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Dublin city Christmas lights facing reduction over energy crisis

Every year the organisers Dublin Town spends €500,000 and six weeks erecting 5km of lights along up to 25 streets in the main shopping district of the city

Dublin Live

Dublin's first bike ride disco is coming to the Phoenix Park

An epic bike ride disco is coming to Dublin's Phoenix Park

Dublin Live

Illegal Coolock dump to cost €10 million to clean up under new Council plans

The Council boss blamed the "very high level of criminality" associated with those carrying out the dumping for the decade-long wait for a solution

Dublin Live

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Dublin mum 'living in shanty' begs Council for housing update

Mum of two Jodie Murphy said she has been on the housing list for two years but has no idea when she will be housed

Dublin Live

Almost 2,000 clamped in the streets around Dublin’s Mater Hospital in just three years

Hourly parking fees around the Mater Hospital vary depending on the street but range from €1.80 to €3.50.

Irish Mirror

Almost 2,000 people clamped on streets around Dublin's Mater Hospital in 3 years

The clamp release fee was increased from €80 to €125 on March 1 of this year

Dublin Live

Stoneybatter residents outraged after beloved artwork is defaced

The artwork was commissioned by Dublin City Council in 2021

Dublin Live

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'Warnings' not acted on before tragic death of Tony Dempsey in 'drugs den', claims councillor

"A number of red flags and warnings went off but nothing was done"

Dublin Live

Drumcondra residents fear for kids' safety as drivers mount footpaths of narrow road

A local resident has said it's "a matter of time" before a collision occurs

Dublin Live

Eamon Ryan asked to 'leave Christmas lights alone' amidst energy crisis

Earlier this week the Green Party leader was asked about Christmas lights and said it is something the Government will "come back to" later in the year

Dublin Live

Mam of autistic son 'fears worst' after being denied medical priority on housing list

Tanya Brady's non-verbal son Ryan climbed out of the fourth storey window and escaped from their flat on multiple occasions

Dublin Live

Plans to shut North Strand recycling centre shelved after successful local campaign

The facility is widely used by locals and would have been a big loss to the community

Dublin Live

HSE 'exploited' Dublin City Council ambulance service 'to the hilt'

The Local Authority is owed €116.8 million by the HSE for the provision of the service

Dublin Live

Croke Park residents "fuming" over late-night noise as Garth Brooks kicks off five concert dates this week

400,000 people are expected to visit Croke Park over his five concert dates

Belfast Live

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Garth Brooks Ireland concert news as Croke Park residents 'fuming' over late night noise

Croke Park will be the only European venue headlined by Garth Brooks in 2022 and a huge, one-of-a-kind stage is being erected in GAA HQ for the occasion. However, not everyone is happy.

Dublin Live

Residents 'fuming' over Croke Park late night works ahead of Garth Brooks gigs

The shows have been eight years in the making with more than 400k tickets sold

Dublin Live

Children wait alone outside 'Ireland's most dangerous flat complex' as parents go in to buy heroin

Exclusive: Newborn babies are being brought to the flats as parents look for drugs

Irish Mirror

Drug addicts taking their kids with them to buy crack cocaine and heroin in 'Ireland's most dangerous flat complex'

Exclusive: 'Law-abiding people living in Oliver Bond trying to rear their children are totally abandoned'

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Thousands in rent arrears as South Dublin County Council owed over €11 million

5,859 rental accounts are in arrears, comprising 59 per cent of all council housing tenancies

Dublin Live

Swan Centre owners lodge proposal for new hotel in Rathmines

The Anderson family, who own the Dublin 6 shopping centre, intend to create a 111-bedroom hotel by removing the glass roof of the Swan

Dublin Live

Dublin Christmas lights still going ahead this year despite power cut fears

Every year the organisers Dublin Town spends €500,000 and six weeks erecting 5km of lights along up to 25 streets in the main shopping district of the city

Dublin Live

Major roadworks set to disrupt seasiders in north Dublin this weekend

A road reconstruction will take place at the junction of Clontarf Road and Alfie Byrne Road from Friday onwards

Irish Mirror

Dublin Christmas lights will go on despite energy crisis, organisers confirm

Each year Dublin Town spends €500,000 and six weeks erecting 5km of lights along up to 25 streets in the main shopping district of the city

Dublin Live

New 'anti-seagull' bin bags to be tested by residents and businesses in Dublin city

The birds and other animals won't be able to rip apart the new sacks

Irish Mirror

Robert Troy claims fire certificate was not needed for his Dublin rental property

The Fianna Fail TD also claimed he did not need planning permission to convert the property into a rental

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