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Tenants in Northbank in the north inner-city are being evicted from their home of 15 years so the developer can sell their apartment to Dublin City Council. 

Two tenants challenged their eviction at the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) and lost the case. Under the rules that governed their tenancy, landlords are allowed to evict tenants to sell the home.

Their ho...


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Passersby on Thursday late morning occasionally paused to glance at the window poster, announcing the new shop at the southern end of Rathmines.

Inside were ladders and empty white shelves. Mars Mix, an American snacks and vape shop, is "Opening Soon!", says the sign in red, white and blue.

A sister store is already open in the north inner-city on Bloom Lane, with...


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Sure, An Post plans to move its mail-sorting hubs from Crumlin, Dolphin's Barn, and Ballyfermot to near Lucan, said a spokesperson for the postal service on Thursday afternoon.

But it shouldn't lead to residents who currently use those depots as pick-up points for packages that haven't been delivered trekking to Fonthill to collect them, he said.

"Planning for the...


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The Department of Housing is reviewing social housing rents across the country with a view to standardising them nationally.

This could affect around 250,000 social tenants nationwide, and would likely mean increases for many.

Rents are currently set by councils, and so they differ from area to area – and sometimes, within council areas, between tenants of the co...


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It’s been one heck of a year, and next week, the Dublin InQuirer’s team is going to be taking our summer break. Unfortunately, that means the Things To Do newsletter will also be resting up for a few days.

In anticipation of this, and to ensure that our loyal readers are not deprived of culture for a week, this edition of the newsletter is going to include a few events ...


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