Past issues of Dublin Inquirer

7 November 2018

  1. On Fishamble Street, Family Lives Among Four Centuries of Relatives' Keepsakes
  2. Music at Marrowbone Books: Cathal Caulfield
  3. An Art Collective Brightens up Hospital Walls
  4. Pilot Underground Bottle Bank in Works for Mountjoy Square
  5. Agenda-Setting Report on White-Collar Crime Welcome, but Not Without Flaws
  6. From Temple Bar's Crow Street, a Label Excavates Forgotten Sounds
  7. Film Tells the Story of Brian Kerr's "Golden Generation" of Football Players
  8. Council Briefs: a New Look for Dolphin's Barn, Ballymun Shopping Centre, and More
  9. Councillors Debate What's Next for College Green
  10. Who Should Be Allowed to Walk Through New Student Housing Complexes?

31 October 2018

  1. An Advocate for Tenants Clocks Up Hundreds of Cases at the RTB
  2. Tracking How Much Air Pollution Cyclists Are Breathing In
  3. On Meath Street, Council Meets Residents Ahead of Future Revamp
  4. The Dead Friends: Episode 6
  5. Searching for Lobo in Mount Jerome Cemetery
  6. At 80 Parnell Street, Clubbers Find Comfort
  7. Niamh: Did the Media Give Peter Casey Too Much Coverage?
  8. Sinead: You Might Be in Precarious Work and Not Even Know It
  9. Andy: Let's Talk About Dublin's Ties to the Saudi Regime

24 October 2018

  1. Dublin City Council Has Sold Off 90 Council Homes Since Early 2016
  2. Vacancy Watch: 75-76 Camden Street
  3. Transport Bodies Need to Look Again at How They Model Traffic, Some Say
  4. Stoneybatter Residents Want More Say in Plans for O'Devaney Gardens
  5. Can Videos from Cyclists be Used to Tackle Dangerous Driving?
  6. A Dosa-Batter Salesman Hits the Road
  7. One Star Awake, Reviewed
  8. The Dead Friends: Episode 5
  9. Brushing Up: an Old Weathered Doorway with a Dublin Crest
  10. Niamh: How Should Courts Handle the Rise of Citizen Journalists?

17 October 2018

  1. A Student Complex in the Liberties Gates Off Its Green Space
  2. Future of Homeless Hostel for Women Uncertain
  3. Council Moves a Step Closer to Demolishing the Ballymun Shopping Centre
  4. The Dead Friends: Episode 4
  5. Some Lobbying Around Land Rezoning Slips Under the Radar
  6. Questions Around the North Inner City Drugs Task Force
  7. Under the Clock, Reviewed
  8. Ebun: On Irish Drinking Culture, Assimilation and "Passing"
  9. Street Artists and Council Officials Try to Find Common Ground
  10. Tribute to a Wandering Musician
  11. Andy: Irexit? That Would Be Economic Self-Harm

10 October 2018

  1. No Exchequer Money for Affordable Housing, Department of Public Expenditure Said Last Year
  2. In the North Inner City, Greening Stagnates
  3. Why an Affordable Housing Scheme Promised Two Years Ago Was Shelved
  4. Motorbikes in Cycle Lanes Should Be Monitored Better, Some Say
  5. The Dead Friends, Episode 3
  6. It's Time to Regulate Walking Tours, Says Councillor
  7. Complaints of Filthy Toilets at the Brú Homeless Hostel
  8. On Cathedral Street, a Workshop for Dumpling Lovers
  9. Music at Marrowbone Books: Branwen
  10. Donal: A Game for Countrymen?

3 October 2018

  1. After Seven Years, the Team Behind Rabble Says It's Winding Up
  2. On Weaver Square, Allotment-Holders Get Ready to Pack Up
  3. The Dead Friends, Episode 2
  4. Council Briefs: Who Should Get Council Contracts, Housing in Finglas, Delivery Hubs, and More
  5. Some Council Motions Have Been Pending for More Than a Year
  6. Two Venezuelan Cousins Dip into the Finger-Food Market
  7. Why Some Dublin Buses Are Smaller Than Others
  8. The Meeting, Reviewed
  9. On Kildare Street, Visit a Time Capsule from 1974
  10. Paul: The Plan-et Dublin Quiz
  11. Niamh: How Well Has the Media Covered the Take Back the City Protests?
  12. Andy: Ireland Is Still Open for Business ... in Tax Avoidance

26 September 2018

  1. In Rathmines, Grove Park Sees a Flurry of Building Activity
  2. At Oscar Traynor Road, a Housing Development Still in the Works
  3. In Cabra, Parents Are Frustrated About a Half-Finished Sports Pitch
  4. Sanctioned 17 Months Ago, Work Yet to Start on Supervised Injecting Centre
  5. An Artist Remembers Tallaght Growing Up
  6. Alyson: The Public Have a Right to More Information About An Garda Síochána
  7. Tudor Mancui Brings His Romanian Barbecue With Him
  8. The Dead Friends, Episode 1
  9. Working-Class Heroines, Reviewed
  10. Joe: Keep Pushing for the State to Pursue White-Collar Criminals

19 September 2018

  1. In Ballyfermot, Concerns Over Future of School and Monastery Site
  2. Teaming up with a Restaurant, Gallery X Returns
  3. When Derelict Buildings Are Left to Rot, the Council Steps in – Sometimes
  4. €2 Million Later, Has the Dubline Been a Success?
  5. Council Seeks Another Round of Input on Fitzwilliam Cycle Route
  6. In Coolmine, a Romanian Bakery Makes Bread the Old-Fashioned Way
  7. Dublin Food Co-op Finds a New Home in Kilmainham
  8. Joseph: Tech Firms Could Help Tackle the City's Housing Challenges
  9. David: So What's the Story with BusConnects?

12 September 2018

  1. Council Briefs: Housing on Depot Sites, Sandymount Green, and More Family Hubs
  2. A Push for More Zebra Crossings May Leave Some Pedestrians Behind
  3. For One Woman, Eight Years of Acting the Maggot
  4. In Ballybough House, a Family Fights Back the Mould
  5. In Rathmines, an Old Concert Hall Lies Dormant
  6. Will Councils Be Resourced to Tackle Illegal Short-term Lets?
  7. It's Time the City of Dublin Had Its Own Museum, Councillors Argue
  8. Black '47, Reviewed
  9. Periwinkles Still Have a Place in Dublin's Food Culture
  10. Emma: On Black Hair, Braiding and Cultural Appropriation

5 September 2018

  1. Six Months After the Snow, Exotic Birds Are Still Missing from Marlay Park
  2. The Ranelagh Arts Centre Searches for a New Home
  3. Council Briefs: Sewage Treatment, a Directly Elected Mayor, Protected Structures, and St Michael's Estate
  4. When Should the City Accept Gifts from Foreign Governments?
  5. Concerns About Whether Vacant-Homes Officers Have Time for the Role
  6. Some Find Comfort in the Magazine Aisles
  7. Emmett: It Should Be Easier to Empathise with Those Called Homeless
  8. Brushing Up: The Art Deco Library on Emmet Road in Inchicore
  9. Andy: The High Cost of Childcare Perpetuates Inequality

29 August 2018

  1. Should Dubliners Learn to Love Weeds on Their Streets?
  2. Some Say the City Needs to Let in Fewer Big Trucks, and For Less Time
  3. Is It Time for a "Potty Parity" Movement in Ireland?
  4. In the North Inner-City, Debate About How to Co-ordinate Change
  5. A New Theatre Company Looks at Sexuality in the Wake of #MeToo
  6. Paul: The View of the City from Spaceship DCC
  7. I, Dolours, Reviewed
  8. We're Hiring!
  9. Sam: On VAT Rates and Supporting Quality Journalism

22 August 2018

  1. The Social-Housing Waiting List Is Shrinking
  2. Some Bus Drivers Say BusConnects Plan Is Bad for Their Passengers
  3. As Spencer Dock Gets Built Up, Concerns About a Lack of Community Facilities
  4. What More Than 100 Homeless People Said When Surveyed About the Freephone and Hostels
  5. Who's in Charge of Making Sure Homeless Hostels Are Safe Places?
  6. With No Call to Prayer Ringing Out Across the City, Muslim Dubliners Use Other Reminders
  7. Smaller Pint Sizes Have Crept into Some Pubs, But They Haven't Taken Off
  8. Andy: It's Wealth, as Much As Income, That Is a Taxing Issue
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