New apartments being built on Meath Street Phase two of the Tramyard Exchange project by Salamisso Developments is currently under way on the corner of Meath Street and Carman’s Hall. The development will see 12 apartments built on the corner, along with three penthouse apartments built on top…
December 21, 2019Read More
The National Children’s Hospital residents monitoring committee are currently in the process of developing a set of protocols for construction projects in Dublin’s city centre. The committee, which was established over two years ago, hopes to create “some sort of best practice model that can be used across…
December 21, 2019Read More
update on O’Devaney Gardens One of the most controversial housing topics of the year, the future of O’Devaney Gardens, is still up in the air despite multiple votes regarding the use of the land. In November, Dublin City Council voted to sell the land of the former Council…
December 20, 2019Read More
Chief procurement office for the state, Paul Quinn, has stepped down from the board of the National Children’s…
December 20, 2019Read More
Trees Often hidden among the red-brick buildings and the cream and rust flats, sparse patches of grass and…
December 19, 2019Read More
NCAD students reworking charity shop clothes Previously Loved is a project set up by Ellen Owens, Kerry Gorman…
December 13, 2019Read More
Arguably the greatest Irish broadcaster of all time passed away after a lengthy battle with cancer last month.…
December 10, 2019Read More
The Irish under-21 football team has gone under a revolution of sorts during the last year or two,…
November 28, 2019Read More
Festival of Politics This week, the Festival of Politics returns for its third year in a row. It…
November 17, 2019Read More
A professional and controlling performance from Shamrock Rovers helped the Tallaght side get the better of arch rivals…
November 7, 2019Read More
Despite the Iveagh Market buildings having been left in disrepair for years, Dublin City Council have said that…
October 30, 2019Read More
As we see places like the Tivoli and the Bernard Shaw leaving southwest Dublin, it’s easy to think…
October 29, 2019Read More
