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Dublin City Council invites everyone to enjoy TradFest 2026, as music, culture and winter warmth fill the city centre from 21–25 January.

Dublin City Council has announced the appointment of six Historians in Residence who will work across the city throughout 2026 and 2027, supporting communities, schools, and local organisations to explore and celebrate the rich history of Dublin.

The latest PMI survey from S&P Global shows that business activity in Dublin’s private sector increased solidly during the fourth quarter of 2025.

Dublin City Council is calling on Dubliners to get their new year fitness journey off to a great start by joining one the Council’s Sports and Fitness Centres.

Applications for 56 new Cost Rental homes in in Oscar Traynor Woods will open at 9am on Wednesday 14 January.

Dublin City Council is delighted to announce that its first ever ‘Twinkletown’ Christmas festival, which was held in Smithfield, generated €12m for the local economy.

Dublin City Council, with the support of the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport, is delighted to announce the launch of ‘Dublin Nights Mapped’, a new interactive map showcasing things to do in Dublin after 6pm - from late cafés and cultural spaces to activities and free outdoor spots.

Dublin City Council is pleased with the results of today’s latest IBAL survey, which clearly shows that the Council’s new 3 pillar waste strategy is working.

Dublin City Council is pleased to announce that it has commenced procurement, in partnership with the National Development Finance Agency, for the delivery of 244 homes.

Dublin City Council is pleased to announce the official opening of a new playground in Chapelizod, located within the scenic Liffey Valley Park.