Last week we had an article about efforts over the years to change it, and asked for your ideas for a replacement. Now you can vote on a shortlist.
Last Tuesday, we published an article by Shamim Malekmian about the history of Dublin city's motto, and efforts over the years to change it.
For more than 400 years, it's been “Obedientia Civium Urbis Felicitas” which roughly translates to “Obedience of citizens makes a happy city”.
Some Dublin city councillors think it's time for a change. So we asked for your ideas on alternatives.
We got a couple dozen responses, and I asked our team to pick their favourites from that pool.
We know this is far from the most important thing going on the world – or Dublin – right now, but just for fun, here's that shortlist for you to vote on.
The County and City Management Association is "preparing a business case for the Department of Housing for additional staff for Housing Delivery across all local authorities”, a council spokesperson said.
“You simply cannot just say you're putting out a phone when really what you're actually doing is you're putting out a massive advertising board.”
The site "is in the direct eye line of the [Dublin City Council] chief executive’s office”, says Green Party Councillor Janet Horner.
A crowd of about 40 people gathered on Saturday for the unveiling of a plaque honouring Leo Rowsome, on a house where he used to live.
