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Dublin City Council is pleased to announce that the proposed redevelopment of Cromcastle Court and the Old Coalyard site in Coolock

Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow Rain Warning until 23:00 Wednesday, 18 February 2026

Dublin City Council is delighted to have been shortlisted for 8 projects at the LAMA Awards. The Local Authority Members Association (LAMA) Awards showcase outstanding local initiatives, honour unsung heroes and acknowledge the remarkable contributions that enrich and strengthen our communities.

The week will feature events within Dublin that cover a range of climate themes and will showcase ongoing projects, objectives and the collaborative effort of the four Dublin local authorities in taking climate change action.

Since Thursday evening (12 February), Dublin City Council has been actively responding to and monitoring elevated surface and river water levels across the city, and managing risks closely with Uisce Éireann, Waterways Ireland and the ESB (Liffey river volumes).

Dublin City Council is actively monitoring elevated surface water levels across the city, particularly in the River Liffey in the general vicinity of Chapelizod.

The decision to overturn planning for the expansion of the Rotunda Hospital is deeply disappointing for the community, patients and hospital staff, the Lord Mayor of Dublin has said.

Dublin City Council has approved an ambitious action plan to make Ireland’s capital the first Autism Friendly Capital in the world, in partnership with AsIAm, Ireland’s Autism Charity.

Dublin City Council invites interested parties to participate in a Pre Market Consultation (PMC) in advance of a competitive dialogue process for delivering new housing in partnership with the private sector.

Yesterday evening and overnight (Fri 13 Feb), Dublin City experienced exceptionally heavy rainfall. A total of 46mm was recorded at the Mellowes Road rain gauge, with 9.6mm falling within a single hour.