Past issues

29 May 2019

  1. A Vintage Train Carries Passengers on Day Trips from Dublin
  2. Newly Elected Dublin City Councillors Discussing Agendas and Coalitions
  3. After Seeing Developer's New Plans for Coolock Site, Councillors Feel Duped
  4. An Upcoming Conference Offers Cohousing – Not Coliving – as an Affordable Housing Solution
  5. A Programme Tries to Smooth the Path to Work and Education for People with Disabilities
  6. Not to Be Taken at Bedtime, Reviewed
  7. Around the Harmonstown DART Station, a Neighbourhood Struggles Against Illegal Parkers
  8. Music at Marrowbone Books: Rachel Ní Chuinn

22 May 2019

  1. UEFA Unofficial Roam the City, Bringing Community Football With Them
  2. Brushing Up: The Hexagons on North Strand Road
  3. Developer in South Docklands Urged Council to Demolish Rundown Social Housing
  4. Site Long Promised for Traveller Accommodation, Now Set for None
  5. A City Tour Reveals the Infrastructure of the Internet All Around Us
  6. As Some Graffiti Walls are Lost, Council Considers More "Legal Walls"
  7. Should Tenants Get a Say in New Code of Conduct for Letting Agents?
  8. The City Needs More Public Showers and Toilets, Some Say
  9. Council Briefs: Weaver Square Allotments, Plans for Cherry Orchard, and Traffic in Rathmines

15 May 2019

  1. On Richmond Street South, a Row of Tenants Resist Eviction
  2. Priscilla Robinson Hopes You'll Maybe Try and Persuade Her to Get Rid of a Few Things
  3. A Monthly Film Night Wants to Counter the Cult of Overwork
  4. What LE19 Candidates Say They'd Do to Improve Cycling Infrastructure in the City
  5. Small Businesses on Moore Street Wonder Where'll They Go Next
  6. Dean: On Nealo and Uly’s Urban Hang Suite

8 May 2019

  1. In the Liberties, Workshops Teach History and Practice of Weaving
  2. Vacancy Watch: The Drake Inn in Finglas
  3. Dublin Is Getting Noisier, Monitoring Data Shows
  4. How to Cook Chicken with Medieval Spices and Cinnamon
  5. What Some LE19 Candidates Say They'd Do to Increase Affordable, Social Housing
  6. Float Like a Butterfly, Reviewed
  7. Who's Going to Be First in Line for Affordable Housing Schemes in the City?
  8. Donal: The Redevelopment of Dalymount Park Offers a Chance to Remember Its Rich History
  9. Details of "Fast-Track" Property Developments Aren't Always Easy to Find

1 May 2019

  1. Residents Protest the Unravelling of Agreed Plans for the Docklands
  2. On North Circular Road, a Family Restaurant with Dishes from Across Africa
  3. Dublin City Council May Soon Get a New Cycling and Walking Officer
  4. What Some LE19 Candidates Say They'll Do to Improve Dublin's Homeless Services
  5. With Some Shared Living, Concerns About a Slide in Rental Standards
  6. A History Group Hopes to Tempt Drimnagh Locals into a Park
  7. The Memoirs of Mrs Margaret Leeson, Reviewed
  8. Music at Marrowbone Books: The Kennedy Sisters
  9. Introducing Our Voter's Guide to the Candidates Running for Dublin City Council

24 April 2019

  1. What Some LE19 Candidates Say They'll Do to Improve City Parks and Greenery
  2. Belmayne Residents Wait for Library and Community Centres Promised 15 Years Ago
  3. A Comic Novel Dips into Fictionalised Tales of Lives in the Inner-City
  4. Sarah: We're Breathing Dirty Air – and We Know How to Fix It
  5. Council Misses Out on Central Government Grants to Repair Kilmainham Mills
  6. If the Council Regulates Sandwich Boards, What Will It Do About Sign Holders?
  7. What Some LE19 Candidates Say They'll Do To Help Tackle Climate Change
  8. The Dig, Reviewed
  9. Harry: A Rare Conviction for Cyberbullying Shows It Can Be Done

17 April 2019

  1. A Pigeon-Racing Club Readies for the Start of the Season
  2. Some Taxi Drivers' Bumper Stickers Target Immigrants
  3. A Call to Make it Easier for Those Who are Homeless to Vote
  4. Two Friends Resurrect a Running Club with a Beer Chaser
  5. An Art Collective Exhibits on USB Sticks
  6. Ebun: Here's How to Be a Good Ally to People Facing Discrimination
  7. Dean: Erica-Cody’s Retro R&B Probes Modern Irish Identity
  8. Council Briefs: Cyclist-Friendlier Lights, BleeperBike to Go Electric, and Communal Bins
  9. Dublin Food Co-op Settles into New Home in Kilmainham

10 April 2019

  1. An Exhibition Shows Off Keepsakes Women Carried With Them When They Moved to Ireland
  2. A Team Works to Revive a Finglas Tradition
  3. Sleeping in Homeless Hostels Makes It Hard to Keep a Job, Some Say
  4. Phibsborough Residents Worry BusConnects Will Dash Their Hopes of Calming Traffic
  5. Here's How Some LE19 Candidates Say They'll Tackle Dog Poo and Illegal Dumping
  6. The Patient Assassin, Reviewed
  7. Parsing the Debate around BusConnects in Kimmage
  8. Councillors Vote Against Moving Ahead with Consultation on South Dublin Quietway

3 April 2019

  1. Cyclists Have Put in 24 Legal Claims After Incidents on Luas Tracks
  2. Practice of "Respite" Beds Puts Question Mark Over Quality of Homeless Services
  3. Here's What Our Readers Want Local Election Candidates to Talk About Most
  4. Is Homeless Mental-Health Team Still Not Accepting Patients? It's Unclear.
  5. A Local Historian's Latest Work: a History of Goldenbridge Cemetery
  6. Neighbours in Inchicore Make a Start on an Urban Orchard
  7. Vacancy Watch: In Ballybough, a Derelict Site Rockets in Value
  8. A Weekly Meet-up for Sociable Knitters at the Pub
  9. How to Cook Medieval-Style Salmon Roast in Sauce
  10. How LE19 Candidates Say They'll Tackle Dereliction and Vacancy in the City
  11. Council Briefs: Leasing not Buying Social Housing, the Future of Tailors' Hall, and More
  12. Donal: The Irish Vigilance Association and the War on "Evil Literature"

27 March 2019

  1. An Inchicore Radio Station Offers Hyperlocal News and All Kinds of Country Music
  2. For Weeks, One Woman Struggled to Be Recognised as Homeless
  3. Clongriffin Residents Need Somewhere to Gather, They Say
  4. One Councillor Wants to Ban Election Posters in Raheny Village. Others Don't.
  5. An Animation Studio Builds Films with Cardboard, Vaseline, and Foil
  6. As Public Consultation on BusConnects Continues, Groups Mobilise to Fight Their Corners
  7. Council Briefs: The Future of Kilmainham Mills, Blocked off Green Space, and More
  8. Tribal Gods, Reviewed
  9. Music at Marrowbone Books: Shrug Life

20 March 2019

  1. Council Owns 1,300 Fewer Social Homes Than Four Years Ago
  2. A New Vegan Café and Zero-Waste Shop in Rathmines
  3. A Duo Plan to Turn Liffey Water Samples into Music
  4. While Government Dreams Big, Residents Wait Years for New Pedestrian Crossing Lights
  5. Will Rezoning Industrial Lands Lead to Affordable Homes?
  6. Still Waiting for a Better System for Getting Deposits Back from Landlords
  7. The Failing Heart, Reviewed
  8. The Man Who Wanted to Fly, Reviewed

13 March 2019

  1. A Block of 58 Social Homes, Empty for Years
  2. A Burial Ground on Cork Street Hints at a Neglected History
  3. Where Are Homeless People Supposed to Keep Warm During the Day?
  4. As Dublin Port Dredges, an Archaeologist Watches for Treasures
  5. A Social Enterprise Plans to Get Home-Care Workers Paid for Their Travel Time
  6. Council Plans to Unveil New Vision for Ringsend Library Square
  7. A Cell of Film-makers Meets Up to Create Movies, Fast
  8. Council Briefs: The Future of the "Bolt Hostel", and Student Housing on Parnell Street
  9. Council Briefs: The Pride Parade Route, Playgrounds, and Free Public Wifi
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