Past issues

16 October 2019

  1. After a Brief Reprieve from Eviction, Several Families Get New Notices to Leave
  2. Mosa Restaurant Offers Pretty Much Everything in the World – and Karaoke
  3. What Would It Take to Return James Joyce and His Family to Dublin?
  4. Phibsboro Gets a New Gathering Space for Community Groups and Artists
  5. A Plan for a City Farm in the Heart of Ballymun
  6. Some Want the NCAD Garden to Be Opened up to the Wider Community Again
  7. Council Briefs: Smells in Sandymount, and Prettier Playgrounds
  8. Tairngreacht, Reviewed
  9. For the Culture: On Kojaque and Luka Palm
  10. Event: Social Housing, Fire Safety, and Grenfell – in Conversation with Peter Apps

9 October 2019

  1. Why Brazilian Graffiti Is Appearing on the City's Vacant Buildings
  2. For Four Decades in Rialto, Tom McLoughlin Has Had a Camera at the Ready
  3. Many Young People Who Leave State Care End Up Homeless – but It's Not Clear How Many
  4. After Major Vote Is Deferred, What's Next for O'Devaney Gardens?
  5. Pilot Over Howth Reports Sighting Drone "20 Feet Outside of Our Wingtips"
  6. Council Briefs: Participatory Budgeting, Co-living at Spencer Place, Protecting "Horse Boy" and More
  7. Having a Particularly Sociable Lord Mayor Was Expensive
  8. Liam: Why We Need Independent Inspection of Garda Cells

2 October 2019

  1. Behind the Glass at the GPO's Counter 14
  2. What Should the Council Do With Its Smaller Vacant Sites?
  3. Teachers at a Language School Push for Their Union to Be Recognised
  4. How to Make Buttery Twice-Baked Raston
  5. A Liberties Art Project Aims to Channel Responses to the Changing Neighbourhood
  6. Councillors Wrestle with How to Vote on O'Devaney Gardens Redevelopment
  7. What Will Happen to the Old Graving Docks at Grand Canal Basin?
  8. Concerns About Standards of Care in Homeless Hostels Run by Private Providers
  9. A Bump Along the Way, Reviewed

25 September 2019

  1. In Dolphin’s Barn, a Brewer Experiments with Berries and Barrels
  2. Some Families Facing Eviction Say HAP Rates are Too Low to Help Them Find New Homes
  3. As Climate Changes, Engineers Work on Ways to Manage Santry River Flooding
  4. Concerned About Pay, Conditions and More, Some Dublin Game Workers Move to Unionise
  5. Should Bicycle Parking Cost More Than Car Parking? Should It Cost Anything?
  6. Behind Random Acts of Kindness on Grafton Street, an Effort to Connect
  7. Council Briefs: On Saving Cultural Spaces, Setting the Local Property Tax, and More

18 September 2019

  1. Roll-Out of New Bins Brings Dreams of High-Tech Possibilities, Fears of Privatisation and Costs
  2. On Synge Street, Armoured Fighters Do Chivalrous Battle
  3. Its Old Home in the Liberties Demolished, District 8 Relocates to Swords
  4. Just off St Stephen's Green, Council Tenants Struggle with Damp and Mould
  5. With Local Property Tax System Frozen in the Past, Councillors Prepare to Set Next Year's Rate
  6. Ethna MacCarthy: Poems, Reviewed
  7. Left to Rot for Years, Why Isn't Iveagh Markets on the Derelict Sites Register?
  8. Council Briefs: On Selling "New Priory", and Building Homes in Priorswood and on Finglas Road

11 September 2019

  1. Councillors Get Sight of New Designs for Homes at O'Devaney Gardens
  2. Sarah: There Are Proven Ways to Cut School Traffic
  3. In Sandymount, Some Dream of Putting a Martello Tower to Use
  4. Why the Council Is Helping to Test 5G in the Docklands
  5. Developer Warned of “Full Legal Team" Ready to Fight Council on Iveagh Markets
  6. In Finglas, a Club Brings Together Teens on the Autism Spectrum
  7. Council Briefs: Calmer Neighbourhood Traffic and Planning for Euro 2020
  8. Dean: On The Murder Capital’s “When I Have Fears”

4 September 2019

  1. Two Years On, Bridgefoot Street Waits for Its Promised Park
  2. For Over 55s, Finding Time for a Bit of Bowls
  3. Personal Journeys in an Unequal City, Reviewed
  4. In Donnybrook, a Theatre Company Brings Local History to Life
  5. Councillors Want to Claw Back Oversight of Parnell Square Library Project
  6. Before Cleaning up Massive Illegal Dump, Council Officials Tease Out What Might Replace It
  7. How to Cook Medieval Muntelate
  8. Developers' Proposed Changes to Newmarket Plans Raise Alarm
  9. Councillors Overturn Earlier Vote Not to Sell Off Patch of Land
  10. Overtourism: Issues, Realities and Solutions, Reviewed
  11. Doireann: Here's How the Gardaí Could Tackle Hate Crime Better
  12. Council Brief: New Green Party Councillor Co-opted

21 August 2019

  1. As He Grows Sicker, One Man Cycles Between Homelessness and Hospital Beds
  2. On Wellington Quay, a Dublin Band Plays Not-So-Traditional Romanian Folk Music
  3. Together, They're Overcoming Their Stammers and Finding Their Voices
  4. The Tastes of the Bahamas Served in a Ballsbridge Kitchen
  5. Adeline Berry Puts a Call Out for Paintings and Prose by Dublin Sex Workers
  6. A Handmade Zine Riffs, for Years, on Themes of Belonging
  7. A Dublin Group Sketches the City's Nooks and Crannies
  8. "Pushed Out" of the Workforce in Middle Age, Derek Byrne Finds Inspiration for His First Play

14 August 2019

  1. Two Long-Term Tenants Battle to Stay in Grove Park
  2. Mark: RTÉ Needs to Make a Case for Public-Service Media in the 21st Century
  3. Why Have Some Shop Spaces in Ballymun Stayed Empty for Years?
  4. A Historian Maps Out the Geography of the Women's Suffrage Movement
  5. Migrant and Minority Job Seekers Organise to Fight for Jobs They’re Qualified For
  6. The Council is Testing How Best to Close off Streets for Pedestrians
  7. In Ballybough, an Opportunity to Provide Green Space Is Passed Over
  8. Spa Weekend, Reviewed
  9. In Rathgar, Residents Want More Input into Council Plan to House Homeless Families

7 August 2019

  1. Noodles to Charm, Made By Hand, on Parnell Street
  2. Council Signs Agreement to Lease Social Housing from Bartra
  3. Councils Need Strategic Committee Just for Traveller Accommodation, say Experts
  4. "Compostela" Looks at the Comedown after Repealing the Eighth
  5. What’s the Point of Asking Developers to Audit Community Infrastructure?
  6. How to Cook Medieval Beef Pottage
  7. Music at Marrowbone Books: Cal Folger Day
  8. Doireann: Are Body-Worn Cameras for Police Just Another Form of Intrusive State Surveillance?

31 July 2019

  1. Union Says Workers on Trinity College Construction Site Aren’t Being Paid Legal Rates
  2. The Peeler's Notebook, Reviewed
  3. In Mountjoy Square, Disparate Visions for a Park's Future
  4. A Group in Santry Want a Cohesive Vision for their Village
  5. A New Spot Offers Coffee, a Bite to Eat, and Dancing
  6. BusConnects Redesigns Bring Relief to Some Neighbourhoods, Disappointment to Others
  7. In Phibsboro, Campaigners Are Optimistic about New Plans for Townscape
  8. How Much Does a Bed in a Homeless Hostel Cost the Council?
  9. Animals, Reviewed

24 July 2019

  1. Developer Proposes Giving Cash Instead of Public Green Space
  2. On the Edge of Dublin Port, a Photographer Captures a Parade of Trucks
  3. Scrutiny Needed of Council Spending on Homeless Services, Say Some Councillors
  4. Scattered About the City, Reminders of a Revolutionary Woman
  5. On North Strand, Ethiopian Food Finally Finds a Home in Dublin
  6. Why You Might Have Noticed Taller Grass on Verges
  7. At The Blue Rinse Ball, Wine, Sinatra and Liberties Old-Timers
  8. In Harold's Cross, Singer-Songwriter Finds Inspiration in Antique Shop
  9. Dean: Reggie and Chuks Are at the Spearhead of Ireland’s Drill Music Surge
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