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Dublin City Council Sensoria, the award-winning neurodivergent friendly festival for all, returns to Merrion Square Park on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 April, bringing a vibrant, inclusive, fun and free cultural experience to the heart of Dublin city.

Tuath Housing Sees Strong demand as over 8,000 register interest ahead of launch

Secondary school students across Dublin City are using creativity and storytelling to explore environmental issues as part of the Rubbish Film Festival, an all-Ireland initiative that challenges young people to respond to the climate crisis through short films.

Dublin City Council, with the support of the National Transport Authority, is engaging in a small pilot project which will see around 40 cycle lockers of different types being installed in various locations around the city centre.

Dublin City Council (DCC) today announced the launch of a significant programme to progress the construction of approximately 4,000 new homes on more than 30 sites across Dublin over the next four years. This initiative marks one of the largest direct build housing programmes undertaken by a Local Authority.

Dublin City Council today marked a major milestone in the regeneration of Constitution Hill, with the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Councillor Ray McAdam

Important changes to the plans for Dalymount Park will ensure the best possible facilities for fans and players, the Lord Mayor of Dublin has said.

Dublin City Council would like to thank all its more than 450 hard-working Waste Management staff for their excellent efforts to clean the city after a very busy few days over the St Patrick’s Festival.

Dublin City Council is today reminding everyone who lives and/or works within the Dublin City Council area to take part in the Citizen Sentiment Survey, which remains open until 20 March 2026.

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