in the Phoenix Park?
A Poetry Anthology Aims to Find New Voices and Help Struggling Writers Through the Pandemic
Rialto, Reviewed
Dean: Ailbhe Reddy and Kean Kavanagh Write Mantras on Heartbreak and Wasted Days
21 October 2020
A Crumlin Group Wants the Council to Commit to More Public Bins
Homeless Advocates Say Changes to System Means It's Harder for First-Time Rough Sleepers to Secure a Bed
A Collection of Pre-Electric Lamp Posts Revived for Merrion Square
This Year’s Five Lamps Arts Festival Rejigs for Online
All Across the City, Community Groups Prepare for a Halloween Like No Other
Councillors on Public Housing Working Group Present Findings
A New Magazine Looks to Challenge the Frames of Mainstream Media
Council Brief: Public Opinion on Proposed Sandymount Cycle Track
14 October 2020
An Undocumented Family Fears Being Sent Back to a Covid-19 Hotspot
During the Pandemic, an Emptier Dublin Has Become a Parkour Playground
In a Closed Meeting, Councillors Hear of Plans for More Homes at O'Devaney Gardens
Big Slice of Walking and Cycling Grants to be Spent on Road Resurfacing
A Bus Tour Guide Pivots to Making Dutch Pancakes
Confusion Around Who Can Access Homeless HAP, and When
For Many Elderly People, the Pandemic has Worsened a Sense of Loneliness
In a New Exhibition, an Artist Focuses in On "Covid Eyes"
7 October 2020
Summer Sees Spike in Deaths among Dublin’s Homeless
On Meath Street, a Chipper Continues a Tradition of Dishing Up Ray
Asbestos Found in Material atop Illegal Landfill in Priorswood
A New Book Looks at Old Paintings and Sketches of a Diverse Dublin
Council Briefs: Cycling Projects Update, Potential Masterplan for Land at Ballymount, and Homelessness Task Force
Two Poets Come Together to Tell Stories and Explore Their Shona Identity
Street Leagues, Reviewed
Sitting Pretty, Reviewed
30 September 2020
Some Ex-Asylum Seekers Say They're Stuck in Direct Provision Because Dublin Landlords Won't Accept Them
At Molyneux Yard, a Group of Horse Owners and Locals Rally to Save Their Lane
On George's Street, the Idle “King of Dim Sum” Awaits His Debut
Some Councillors and Community Members Criticise Lengthy Delays in Getting Citywide JPC Meetings up and Running
What's Next for Council Land at Oscar Traynor Road?
Years After Major Flooding, Some Residents in Ringsend and Irishtown Say They Can't Get Flood Insurance
A Legal Aid Charity Takes Its First Steps Fighting Environmental Injustice
Brigid: An Outsider’s View of a Dublin City Council Meeting
23 September 2020
After 13 Years of Waiting Will the Liberties Finally Get a Full-Size Sports Pitch?
On Parnell Street, Some Shop Owners Think Anti-Social Behaviour Is on the Rise
A New Podcast Captures Wildlife Along the Banks of the Royal Canal
In Foxrock, Work Continues on Apartments after the Developer and Property Finance Company Close down
Despite Ireland’s Reliance on Non-EU Doctors, Some Face Difficulty Moving up the Medical Ladder
In a New Exhibition an Artist Finds Ways to Respond Positively to Lockdown
Council Briefs: Local Property Tax, Halloween during Covid-19 and What to Do with Weeds
From His Studio an Artist Weaves Graffiti into Paintings
What We Don't Talk About, Reviewed
Dean: Pillow Queens Won’t Wait for the Spin to Die
16 September 2020
Has Further Protected Status Arrived Too Late for These North Great George’s Street Buildings?
A New Film Series Celebrates “Mad, Bad and Dangerous” Irish Women
As Arrears Pile up Due to Covid-19, International Students Seek Relief from High Fees
How Did Pedestrianisation Trials Go in the City Centre?
Still No Answers on Environmental Impact of Cable Leaks across the City
The Children of the Nation, Reviewed
Some Councillors Say Delays in Local Transport Infrastructure Are Down to Covid Mobility Programme
Be Good Or Be Gone, Reviewed
Council Briefs: Former Lord Mayor Resigns and Lowering City Speeds Defeated, for Now
9 September 2020
In Some Homeless Hostels in Dublin, a Strict No-Talking Rule Is Enforced
A New Book of Traveller Folklore Is Rooted in the Oral Tradition
Some Undocumented Migrant Women Reluctant to Report Abusive Partners for Fear of Deportation
In Inchicore, a New Cafe Becomes a Neighbourhood Hub
On Mountjoy Square, Plans for Long Sought after Pedestrian Crossings Crop up
Why the Moon Travels, Reviewed
How to Cook Medieval Roast Loin of Pork with Red Wine
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