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Jan 7, 2025 · Dublin City Council says it doesn’t plan to ban soup runs, just regulate them. Media reports suggesting a planned ban prompted a protest outside City Hall, and condemnations and denials from councillors inside during their monthly meeting Monday.
As current system for restraining rent increases heads towards …
18 hours ago · He admires the Dutch system for setting reference rents and its slick online tool, says Redmond.. It draws in quite a few characteristics. The tool awards points for size of the house, energy rating, indoor amenities, outdoor amenities and so on – and then each point is awarded a euro price.
Council briefs: Enthusiasm for a Valentine’s Quarter, permeable …
18 hours ago · The council should establish a Valentine Quarter in the Whitefriar Street area, independent Councillor Mannix Flynn proposed at the South East Area Committee meeting on Monday. Flynn had proposed the motion because the Whitefriar Street Carmelite Church has a shrine to – and relics of – the ...
In Coolmine, residents want more lights and CCTV to ward off anti ...
18 hours ago · Graffiti at the Windmill playground. Credit: Michael Lanigan. The green outside the Windmill apartment complex was pock-marked with black spots last Monday. They were the remains of at least nine bonfires. Some were filled with charred litter. One surrounded the remains of a thin tree stump. Right ...
How Do Smart Dublin's Link-Ups with Private Companies Influence the ...
Feb 17, 2021 · They also mention the use of virtual and augmented reality in the planning process and in the engagement process with potential tenants, as well as virtual receptionists, and tools to increase the energy efficiency of buildings as priorities.. Some of this is in the works through Dublin City Council’s collaboration with Microsoft and Bentley in building a digital twin of the city.
Plans to expand capacity on the Luas from June - Dublin Inquirer
18 hours ago · Passengers on a Red Line tram. Credit: Sam Tranum. There’s a plan to add capacity on the Luas from 1 June this year, by tweaking the timetables, putting on more trams, and hiring more drivers to operate them. The Red Line, in particular, is regularly overcrowded at peak times and at weekends ...
What is the council looking to change about transport in Dublin …
Dec 11, 2024 · Reviewing speed limits, and imposing more conditions on construction vehicles that want to enter the city, are among the things Dublin City Council’s transport chief says the council plans to work on in early 2025.
Even with an agreed top-up, it still looks as if there will be less ...
Nov 22, 2023 · The council is too reliant on private companies to deliver homeless services, she said, and it fails to respond to thousands of maintenance requests from its social housing tenants each year.. Labour Councillor Dermot Lacey said that of a €1.34 billion budget, the councillors only control how a small portion of that is spent.
Task force government set up “to rejuvenate” Dublin city centre …
Oct 9, 2024 · The “high-level” task force that the government launched last May to recommend how to rejuvenate Dublin city centre and make it safer failed to consult the main existing forum set up to address safety in the north inner-city.
While awaiting dramatic revamp of Newmarket Square approved …
Mar 27, 2024 · “The delay, as with a lot of our, a number of our public-realm schemes, lies in, they tend to go to Roads Design to develop into detailed designs and this scheme hasn’t really been taken up by Roads Design as of yet due to resourcing issues,” he said.