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Events in Dublin City Centre
Thursday the 17th of June 2010
Free Events in City Centre
Read Article >>50th anniversary of Alliance Francaise
Thursday the 10th of June 2010
Get into the City Centre 13-18 July 2010 and experience a little bit of France
Read Article >>Summer in Dublin City Centre 2010!
Thursday the 3rd of June 2010
Highlights of Dublin City Centre Events
Read Article >>The Launch of Summer in Dublin City Centre 2010
Wednesday the 2nd of June 2010
Capital’s Family Event Programme to Capture Home Tourism Market.
Read Article >>City Manager addresses DCBA & Dublin Civic Trust
Friday the 30th of April 2010
Dublin's Historic Core Report launched
Read Article >>Defining Dublin's Historic Core
Wednesday the 28th of April 2010
An article published in The Irish Times, 27 May 2010, about the Dublin Civic Trust/DCBA Report on Defining Dublin's Historic Core.
Read Article >>Debate on the directly elected mayor expands
Wednesday the 7th of April 2010
Dermot Lacey, a Labour Councillor for the Pembroke-Rathmines constituency, a former Lord Mayor of Dublin and Cathaoirleach of the Dublin Regional Authority gives his views on the directly elected mayor.
For Ireland’s sake, Dublin needs to run Dublin. The present situation in which an array of disinterested Quangos, largely unaccountable State Bodies and often disconnected Departments, interfere in the affairs of the County without any appreciable knowledge or sympathy for the Region, cannot be allowed to continue. Quite simply Dublin deserves better.
Read Article >>Brown Thomas to open on Easter Sunday
Monday the 29th of March 2010
A number of car parks and other businesses in City Centre including Brown Thomas will be open on Easter Sunday.
Read Article >>DCBA Chairman, David McCormick addresses AGM
Friday the 26th of March 2010
A 'disconnect' identified between business and Government ideology for City Centre
Read Article >>Former Lord Mayor says there is no Dublin Agenda at national level
Thursday the 25th of March 2010
Eibhlin Byrne, former Lord Mayor of Dublin, tells DCBA AGM that at national level there is no Dublin Agenda. This is short-sighted in the extreme because a high functioning, economically successful capital is fundamental to this country’s recovery
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