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Dublin, Ireland · Dublin

Residents on Sheriff Street want to know if there are plans to raze and redevelop their area

The chair of the city-centre taskforce, David McRedmond, wrote recently that the developer Ballymore has plans to “completely rebuild the Sheriff Street area”.Read Article

Europe · Vienna

A new cost-rental apartment in Vienna for €681 a month. Why’s it more than double that in Dublin?

Can more be done to bring down cost-rental rents in Dublin?Read Article

Rules on installation of drone food-delivery bases in Dublin remain in dispute - Dublin Inquirer

The current skirmish is over a Manna base at Junction 6 in Blanchardstown. The post Rules on installation of drone food-delivery bases in Dublin remain in dispute appeared first on Dublin Inquirer.Dublin, Ireland · Dublin Read Article

Council plans to turn St Werburgh’s church into 250-seat venue - Dublin Inquirer

The idea is for this spot next to Dublin Castle to host choirs, chamber music, trad music, poetry performances, and more. The post Council plans to turn St Werburgh’s church into 250-seat venue appeared first on Dublin Inquirer.Dublin, Ireland · Dublin Read Article

New waste-to-energy incinerator possible to deal with the country’s growing river of waste - Dublin Inquirer

“I would have some concerns that the waste-to-energy incinerator plans really just lock us into kind of unsustainable systems.” The post New waste-to-energy incinerator possible to deal with the country’s growing river of waste appeared first on Dublin Inquirer.Dublin, Ireland · Dublin Read Article

In Irishtown, plans for a new sports centre with two swimming pools are taking shape - Dublin Inquirer

“The plan is that the new centre in Irishtown will be fully completed before the Markievicz centre closes” in Townsend Street, a council official said. The post In Irishtown, plans for a new sports centre with two swimming pools are taking shape appeared first on Dublin Inquirer.Swimming · Dublin Read Article

If councils rezone more land, will it speed up house-building? - Dublin Inquirer

There is debate over whether there is a shortage of residentially zoned land and what’s holding homes up. The post If councils rezone more land, will it speed up house-building? appeared first on Dublin Inquirer.Dublin, Ireland · Dublin Read Article

In Kilmore West, residents want Beaumont Hospital to do something about its staff parking everywhere - Dublin Inquirer

“We’re held to ransom Monday to Friday, from early morning to night,” says Dolores Kinsella. “I tell people all the time, I live in a car park.” The post In Kilmore West, residents want Beaumont Hospital to do something about its staff parking everywhere appeared first on Dublin Inquirer.Dublin, Ireland · Dublin Read Article

The closure of Coolock swimming pool has had a wide-reaching impact on the community - Dublin Inquirer

Storm Darragh damaged the roof in December. The council has said the “closure will be lengthy” – and pointed to plans for a new pool nearby. The post The closure of Coolock swimming pool has had a wide-reaching impact on the community appeared first on Dublin Inquirer.Swimming · Dublin Read Article

More urban and rural density could be coming to Timmins

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In an effort to promote new builds and secure some federal funding, city council has approved directing staff to begin the process of making changes to its zoning bylaw which would be an update to the city’s official plan, and allow for more density in both urban and rural areas.Timmins · Timmins See the Story

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Residents on Sheriff Street want to know if there are plans to raze and redevelop their area

A new cost-rental apartment in Vienna for €681 a month. Why’s it more than double that in Dublin?

Rules on installation of drone food-delivery bases in Dublin remain in dispute - Dublin Inquirer

Council plans to turn St Werburgh’s church into 250-seat venue - Dublin Inquirer

New waste-to-energy incinerator possible to deal with the country’s growing river of waste - Dublin Inquirer

In Irishtown, plans for a new sports centre with two swimming pools are taking shape - Dublin Inquirer

If councils rezone more land, will it speed up house-building? - Dublin Inquirer

In Kilmore West, residents want Beaumont Hospital to do something about its staff parking everywhere - Dublin Inquirer

The closure of Coolock swimming pool has had a wide-reaching impact on the community - Dublin Inquirer

More urban and rural density could be coming to Timmins

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