Past issues

4 December 2019

  1. Months After Fire, Residents Search for Reassurance It Won't Happen Again
  2. A Dublin DJ Blends Arabic Classics with Dance Beats
  3. Should Dublin Port Build to Welcome More Big Cruise Liners?
  4. A Short-Term Let Company Applies to Keep Five Properties as Holiday Lets
  5. How to Cook Medieval-Style Chicken in Sweet-and-Sour Red-Wine Stew
  6. On Suffolk Street, Council Plans to Pilot Small “Rain Gardens” to Help with Drainage
  7. New Plans for Pedestrian and Cycling Bridge Over the Liffey Released by Council
  8. Council Briefs: On Land Sales Down the Line, O'Devaney Again, and More
  9. Councillors Vote Yes on Plans for White-Water Facility at George's Dock
  10. The Last Right, Reviewed

27 November 2019

  1. A Historian Seeks Stories from Inside the "Old Woollen Mill” on North Great Clarence Street
  2. John: We Need a Big Pride for Ireland, not Just for Dublin
  3. Council to Consider Crowdfunding for City Projects
  4. Once a Month, Wildflower Walks Explore the City's Green Spaces
  5. A Closer Look at the Costs of the O’Devaney Gardens Deal
  6. After O'Devaney Comes the Oscar Traynor Road Site
  7. A Free Monthly Poetry Night Aims to Encourage Others to Experiment
  8. Councillors Pass City Budget for the Coming Year
  9. Council Briefs: Listing a Power House, a Lack of Community-Development Officers, and More

20 November 2019

  1. A Historian Looks Deeper into How Dublin Doubled in Size
  2. An App Lets Users Check Whether an HGV Should Be in the City – but Then What?
  3. On Merrion Square, a College Looks to Revive Salon Culture
  4. Should Job Adverts Have to Include Salaries?
  5. In Glasnevin, the Garden Gnomes Are Squeezing Tonnes of Veg From a Small Plot
  6. Estimated Cost of Proposed White-Water Rafting Centre Spirals Upwards
  7. A Block of Homes in Dublin 4 Has Been Empty for Two Years
  8. Councillors Defer Vote on Budget Amid Challenges with Funding
  9. Dean: Shookrah Deliver a Funk Benediction

13 November 2019

  1. Black-Mould Brie, Anyone? An Art Project Comes to the City
  2. Older and Younger Ballymuners Meet to Brainstorm the Benefits of Safer Communities
  3. What Help Does the State Offer the Children It Raises, Once They Turn 18?
  4. What Happens When a Chef and a Marine Ecologist Work Together on Dishes
  5. Keen on Composting but Unable to Get Brown Bins, Some Turn to Wormeries
  6. Some Residents Have Ideas for Local Metrolink Station – They Just Wish TII Would Listen
  7. Council Briefs: Mapping Culture, a Makeover for Kimmage, and Monitoring in Ringsend
  8. Anseo, Reviewed
  9. Doireann: These Are Your Rights If You Report a Crime to Gardaí

6 November 2019

  1. Councillors Vote Through Deal to Redevelop O’Devaney Gardens After Fraught Debate
  2. A Museum of North Inner-City Folklore Needs a New Home, Quick
  3. Twenty Packages of Industrial Land in the City Might Be Rezoned for Housing
  4. More Must Be Done to Keep Young People Leaving State Care from Falling into Homelessness, Some Say
  5. In Walkinstown, a Cafe Helps Ease People Into the World of Work
  6. On Cycle Buses, Dublin Parents Shepherd Children to School Safely
  7. In Inchicore, Ageing Mods, Punks and Rockers Live Their Scooter Dreams
  8. How to Cook Medieval Sweet and Sour Civet of Venison
  9. In Knocklyon, an Oasis for Model Railway Lovers
  10. Empty for Years, the Fitzgibbon Street Garda Station Is Due to Reopen in 2020

30 October 2019

  1. A Neighbourhood Group Meets for “Eco-Pints” and Solutions to the Climate Crisis
  2. A Renewed Effort for More Public Swimming at Clontarf Baths
  3. In The Coombe, an Exhibition Recalls Plans for Totalitarian Christian Capital City
  4. Councillors Say They Want to Know What Counts as Too Much Student Housing
  5. After Years of Struggle, Adults Working with ADHD Are Seeking Supports
  6. The Curious Works of Roger Doyle, Reviewed
  7. Gun Island, Reviewed

23 October 2019

  1. In Stoneybatter, a Small Fire Ignites Fears of a Bigger One
  2. Elizabeth: What Happened to Dara Quigley Should Never Happen to Anyone Else
  3. On Nassau Street, Out Come the Freaks
  4. A Snapshot of Who the Head of the Land Development Agency Has Been Meeting With
  5. Drumcondra Residents Work to Limit the Leaves that are Sent to Landfill
  6. In Finglas, Residents Push for Better Maintenance of a Historic Graveyard
  7. Sikh Dubliners Dream of a Bus Route That Would Connect Their Community
  8. For Some Workers, Winning a Case Against an Employer May Not Mean Getting Paid
  9. An Ensemble Gets Ready to Launch a New Theatre in Phibsboro
  10. The Last Footman, Reviewed

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
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