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RedClick dublinbikes announced today that the highly popular bike-sharing scheme has officially surpassed 40 million journeys.

Dublin City Council is delighted to have been selected to join the inaugural class of the Bloomberg LSE European City Leadership Initiative

Dublin City Council is inviting the local community and sports groups in Dublin 8 to take part in an online consultation and a series of in-person events. The discussions will explore exciting new options for the area — including a consolidated depot and a potential multi-use sports pitch.

Dublin City Council welcomes today’s publication by An Coimisiún Pleanála of the Railway Order for the MetroLink project.

What Do Words Mean is an artwork made by Louis Haugh as part of his time as Biodiversity Artist in Residence programme in Dublin City Council.

Dublin City Council, in partnership with Fáilte Ireland, has been honoured with the World Festival & Event City Award at the 70th International Festivals & Events Association

From Friday 31 October to Monday 3 November, the veil lifts for four days and nights of deadly adventures in Dublin. From a spectacular Hallowe’en Weekend Macnas parade to haunted screenings to late-night cabaret to candlelit choirs, Dublin City Council Bram Stoker Festival 2025 promises an intoxicating mix of spectacle, sound and story in venues and public spaces all over the city.

Dublin City Council is proud to announce the official opening of Phase 3 of the Royal Canal Greenway. This scheme provides 2.1km of high-quality walking and cycling facilities along the banks of the Royal Canal; extending from Newcomen Bridge, North Strand to Cross Guns Bridge, Phibsborough. There is now a continuous 3.2km walking and cycling route through the north city from Phibsborough to the River Liffey.

The Lord Mayor of Dublin, Councillor Ray McAdam, this afternoon formally conferred the Freedom of the City of Dublin on President Barack Obama, in recognition of his historic achievements, his commitment to equality, and his enduring contribution to public life.

The Dublin–Belfast Economic Corridor (DBEC) Political Advisory Group held its quarterly meeting on Thursday, 25 September 2025, in the historic Oak Room, Mansion House, hosted by the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Cllr Ray McAdam. The meeting provided an excellent opportunity to highlight Dublin’s strategic role in driving economic growth, competitiveness, and connectivity along the Corridor.