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Dublin family at wits end as home under siege from intimidating drug addicts

One young family faces a 'nightmare' on their doorstep every time they leave their Dublin city centre home. For the last 18 months, Karol Wisniewski, his partner Paulina Kepinska and their children Julia, 7, and Sabina, 4, have been living in what they describe as a 'dump'.

Irish Mirror

Family trapped in living hell as home under siege from intimidating drug addicts

EXCLUSIVE: The young family are afraid to leave their home as drug addicts shoot heroin, smoke crack and go to the bathroom right on their doorstep

Dublin Live

Council will defend 'de-zoning' of St Anne's Park despite DCC boss's advice

Property Group Marlet, which owns the site, had threatened to sue the Council which they said would "cost the taxpayer hundreds of thousands of euros in legal costs"

Dublin Live

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Iveagh Markets preservation works to finally begin after years of decay

The works have been estimated to cost €12 million - and it is expected the Government will pay the bill

Dublin Live

Dolphins Challenge Cancer event rides in February

The initiative raised over $8 million in 2022.

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Five-month-old baby has '20 year smoker's cough because of mouldy home'

Seven people across three generations are living in the Dublin flat, all of whom have been on antibiotics to combat illnesses they contracted they say as a result of the damp conditions

Daily Mirror

Five-month-old baby has 20 year smoker's cough resident says, down to mould in Council housing

The baby has a shadow on her lung and everyone in the house has been on antibiotics

Dublin Live

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Dublin City Council staff physically assaulted 166 times over the past five years

DCC boss Owen Keegan previously raised concerns about sending litter wardens into blackspots because "there is a high risk they will be assaulted"

Dublin Live

Hotel at Merchant's Arch refused planning due to 'overconcentration' fears

DCC rejected the plans for the hotel at China Blue due to "significant" concerns of an "overconcentration" of licensed premises and hotels in Temple Bar

Dublin Live

Less than half of 2,000 illegal dumping fines in Dublin paid in last two years

Dublin City Council figures released to Independent Councillor Noeleen Reilly, show less than half of the 2,152 fines issued from the start of 2020 to July in 2022 were paid

Dublin Live

Dublin City Council boss calls groups providing tents to homeless people 'virtue signallers'

Owen Keegan, who will step down from the DCC chief executive role in September 2023, said the council fundamentally disagree with the provision of homeless services on the street

Dublin Live

The best places to see Christmas lights in Dublin

We did a walkthrough looking at the best of the city centre, and we've picked out a few of our highlights below

Dublin Live

Tactical response model puts pressure on police staffing

A review of police’s tactical response model has shown frontline officers feel safer under the changes, but the pilot has strained staff resources and left some rural communities out in the cold

Newsroom.co.nz

Dublin City Council to trial open network for free Wi-Fi in city centre

The decision comes as part of the European Commission’s WiFi4EU initiative

Dublin Live

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Developers threaten to sue Dublin City Council over St Anne's Raheny wild geese 'de-zoning'

"We will be compelled to bring legal action which will consume valuable court time and resources and cost the taxpayer hundreds of thousands of euros in legal costs"

Dublin Live

Complaints from neighbours about flat where man was stabbed 'not listened to', councillor claims

David Ennis, aged in his late 30s, was stabbed at an apartment in Claddagh Court flat complex for older people in Ballyfermot last night

Dublin Live

Council 'extremely limited' in how they save over 100 people from homelessness

Over 100 people face homelessness as apartment block owner looks to sell

Benzinga

Marijuana Regulators In Nevada, Colorado Market, Cannabis Education New Mexico, California Grant

Cannabis Consumption Lounge Licenses In Nevada Last year, Gov. Steve Sisolak (D) signed a bill from Assemblyman Steve Yeager (D) legalizing consumption lounges in Nevada.

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Dublin Live

Dublin City Council considering hiking parking fees for 'gas guzzling' cars with higher emissions

A DCC review is investigating the feasibility of implementing "differential parking charges" for different vehicle types

Dublin Live

Sandymount residents 'spitting thumb tacks' in rage over Strand Road works

One mother was nearly brought to tears after the ordeal of bringing her children to school through the "sea of car fumes" caused by the extra traffic

Dublin Live

Tenants in city centre preparing to protest after all 35 apartments in block served eviction notices

The landlord has decided to sell the entire building and served tenants with eviction notices last week

Dublin Live

Dublin TD joins calls for Council chief Owen Keegan to resign

Dublin Central TD Gary Gannon, who was a Councillor on DCC for six years, also called for Mr Keegan to resign

Dublin Live

Bus driver shortage could delay planned traffic ban on College Green

Traffic lanes are set to be removed to make way for pedestrianised and public space on the square from next year

Benzinga

Cannabis Enforcement Task Force Destroys $15M In Illegal Marijuana As CA Gov. & AG Crack Down On Criminal Operations

California governor Gavin Newsom’s recently established Unified Enforcement Task Force (UCETF) in an effort to crack down on illegal marijuana operations, which have been an ongoing problem in the state for a while now.

Dublin Live

Open House Dublin 2022 to see capital's most iconic buildings available to public for one weekend

Over the three days there will be more than 150 tours

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