From the
30 September 2020 issue

City Desk

Some Ex-Asylum Seekers Say They're Stuck in Direct Provision Because Dublin Landlords Won't Accept Them

by Shamim Malekmian
City Desk

At Molyneux Yard, a Group of Horse Owners and Locals Rally to Save Their Lane

by Donal Corrigan
The Dish

On George's Street, the Idle “King of Dim Sum” Awaits His Debut

by Donal Corrigan
City Desk

Some Councillors and Community Members Criticise Lengthy Delays in Getting Citywide JPC Meetings up and Running

by Cormac Fitzgerald
Unreal Estate

What's Next for Council Land at Oscar Traynor Road?

by Laoise Neylon
City Desk

Years After Major Flooding, Some Residents in Ringsend and Irishtown Say They Can't Get Flood Insurance

by Donal Corrigan
City Desk

A Legal Aid Charity Takes Its First Steps Fighting Environmental Injustice

by Laoise Neylon
Opinion

Brigid: An Outsider’s View of a Dublin City Council Meeting

by Brigid Ní Raghallaigh
 
 

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