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Allta review: 'The tables for two are too small and the service not as smooth as it should be – but there's no doubting Niall Davidson's talent'

I walk the loop around Grand Canal Dock with my dogs most days. We pass the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre and the shiny tech offices and apartment buildings along Hanover Quay before crossing the three lock bridges beside the graving dock where the rusting MV Naomh Eanna, which once ferried passengers to and from the Aran Islands, lists sadly. Then we head along the Dodder, beside the hoardings covered in graffiti art, and cross over Ringsend Bridge before turning for home past the Aviva Stadium.

Dee Woods Makes Judgement On Innocence Of Bono

New Garda station needed to combat growing crime in Dublin's docklands, forum says – The Irish Times

Statutory body monitoring area’s development says current policing resources ‘not delivering a safe environment’

U2 museum and visitor centre in Dublin back on track

U2 museum in Dublin is back on track.  The Irish supergroup’s old studio at Hanover Quay is set to become one of Ireland’s top tourist attractions.

Dublin City Council told to urgently address antisocial behaviour and 'chronic shortage' of up to 50,000 homes in Docklands

Dublin City Council (DCC) should “urgently address” what is described as a “chronic shortage” of up to 50,000 housing units in the capital’s Docklands.

Glass Bottle site developers offer 86 affordable homes to Government but only 25 taken up

Site consortium has selected Sisk to build the first phase of the Dublin 4 development, which will include 570 homes

Fintan O'Toole: A tiny area of Dublin is Ireland's most segregated district – The Irish Times

The poorest part of inner-city Dublin is the triangle formed by the Customs House, the Royal Canal and the Liffey

Arts Plan. – Wednesday, 24 Sep 2008 – Parliamentary Questions (30th Dáil) – Houses of the Oireachtas

Who are Prof Niamh Brennan and Dr Margaret Cullen, the two women overseeing Government's RTÉ reviews?

Media Minister Catherine Martin announced the commissioning of a “root and branch examination” of RTÉ following revelations of “shocking governance failures” at the broadcaster.