Capel Street and Parliament Street to be pedestrianised on weekend nights
Six-week trial planned while businesses appeal for removal of loading bays on full-time basis
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Six-week trial planned while businesses appeal for removal of loading bays on full-time basis
Dublin football club Bohemians have a new strip. It was created in association with and featuring lyrics from Grammy-nominated Irish rock band Fontaines DC. Fifteen per cent of the proceeds from sales of the new strip will go to the homelessness charity Focus Ireland. âThe jersey has a real homage to Dublin on it,â says Dan Lambert, 34-year-old co-owner (with his sister) of the Bang Bang café in Phibsborough, manager of the hip hop combo Kneecap and the recently-appointed chief operating officer of Bohemians whose main partner, Des Kelly Interiors, supported the new strip. â...
An unusual combination, but one of Ireland’s leading rock bands, grammy-nominated Fontaines DC, will feature on the front of Bohemians jersey this season in a joint bid to tackle homelessness.
Ashurst opens Dublin office to maintain its EU competition law practice 04 March 2021 Ashurst opens Dublin office to maintain its EU competition law practice New Irish rules prevent dual-qualified lawyers practising in Ireland without a physical presence in the country SAKhanPhotography: Shutterstock Ashurst has become the latest UK law firm to open a Dublin office in response to Brexit and restrictions on practising EU law in the 27-nation bloc. While Ashurst already has seven offices across mainland Europe, the new Dublin office will allow the firm to more easily maintain its EU competiti...
4 steps to make Dublin a better walking city Updated / Friday, 15 Jan 2021 15:42 "Standing on Grattan Bridge in Dublin's city centre, it's 2km to either the Royal or the Grand Canal, Docklands or the Phoenix Park." Photo: Getty Images Analysis: from more trees to fewer cars, turning cities into better walking environments is of benefit to all Sir, One of the loveliest thing about walking down Dublin's O'Connell Street this week was the sound of human voices, for once not drowned out by cars. Well done, Dublin City Council, for injecting some soul back into our city. - Yours, etc. (A letter ...