From the
13 October 2021 issue

City Desk

Tenants Find They Can’t Take Their Landlords to the RTB Because They Can’t Find Them

by Laoise Neylon
City Desk

New Plan for Temple Bar Square Backtracks on Past Push for Walkability, says Architect

by Claudia Dalby
City Desk

On Dorset Street, Have Plans to Rejuvenate the Community Included All Voices?

by Claudia Dalby
City Desk

For International Students Working in Private Nursing Homes, After-Graduation Work Permits and Higher-Paid Jobs Remain Elusive

by Shamim Malekmian
City Desk

On O’Connell Street, the Liberator’s Head Is Coated in Bird Poo, and Erin’s Hand Is Bandaged Up

by Laoise Neylon
City Desk

In Ringsend, Bollards Open Up Road for Cyclists, Pedestrians and Children Playing

by Claudia Dalby
Culture Desk

With a Paintbrush and Layer of Gold, an Artist Brings Weeds and Wildflowers into the Gallery

by Laoise Neylon
Culture Desk

Deadly Cuts, Reviewed

by Luke Maxwell
Cover

Issue 67: By Ausrine Kuze

by Ausrine Kuze
 
 

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