Past issues of Dublin Inquirer

20 February 2019

  1. Sociable Lord Mayor Uses Up Annual Beer Allowance in Seven Months
  2. Waterways Ireland Considers a Floating Food Market for Grand Canal Dock
  3. Paul: Underwater Cables Leave Ireland Tangled – and Implicated – in the Internet
  4. An Archive of Menus Shows Dubliners' Changing Tastes
  5. Supply & Demand – a Podcast about Dublin's Housing Crisis: Episode 3
  6. A Bill Proposes Cracking Down on People Who Advertise Substandard Housing
  7. Locals Launch Tours of the Liberties
  8. Council Briefs: Tearooms in Fairview Park, and Local Job Clauses
  9. Director Shane Collins Is Putting the Finishing Touches on "Dub Daze"

13 February 2019

  1. Ahead of Local Elections, Political Parties Show More Interest in Minority Candidates
  2. Supply & Demand – a Podcast about Dublin's Housing Crisis: Episode 2
  3. A New Pedestrian Advocacy Network Seeks Others to Get Involved
  4. Councillor Puts Forward New Vision for Site of Old Magdalene Laundry
  5. A New Group Takes Aim at Unpaid Internships in Journalism
  6. In Clonshaugh, an Illegal Landfill Languishes on IDA Land
  7. Vacancy Watch: A String of Shops in Phibsboro
  8. Tackling Traffic Problems on One Rathmines Street Pushed Them to Another
  9. An Effort to Help Emerging Musicians Fades

6 February 2019

  1. A Dublin Archaeologist Tries to Recreate Medieval Bread
  2. A Theatre Company Interrogates Irish Prison History
  3. Not All Short-Term Lets to Be Covered By Proposed Regulations
  4. The City Has Fewer Fatbergs These Days – But Can Still Improve
  5. Marrowbone Lane Site: Rezoned, but Sporting Liberties Still Pushing for Different Vision
  6. Supply & Demand – a Podcast about Dublin's Housing Crisis: Episode 1
  7. On Dame Street, Afro-Caribbean Soul Food
  8. Council Briefs: BusConnects and Cyclists, the Liffey Cycle Route, and Getting More of the Amber Man
  9. Donal: Flying Fists, Union Jacks, and the Launch of the Language Freedom Movement

30 January 2019

  1. There's No Due Process for People Being Kicked Out of Homeless "Hubs"
  2. Niamh: Irish Right-Wing YouTubers Seem to Be Following an Alt-Right Playbook
  3. A Post-Punk Zine Offers a Glimpse of 1980s Dublin
  4. Gaps in Oversight at City's Drugs and Alcohol Task Forces
  5. Lámh, Lámh Eile, Reviewed
  6. Christine: When You're Homeless, Malnutrition Often Follows
  7. Council Briefs: Growing the Guinness Enterprise Centre, and Designing the Bull Island Discovery Centre
  8. Apply: A Free Half-Day Workshop on Journalism Tools
  9. Joe: Irish Politicians Should Stop Valorising the American Approach to White-Collar Crime
  10. A Chapelizod Choir Welcomes Those with Dementia, and Others
  11. Join a Group Discussion on "the Erotic" as a Source of Empowerment
  12. As Go-Ahead Buses Are Rolled Out, Feedback So Far Is Mixed

23 January 2019

  1. Cyclists Say a Deadly Junction in East Wall Remains Dangerous
  2. Ebun: On Having Constructive Conversations about Race with White People
  3. Rise in Euthanised Horses Fuels Calls For Change of Approach
  4. Some Local Politicians Commit to Anti-Racism Pledge Ahead of Election Campaigns
  5. Council Briefs: a Ballyfermot Cafe, O’Donovan Road Demolition, and More Student Housing
  6. Some Query Valuation Used to Push for Sale of Land Meant for Traveller Homes
  7. In Dublin, Airbnb Hosts Are Increasingly Likely to Be Professional Operators
  8. In Drumcondra, a Bulgarian Dance Class Keeps Tradition Alive

16 January 2019

  1. Hundreds of Council Homes are Overcrowded, While Others Are Underused, Figures Show
  2. Purple Yam or Screwpine Cakes, Anyone?
  3. Cellar Door, Reviewed
  4. Some Want Toilets in Toiletless Public Libraries, Fast
  5. Housing Briefs: Delisting Mercer House, Racism and Housing, and More
  6. A Woman Remembers Her Rathgar Bookshop, Closed a Year Now
  7. Council Briefs: Housing in Rathgar, Free Wifi, the Pendulum Summit, and More
  8. A Life in the Trees: A Personal Account of the Great Spotted Woodpecker, Reviewed
  9. NTA Board Member Paid €6,193.93 for Attending a Single Board Meeting Last Year

9 January 2019

  1. Donal: Remembering Séamus Ennis, Ireland's Greatest Music Collector
  2. Music at Marrowbone Books: Anna Mieke
  3. Anne: It's Time to Build the Supervised Injecting Facility
  4. Council Briefs: New Waste Bylaws, and Trialing Traffic Changes
  5. What's Happening Now with Plans for Moore Street?
  6. Will You Help Us Stay in Touch with Your Neighbourhood?
  7. A Monthly Short-Film Contest Open to "Literally Anything"
  8. Mixed Responses to Idea of White-Water Rafting at George's Dock
  9. Does Smithfield Need More Policing or More Social Workers?

19 December 2018

  1. Council Removes Bins in Milltown Because People Were Putting Too Much Dog Poo in Them
  2. Some Wonder Why Table Tennis Clubs Attract Fewer Dubliners
  3. New Publications Launch to Chronicle Dublin's Thriving Food Scene
  4. Founder of Homeless Charity Rents Out Holiday Lets
  5. She Was Burned Out of Her Home, Then Banned from Getting Housing Help via HAP
  6. The Central Government Is Treating Councils Shamefully
  7. Should There Be a System for Tracking Ireland's Antiques When They Leave?
  8. An Old Chipper is Reborn as a Vegan Diner
  9. Should Cars Be Restricted from Going Through Rathmines?

12 December 2018

  1. At Hercules Club, Eighty Years of Dubliners Helping Each Other Get Ripped
  2. Marina, Reviewed
  3. We're Hiring!
  4. Inspired Migrant Women in Ireland, Reviewed
  5. Council Looks to Track Down What's Polluting Water at City Beaches
  6. Council Briefs: Luke Kelly Statues, New Bridges, and Changes at Wilton Terrace
  7. Council Plans to Cut Its Greenhouse Gas Emissions 40 Percent by 2030
  8. Council Briefs: Affordable Housing, and the Future of Dalymount
  9. Remembering Marjorie Hasler, a Window-Breaking Suffragette

5 December 2018

  1. The Sign Says No Short-Term Lets, So Why Is There One?
  2. Why Are New Pedestrian Guardrails Still Being Installed in the City?
  3. Council Briefs: Stopping Student Housing, College Green Plaza Redux, and Horses
  4. New Rules Would Make It Impossible to Do Job, Say Councillors
  5. In Ballsbridge, a Pharmacist Works to Restore a Sense of Community
  6. In Council Accommodation, Tenants Want More Rights to Keep Pets
  7. Residents and Councillors Fight for Different Visions for Marrowbone Lane
  8. We're Hiring!
  9. On Dorset Street, a Japanese Restaurant with a Brazilian Flair

28 November 2018

  1. DublinBikes Scheme May See Drop in Members, Warns Council Report
  2. Councillors Push for More Oversight of Approved Housing Bodies
  3. The City Should Mark the Sites of All Long-Gone Magdalene Laundries, Some Councillors Say
  4. Experimental Film Finds a Home in Ireland
  5. Ebun: How Reaction GIFs Perpetuate Racial Stereotypes
  6. Sam: Separating The Right Sort from The Wrong Sort in Court Reporting
  7. Should Dubliners Get to Decide How Part of the City's Budget is Spent?
  8. With Short-Term Lets as Neighbours, It's "like Ibiza here", Resident Says
  9. Music at Marrowbone Books: No Monster Club
  10. Paul: On Dublin, Amazon, and the "Secret Region"

21 November 2018

  1. Despite High Rates of Self-Harm, Many Who are Homeless Struggle to Access Care
  2. Sweet Home, Reviewed
  3. Some Councillors Cool to Idea of Private Homes on Public Land
  4. A Baker Caters to Vegans Craving Cake
  5. Council Briefs: Living in Log Cabins, a New Train Station, and More
  6. An Archivist Takes Charge of the Country's Old Land and Property Records
  7. A Former Concert Pianist Plays Debussy Among the Ferns
  8. Neighbourhoods Watches Are Becoming Neighbourhood WhatsApps
  9. When Big Events Arrive, so Does a Plague of Illegally Parked Cars
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