Stephen Holland

The Canal Cordon Report 2025 collects data on those entering the city and offers a snapshot into commuter habits, with the latest report showing public transport use has hit a record high

Terence Wheelock's family, his friends and community will gather in the Garden of Remembrance this Saturday as calls for a public enquiry into his death at Store Street Garda Station are ongoing more than 20 years since his death

In order to ramp up the delivery of social and affordable housing, Dublin City Council has today published a tender seeking partnership opportunities with developers and landowners

A Dublin couple feel trapped within the Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) as they've languished over 14 years on Dublin City Council's housing list in unsuitable accommodation without receiving a single offer

The Bumblebee 1000 charity road returns to Dublin on June 14 to fundraiser for children living with serious illnesses

Dublin City Council social housing tenants faced a controversial rent increases last April, but a seldom discussed clause in the scheme does permit the renegotiating of rates for those who simply cannot afford it

Former Lord Mayor Nial Ring called on Dublin City Council to open certain 24-hour bus lanes to general traffic during off-peak times in order to reduce congestion and emissions from idling vehicles

The annual Lord Mayor's Charity Ball was first held on St Stephen's night 1716 and this year has raised over €170,000 for three Irish charities

Pride 2026 takes place from June 24 to June 28 with LGBTQ+ friendly parades, pop-ups, and performances happening all over the city

Dublin City Council dismissed the request and said it is because there are benefits to the 24-hour bus lanes.