The tender document for the design says the framework has a maximum estimated value of €7.5 million. It also gives a tentative construction estimate of €25 million.
Social tenants, including children, are often locked out of communal areas in their complexes. Would it help if they were represented at the OMCs' meetings?
For years we've been running table quizzes from time to time, usually in a pub, in the evenings, and it's been great fun.
But recently, Louise O'Connor, who's always written these quizzes and emceed the events, suggested we do one that kids can take part in.
Since she and I both have young kids these days, we agreed that this would be a great idea.
So Louise is writing a family table quiz, for teams of up to six players – you can bring fewer – at least one of whom should be 12 or under.
We know families come in all shapes and sizes and configurations and, of course, all are welcome.
If your family includes some younger kids, four years of age and under, who you want to bring along, you can bring them too and not count them among your players. Although I'm sure they will be helpful.
We'll be asking questions to test the knowledge of kids throughout the ages, so there will be a role for everyone's strengths. (Remember how much you knew about dinosaurs, Enid Blyton, and space when you were eight?)
We'll also have some fun interactive rounds to test the whole team's art and physics skills.
It'll be upstairs in the Loft at Rascals, the brewery and pizza place in Inchicore, on Sunday 4 October from 2pm to 5pm.
A table of six players (and any smaller hangers on) will cost €40 if it's a subscriber paying, and €60 for a non-subscriber.
For parents and carers with pals on other teams, we know how precious an afternoon "out" is.
So let us know if your friends are on a different team and we'll do our best to arrange to have you sitting close together – as long as you pinky promise not to cheat!
And for those of you without kids to bring, or who have kids you'd prefer to leave at home for a night, we're planning to have one of our regular pub quizzes in November.
We'll read and discuss the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Drugs Use's report, which recommends decriminalisation of possession of drugs for personal use.
Intel has a plant in Leixlip, and another in Israel. It's a major employer and taxpayer in Ireland, where its executives meet pretty regularly with senior government figures.
On 27–28 June, we’re running six different sessions aiming to offer skills and knowledge useful to journalists, and others trying to make the city a better place.
We ask people to subscribe to help us do what we do, so it feels fair to tell you all where we are financially, and what we'd spend that subscription income on.