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Residents say he increase of transient type accommodation will have a negative impact on the current community in the Liberties.
It was built “nearly 250 years ago and was not designed or constructed for intensive daily use,” the Irish Georgian Society said.
The Liberties was shut down for the day as fans and friends gathered for the funeral of Brendan Grace.
The new beds will be operated by Global Student Accommodation.
There’s been disagreement over whether a First World War memorial should be placed in the ‘peace’ park.
Dublin City Council gave the green light to the 185-bedroom hotel last month.
“We’re planting something that’s going to grow in Spring, so we’re hoping we get to stay,” a spokesperson told TheJournal.ie.
Dublin City Council says it is ‘difficult’ to find an alternative spot for the allotment holders.
There have been some great characters in The Liberties over the years, writes Josie Sheehan.
Quotes, stories and jokes from inner-city residents, all cast in bronze.
It’s the second time in a week that the bomb squad has been called to an incident in Dublin.
A number of students have complained about loud construction work ongoing since October.
Concerns have been raised at the pace of change in one of Dublin’s oldest areas.
The park, located in the heart of the Liberties, was opened in September last year.
An Taisce thinks redevelopment of Newmarket Square will “erase” the area’s qualities.
Gardai confirmed a number of searches took place this morning.
The quarter will be a mixed use area with commercial, office and residential space and will be fully integrated into the wider Liberties area.
“There’s a relationship between green space and mental health of those living around it,” one campaigner said.
The regeneration would sustain 1,700 permanent jobs, its planners said.
We look at how business is faring in the Dublin neighbourhood as it undergoes regeneration.
The Musical Slave recently released a music video which focuses on the two and a half years she spent in The Liberties in Dublin and the people she met there.
Dublin City Council says it is reacting to a “humanitarian crisis”.
A new programme has encouraged residents of the historical district to write about their area.
Dublin Cookie Co is coming to town.
Multinational animal feed player to build distillery on site of St James’s church where Daniel O’Connell laid foundation stone.
Part of the historic Marshalsea debtors prison will also be refurbished to create more office space for tech firms.
The St Nicholas of Myra centre in The Liberties in Dublin’s inner city had become a hub for people in the area – but now it faces the same fate as so many community centres.
Photographer Karl Martini captured kids, shopkeepers and passers-by in The Liberties.
W.B. Yeats was poor at spelling and Samuel Beckett was born on a Friday 13th…just some of the facts you will learn at the newly-opened Dublin Writers’ exhibition.