Start of construction at Guinness Quarter is near, says developer – as it seeks tweaks to planning permission
Proposed changes include dropping three-bedroom homes, in favour of more smaller ones in the block of future social housing.
Fees for international students can be multiples of what their Irish and EU peers pay – but one small city-centre school has chosen another path.
At the moment, it’s using software from the company Siren to monitor and manage its IT systems, said a spokesperson. But it’s considering whether to use it for more.
Councillors say both parking and how travel expenses are set up could be improved as incentives.
We’ve gotten used to the idea of data visualisations on a screen, says Mark Linnane. But that’s “kind of a limited way of thinking about space or a terrain”.
Works include upgrades to make it more accessible, better heating, and fixing up the roof – once the whales are out of the way, that is.
If enacted, local authorities would have to put a care plan in place for those at risk of homelessness, 60 days in advance.
“If we can put so much money into lighting up the city centre for Christmas then we can put money into lighting my way home so that I and many others feel safe,” says Social Democrats Councillor Cat O’Driscoll.
The council is asking people to weigh in now on the next city development plan. But what is it?
The state wasn’t allocating enough resources to get back to queries about immigration services, says Sanchi Tayal – so she decided to do something about that.
“It is now time to bring Violet Gibson into the public’s eye and give her rightful place in the history of Irish women,” said independent Councillor Mannix Flynn’s motion to the South East Area Committee on Monday.
The director of Dublin Region Homeless Executive, Eileen Gleeson, is set to retire on Christmas Eve, councillors heard at their most recent monthly meeting.
There are more than 60 classical Suzhou gardens in China. There’s one in Dublin, too.