The mystery of the man, the black stuff, and the chimney stack

"To be honest I have not encountered a case like this in seventeen years."

Eoin Glackin Aug 28, 2026

kids

In a north-inner city complex, parents push back on strict rules for kids playing in the courtyard

Some of the other residents in the complex just off Hill Street – and a neighbouring one – complain about the noise of the playing children.

Lois Kapila Aug 28, 2026

prisons

Young people in prison 50% more likely to spend their days confined to their cells

Staying there 19 to 23 hours a day does psychological harm, and also means they miss out on opportunities for education and work.

Eoin Glackin Aug 28, 2026

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density

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City Desk

Living City: Is It Time To Go Denser?

As Dublin starts to build again, is it time to embrace denser living? And what might that look like in practice?

Willy Simon Jun 25, 2015

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