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16 May 2018 issue

Premium

Donal: It's Time for a Monument for Speranza

by Donal Fallon
City Desk

On Poolbeg Peninsula, Council Wants to Give Old Buildings New Life

by Cónal Thomas
City Desk

Is It Time for Car-Free Sundays in the City?

by Zuzia Whelan
Unreal Estate

After Tenants Moved on, One Apartment Saw a 46 Percent Rent Increase

by Lois Kapila
Culture Desk

A Hunt for the Missing Artworks of Mary Swanzy

by Cónal Thomas
City Desk

Council Briefs: Housing at St Anne's Park, "The Question of the Eighth", and More

by Sam Tranum
Premium

In Bluebell, a Fried Breakfast Brings the Community Together

by Zuzia Whelan
Unreal Estate

When Working on Housing Issues, Finding the Owner Is Often the First Challenge

by Cónal Thomas
The Dish

A Jamaican-Irish Pop-Up Brings "Granny's Cooking" to Dublin

by Zuzia Whelan
City Desk

Councillors Debate Whether to Continue Hosting the Turning of the Seal

by Cónal Thomas
Culture Desk

Brushing Up: The Buddhist Shrine in St Patrick's Cathedral

by Tom Farrell
Cover

Issue 26: By Stephen Heffernan

by Stephen Heffernan
Opinion

Andy: Reluctance to Spend Is Down to Dublin's Choices, Not Brussels' Rules

by Andy Storey
 
 

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