“It’s giving colonialism”: Ireland still owes rent to dukes and earls
Although, even though the OPW lists these rents as payable, some of the named beneficiaries say they haven't been getting them.
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After builder goes into liquidation, Crumlin social housing project stalls out
The council should acquire the site and fast-track its development, Independents 4 Change Councillor Pat Dunne proposed a recent council committee meeting.
After series of city-centre laneway closures, council aims to revamp one off Dame Street
The council and Millimetre Design are looking to explore a spoken word and music theme for this lane, a council official said at a meeting Monday.
Things To Do: Await the Leaving Cert results, celebrate the hairstylists, touch everything in a gallery
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Why are car parks, with planning for 1,500 homes, exempt from tax meant to accelerate building?
With their eyes on three sites, Fingal County Councillors agreed to write to the Minister for Housing to ask him to change the rules.
Waterways Ireland is starting to plot what, exactly, should be built on its lands at Grand Canal Basin
It is in the process of procuring "preliminary property development advice" for City Block 19, said John Tolan, its marketing and development controller.
Things To Do: See the cool air, get to the wake house, become a mystic
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The Oireachtas leans into Microsoft for its comms, even as other European governments abandon US tech
Switching to the US big tech provider, for phone systems and more, comes at a time of fierce debate about tech sovereignty.
In Phibsborough, an artist dives into childhood memories, with beeswax and human hair
Richmond Road Studios recently bid farewell to the Phibsborough Shopping Centre with a last exhibition, as they head to a new home.
Things To Do: Leave the office, hit the quays for a hooley, study the kitchen table
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A debut album finds inspiration in an evocative object, the breakfast roll
“It’s an indulgent thing, a fry-up, rammed into a luxury baguette. It felt like such a symbol of contemporary Ireland, and the perfect identity for the project.”
In Donabate, locals complain that their library has shrunk
The town's library moved into Ballisk House earlier this year, but it's falling well short of what people expected, they say
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