• Your vote is a valuable right, but you must be registered to use it. Find out who can vote in Irish elections, what you can vote for, and how to check or update your details online.

  • Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council has announced local traffic management arrangements will be in place for the following locations this week due to telecommunications works: Clonskeagh Road-Belfield Close21 & 22 October 2026 from 10:00 to 16:00 hours. Farranboley23 October 2026, no hours indicated.

  • Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council has approved the Dublin Marathon Group‘s recent application for temporary road closures next Sunday, 25 October 2026. From 09:20 to 16:30 hours next Sunday, the following roads in the county will be closed to traffic: A number of roads in both the City and Fingal County will be closed temporarily…

  • Driving along Roebuck Road on Tuesday? Traffic restrictions could affect your journey. Find out when the works will take place and why the road will be affected.

  • Work has begun on 129 new social and affordable homes on Dundrum Road. Who will benefit, what will the development provide, and when is it due to be ready? Here are the key facts.

  • Construction has officially begun on 934 new homes in Dundrum. What will the first phase bring, and when are the homes expected to be ready? Here are the key facts about this major local development.

  • More than 70 residents came to discover the architectural gems around Clonskeagh. From Georgian homes to Art Deco and modern buildings, Robin Mandal revealed the stories behind places many of us pass every day.

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    How noisy is Clonskeagh? You can now check local noise levels for yourself. Find out where the Council’s eight monitors are located and check the nearest one to Clonskeagh.

  • More than 300 people packed Taney Parish Hall over the Dundrum Bus Layover Plan. What are the main concerns, who controls the project, and what happens next?

  • Dundrum is set for major changes, from new bus layovers and routes, public spaces to revised junctions and safer streets. Find out what is planned, when it may happen, and when you can have your say.

  • Installing a new crane at Dún Brí could mean no passage on the Dundrum Road this weekend. Find out when the work will take place and what local residents and drivers need to expect.

  • How much of Clonskeagh’s history do you really know? Discover the hidden stories behind its historic buildings and landmarks, and join a fellow resident and leading conservation architect for an evening of local heritage.

  • Be prepared!

    A power cut, storm or water outage can disrupt your home with little warning. Find out what the Irish Government and Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council say you should do before an emergency happens.

  • The Council’s new litter plan could shape how clean our streets are for the next three years. But is it strong enough? Here is what CRA wants changed.

  • A new bus plan could change traffic, parking and the look of nearby Dundrum. Here’s what is proposed, what local people have said, and why a community meeting matters.

  • Meet & Greet

    Ever wonder what your neighbours really think about Clonskeagh? A good number of local residents turned out this weekend to find out — and to have their say. Here’s what happened.

  • Four tower cranes are about to appear on Dundrum Road. See what’s already completed at Dún Brí, and what’s coming next for the site.

  • More substantial changes are planned for a nearby road you are likely to use—but if you don’t speak up now, you’ll live with the outcome. Here’s what’s proposed and how it could affect you.

  • A new Residents’ Association Committee is tackling local concerns, planning new projects and bringing neighbours together. Find out what has been done so far, what is coming next, and how you can stay informed locally.

  • Putting out your bins for collection may seem simple. But getting the timing, sorting or storage wrong could mean you are breaking the local waste bye-laws. Two Clonskeagh neighbours, Joe and Jack, chat about how to deal with bins.

  • Discover the stories, places and people that shaped Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown this August. Enjoy free guided walks and tours across the county, explore hidden local history and visit fascinating heritage sites. Many events fill up quickly, so book your place as soon as you can.

  • Uisce Éireann are fixing a major water pipeline this Bank Holiday weekend. This could affect you. Want to learn more?

  • Works at Dún Brí (formerly Dundrum Central) have stepped up over the past month. They are continuing to accelerate and you need to know what lies ahead.

  • The diggers have arrived—and Clonskeagh’s newest housing development is now underway. Here’s what’s happening and what it means for your neighbourhood.

  • Could your road have a stronger voice in local decisions? If you want to help shape Clonskeagh’s future, this opportunity could be exactly what you’ve been waiting for.