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The Latest Breaking News from Dublin City Council

Lead guitarist of The Script Mark Sheehan passes away

He passed away today in hospital after a brief illness

Dublin Live

Current Irish passport turnaround times for renewals, children's and postal

The Irish Passport Service advises applicants not to book flights until they have received their passport

Dublin Live

Dublin weather: Met Eireann forecast spike in temperatures after cold spell

Temperatures around the country may reach 18 degrees over the coming days

Dublin Live

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Dublin City Council agrees to review controversial no-pets policy at new social homes

This comes after the Council’s controversial advert for 124 new social homes in Whitehall which included the words “NO PETS ALLOWED” underlined in bold capital letters

Dublin Live

Irish rally driver Craig Breen dies in testing crash

Hyundai Motorsport confirmed the death of Craig Breen following a test race in a statement earlier today

Dublin Live

Social welfare Ireland: Weekly payment worth €928 officially ends

The Fuel Allowance is paid in 28 weekly sums of €33 from September until April

Dublin Live

Dublin Lotto player who scooped €500k Daily Millions prize hid ticket in album

The punter plans to spend his money on some home and garden improvements, a new hedge trimmer and some vinyl records

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Appeal launched to help find Dublin teenager missing for over a month

The 17-year-old went missing from his home in Crumlin, Dublin 12 on March 8

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Uncertainty for college students as contract for Dublin 7 accommodation 'not extended'

The operator of JBs student campus near Grangegorman are currently looking for an alternative location as their lease has not been extended

Dublin Live

Body recovered from water near Poolbeg Lighthouse following garda and Coast Guard operation

Dun Laoghaire Coast Guard and RNLI Dun Laoghaire Lifeboat Station attended the scene with gardai last week

Dublin Live

Dublin weather: Expert forecasts hottest day of the year so far as temps to reach 19C

While the next couple of nights will see temperatures drop to a freezing 0 degrees, a huge change is on the way

Dublin Live

Just 12 confirmed homes bought under key Dublin City Council scheme to curb homeless 'tsunami'

A Council official warned high-earners are at risk of homelessness for the first time due to the highly constrained market

Dublin Live

Dublin city bins sealed as Joe Biden arrives in Irish capital

Dublin City Council has sealed bins in the city centre, as a security measure following the US President's arrival

Irish Mirror

Bins along President Biden's route sealed by Dublin City Council

The council has 'kindly' asked members of the public to hold onto their rubbish until the next available bin

Dublin Live

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Homeless tent-dwellers move from Phoenix Park ahead of Joe Biden's visit

A number of homeless people who had been living in tents at the edge of Phoenix Park for months moved from the area on Sunday

Dublin Live

Bull Island set to be partially closed off to protect wildlife

Dogs must be kept on a lead on all parts of the islands apart from a designated beach

Irish Mirror

Dublin butcher 'happy to do week in Mountjoy' rather than pay rates

Stephen Troy is caught up in a rates row with Dublin City Council. He says the condition of Moore Street - where his butchers is based - is impacting on businesses.

Dublin Live

Moore Street butcher 'happy to do a week in Mountjoy' in rates row

Stephen Troy says the condition of the street is impacting on businesses

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Dublin City councillors vote to push Government to extend eviction ban

The vote followed the Government beating a no confidence motion against them in the Dail

Dublin Live

Redeveloped Crumlin Shopping Centre could become a 'hive of activity'

The iconic shopping centre was first built in the 1970s and at the height of its popularity contained once had 49 shops

Dublin Live

New weekly 'Summer in the City' market to launch on Moore Street

The new market will celebrate "Dublin’s rich market history and mixing cultural events, live music, live art, artisan craft and food"

Dublin Live

Cars banned on section of northside city centre street

Delivers will still be facilitated on the street between 6am and 11am

Dublin Live

Dublin City Council gets tough on city centre hotel 'overconcentration'

The Council has refused three planning permissions for hotels and aparthotels in city centre in recent months

Dublin Live

Labour rejects Fine Gael's claims it has objected to nearly 11,000 Dublin homes

Fine Gael’s Richard Bruton issued a statement on Saturday morning stating the Labour party had "objected to or attempted to hinder the progress of at least 10,804 homes" in Dublin City Council since 2020

Irish Mirror

Labour rejects Fine Gael claim it has objected to nearly 11,000 Dublin homes

In a statement from Fine Gael TD Richard Bruton, it was suggested that the Labour Party had objected to nearly 11,000 homes in the Dublin City Council area since 2020

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