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Still hurt by Bertie Ahern singling out Congolese people, loss of a community member opened a fresh wound, they say

“It’s literally George Floyd on the streets of Dublin. I can’t believe that scene and that guy with his knee on his neck.”

Shamim Malekmian May 20, 2026

City Desk

Council has been paying €285,000 a year for three empty warehouse units, plus parking

Now councillors are considering a plan for the council to pay another €859,000 to break the leases on them, pay for “dilapidations”, and walk away.

Sam Tranum May 20, 2026

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City Desk

Some Still Want a Community Court for the City

There were bursts of interest in 2007 and 2015, but it seems to have dropped off the agenda since.

Cónal Thomas Jul 12, 2018

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