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Sustainable Deliveries with Dublin City Council

By admin 10 September 2018

Dublin City Council has drafted new bylaws extending an environmental scheme known as the ‘Last Mile Delivery’ plan. The scheme has been previously tested last year with UPS delivery company in collaboration with Dublin City Council. In decreasing the use of around 200 vans deliveries throughout the city, the scheme’s success hopes to ease traffic […]

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Dublin City Council Proposes Pedestrian, Cycle-Only Bridge

By Jack Mullen 12 June 2018

Dublin City Council has proposed a pedestrian and cycle-only bridge to cross the River Liffey from Blood Stoney Road to New Wapping Street along the Dublin Docklands. The bridge, being called the Blood Stoney Bridge, would feature a cycling path in the center with walking paths on either side. It would also be an opening […]

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Upgraded Free Cycle Parking Facility Opens In Drury Street Car Park

By Nick Fitzgerald 12 June 2018

Dublin City Council’s upgraded free cycle parking facility was opened today in Drury Street Car Park by Lord Mayor of Dublin, Mícheál Mac Donncha. The expanded unit now has a capacity to hold 332 bicycles. This is twice the capacity of the original facility opened in 2009, the Council have said. Facilities which have been upgraded […]

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Nicholas O’Dwyer Ltd Appointed To Lead Design Of Poddle Relief Scheme

By Nick Fitzgerald 29 May 2018

South Dublin County Council have appointed Nicholas O’Dwyer Ltd to lead the design of the landmark Poddle Flood Alleviation Scheme. The project, expected to cost a total of €7 million, aims to address past extensive flooding, costing life and causing damage to resources and businesses along the River Poddle and to protect property. Funded by the […]

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Tall Ships Sail Into Dublin Over Bank Holiday Weekend

By Nick Fitzgerald 29 May 2018

Seventeen Tall Ships will sail into Dublin Port this bank holiday weekend from Friday, June 1st to Monday, June 4th. The spectacle comes as part of the Tall Ships Regatta 2018 which feature the ships racing from Liverpool all the way to Dublin. They will then continue on to the historic Bay of Biscay, finishing […]

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Dublin City Announces Major White-Water Course In Planning For George’s Dock

By admin 18 April 2018

Dublin City Council has invited tenders for the design of a 250 metre white-water course on George’s Dock, beside the CHQ building in the IFSC. The plan could include a lido, or public pool. The white-water course is expected to cost up to €15m. The dock currently has a platform which is used for events […]

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Online Roadmap: The Entrepreneur Business Development Journey

By Nick Fitzgerald 17 April 2018

Created by the Digital Skills Academy in partnership with Dublin City Council, “The Roadmap: A Digital Start-Up Journey” was developed for LEO Dublin City with plans to expand to different LEO websites across the country. A new online application that acts as a roadmap to aid start-ups and entrepreneurs along their business development journey has […]

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Two Irish Authors Shortlisted For Literary Award Worth €100,000

By Nick Fitzgerald 5 April 2018

Two Irish authors have been shortlisted for the International Dublin Literary Award 2018 worth €100,000. The Lesser Bohemians by Eimear McBride and Solar Bones by Mike McCormack are among eight additional novels created by writers from across the world to be shortlisted. Six out of the ten novels are in translation from France, Germany, Italy, […]

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Single Use Plastics Set To Be Banned By Dublin City Council

By Nick Fitzgerald 30 March 2018

Dublin City Council are currently working towards banning single use plastic cups, such as disposable coffee cups, in their offices and areas within their control according to a statement. The decision to do so was brought on following a series of motions submitted by Green Party Councillor Claire Byrne in the Environment Strategic Policy Committee. Dublin […]

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Celebrating The Memory of Irish Suffragette Hanna Sheehy Skeffington

By Nick Fitzgerald 8 February 2018

It has been confirmed that a blue plaque is to be erected at the Ship Street entrance of Dublin Castle in commemoration of Irish suffragette Hanna Sheehy Skeffington. The plaque will be erected by Dublin City Council to honour where one of Ireland’s most iconic figures smashed windows in protest against women not having the […]

Sustainable Deliveries with Dublin City Council

Dublin City Council Proposes Pedestrian, Cycle-Only Bridge

Upgraded Free Cycle Parking Facility Opens In Drury Street Car Park

Nicholas O’Dwyer Ltd Appointed To Lead Design Of Poddle Relief Scheme

Tall Ships Sail Into Dublin Over Bank Holiday Weekend

Dublin City Announces Major White-Water Course In Planning For George’s Dock

Online Roadmap: The Entrepreneur Business Development Journey

Two Irish Authors Shortlisted For Literary Award Worth €100,000

Single Use Plastics Set To Be Banned By Dublin City Council

Celebrating The Memory of Irish Suffragette Hanna Sheehy Skeffington

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