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24 February 2021

  1. In a Hostel on Ellis Quay, Homeless People Share Rooms With No Windows
  2. A Wexford Street Photo Shop Survives 50 Years
  3. Dublin's New Street Lights Save on Energy But Add Some Glare
  4. How is the Council Making Sure Kids Have a Voice in City Planning?
  5. Immigrant Couples Seeking Right to Family Face a Long Wait, With Consequences
  6. An Artist Explores the Intersection of Death and Tech
  7. Data Shows a Shift Towards More Private Homeless Hostels
  8. Kathleen and Cian: We Need to Change How We Think About Urban Vacancy
  9. Dean: On Nixer’s Homemade New Wave

17 February 2021

  1. Council Doesn’t Follow Normal Procurement Process to Source Homeless Hostels
  2. International Students Felt Caught Between Their Fears of Covid-19, and of Deportation
  3. Councillors Hone in on Neighbourhood Clean-Ups as One Answer to Illegal Dumping
  4. How Do Smart Dublin's Link-Ups with Private Companies Influence the City?
  5. Phibsboro to Seek Solutions to Climate Change That Work for All
  6. Red Tape and High Specs Make Council Homes Costlier to Build, Says Official
  7. Council Briefs: The Future of Phoenix Park, the Arts After Covid, and a Raheny Clubhouse
  8. This Road of Mine, Reviewed

10 February 2021

  1. To Clear Cycle and Bus Lanes, Council Might Try Fines
  2. Despite a Sick Note, One Student Faces Expulsion from School and Ireland
  3. In Malahide, Two Friends Raise a Vertical Farm
  4. Councillors Meet to See How to Do Better on Traveller Housing
  5. Councillors Continue Push to Make Player Wills Building in Dublin 8 a Protected Structure
  6. An Artist Explores Complex Emotions Through Simple Portraits
  7. What’s Going On with the Clonshaugh Wastewater Plant?
  8. Joseph: Where Are We Building Homes These Days?
  9. Out of Time, Reviewed

3 February 2021

  1. Developer Plans to Use Thermal-Imaging Cameras in Co-Living Complex
  2. Will Research into Homeless Deaths Catch Possible Failings in the System?
  3. St Patrick’s Tower in the Liberties May Become an Exhibition Space
  4. Artists' Ideas for City Hall Sculpture Fall Foul of Red Tape
  5. Graduates from Elsewhere Face an Extra-Anxious Job Search
  6. Council Says It Plans to Hire Company to Inspect Homeless Hostels
  7. Historians Revisit the Ballyfermot Troop Train Ambush of 1921
  8. Council Briefs: Council May Vote Again on White-Water Rafting, and More

27 January 2021

  1. Advert for Homeless Hostel Estimates Profits of €250,000 a Year
  2. A Lengthy Wait on a Citizenship Application Worsens One Woman's Pain
  3. Government's Shared-Equity Housing Scheme May Breach Central Bank Rules
  4. Bohemian F.C. to Audit its Carbon Foot(ball) Print
  5. A Photo Exhibition Captures the Lonely Way Signs on a Frozen Russian Lake
  6. In Rialto, a Plea to Make a Private Park Public
  7. The Stranger Times, Reviewed
  8. Dean: A92’s Debut Mixtape “92 Degrees” is Red-Hot Irish Drill
  9. How to Cook a Medieval Custard Tart

20 January 2021

  1. A Healthcare Assistant Wants Permission to Keep Doing His Job
  2. We're Hiring!
  3. Two Kids Take on the Rubbish-Strewn Streets in Their Neighbourhood
  4. Gardaí Spend on Tech to Check Licence Plates Up 600 Percent
  5. Research Tries to Pin Down What Causes Cyclists’ Collisions
  6. Engineers are Mapping Where Geothermal Energy May Work in Dublin
  7. In an Unpredictable Time, an Urban Farm Looks at What It Can Preserve
  8. Council Briefs: Capping Student Housing, Oversight of Homeless Services, and More
  9. Martin: On Saying Goodbye to So Many of Our Elders

13 January 2021

  1. An Garda Síochána is Considering Using Artificial Intelligence for Policing
  2. A Treasure Hunt Seeks to Tempt Ranelaghans Down Neighbourhood Lanes
  3. One Dublin College Opts Against Charging International Students More
  4. A Dublin Improv Group Encourages Writing, and Joking, Together
  5. An Open Data Team Experiments with a New Way to Tell City Stories
  6. Could the Council Do More to Encourage Councillors to Cycle?
  7. Council Briefs: North Great George's Street Gets Protected and the Geography of Arts Funding

23 December 2020

  1. The Dead Zoo is Getting a Long-Awaited Refurbishment
  2. Number of Council Inspections of Rental Homes Has Plummeted This Year
  3. Dublin's Horse-Drawn Carriages, in Photos
  4. A Proposed Bill Would Oblige Councils to Do More to Prevent Homelessness
  5. An Artist Finds Meaning in Moss
  6. Harrow The Boys, Reviewed
  7. Dean: Róisín Murphy’s Time is Now

16 December 2020

  1. Council Not Expecting to Tender for First Cost-Rental Scheme Until 2023
  2. A Group of Councillors Want to Make Walking at Night Safer
  3. What is the City Development Plan?
  4. A Woman Seeks to Fill an Info Void Left by Immigration Services
  5. Councillors to Dig Deeper into Bills for Building Social Homes
  6. In Leixlip, a Vegan Cheesemonger Ferments His Wares
  7. Council Brief: A Proposed Plaque for Irish Woman Who Tried to Assassinate Mussolini
  8. A Girl from Mogadishu, Reviewed

9 December 2020

  1. Local Connection Rule Makes Little Sense, Says Homeless Advocate
  2. An Artist Explores Her Palestinian Roots through Food and Embroidery
  3. How Many Co-Living Complexes Have, Maybe, Beaten the Promised Ban?
  4. A Gap in a Hedge at St Anne's Park Opens on to a Secluded Chinese Landscape
  5. A New Novel Follows the Trials and Triumphs of a Trio of Inner-City Lads
  6. Council Briefs: Head of Homeless Services to Retire, Update on Clontarf Cycle Track, and More
  7. Noah: Transgender Healthcare in Ireland is Inadequate

2 December 2020

  1. Rough Sleepers in the Capital Refused Beds Because They're Not from Dublin
  2. A Singing Group Widens Its Circle of Trad Enthusiasts
  3. Councillors Are Being Misled by Officials about Homeless Services, Says One Councillor
  4. In Ranelagh, a GAA Club Pushes for Inclusivity
  5. A Dublin Trad Band's Tribute to a Forgotten Irish Poet
  6. Council Briefs: On Banishing a Weed-Killer, Rare Architecture, and More
  7. The Castle, Reviewed

25 November 2020

  1. A Risky Junction Is Unchanged a Year on From a Fatal Collision
  2. A Podcast Tells the Story of a Group of Assassins in 19th-Century Dublin
  3. A Busy Traffic Junction in Inchicore Is Reimagined
  4. National Standards Don't Apply to Privately Run Homeless Hostels, Suggests Minister's Reply
  5. What Should Be Done With a Vacant, Burnt-Out Factory in Santry?
  6. An Artist Turns Computer Relics into Artworks
  7. Dean: Gemma Dunleavy Shows Love to Sheriff Street
  8. Doireann: Expansion of Garda Powers to Fight Covid-19 Risks Our Democratic Values
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