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17 May 2017 issue

City Desk

The Arrest Books

by Cónal Thomas
Unreal Estate

Dublin City Councillors Dig in to Demand More Social and Affordable Housing

by Cónal Thomas
City Desk

A Gardener Seeks More Ideas for Bridgefoot Street Park

by Laoise Neylon
Premium

What Will the Future Hold for Cherry Orchard?

by Laoise Neylon
City Desk

Council Briefs: Housing and History in North-West Dublin

by Lois Kapila
Culture Desk

At The Library Project, Creating Artworks from Google Maps

by Cónal Thomas
Premium

Radical Veggies

by Donal Fallon
The Dish

Down Coke Lane, Two Mates Fire Up The Pizza Oven

by Cónal Thomas
Unreal Estate

Despite €200 Million Subsidy for Developers, Questions over Affordable Housing

by Laoise Neylon
Opinion

The Write Life: Art in the City 

by Karl Parkinson
Cover

Issue 14: By Karen Vaughan

by Karen Vaughan
Opinion

David: So Where Will All the City-Centre Traffic Go?

by David O'Connor
Cartoon

Cartoon of the Week: Nine Lives

by Harry Burton
 
 

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