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Dublin Airport resubmits plan to lift cap to 36 million passengers.

A planning application to lift the annual passenger cap at Dublin Airport to 36 million will be resubmitted by the DAA this week after Fingal County Council declared the first application invalid last month.
A war of words broke out between the council and the DAA in January after the decision to reject as invalid the first ‘no-build’ application, which involves no construction elements but relies on existing infrastructure to facilitate the increased cap. Dublin Airport is currently subject to a controversial cap of 32 million passengers a year, introduced as a planning condition attached almost 20 years ago to the construction of Terminal 2.

Fáilte Ireland wants to change vacant St Andrew’s Church site into a food hall

Fáilte Ireland wants to change the use of the St Andrew’s Church site on Suffolk Street and turn it into a food hall.
The vacant church building is owned by Fáilte Ireland and was formerly used as a tourist information centre. It has largely become known for the Molly Malone statue perched outside.
The property is almost 20,000 sq ft over three levels in the heart of Dublin city centre and adjacent to the prime shopping area of Grafton Street.

Dublin commuters express frustration due to cancellations on a number of new bus routes

Bus commuters in Dublin have said regular cancellations on a number of new bus routes operated by Go-Ahead Ireland, are proving a “big inconvenience”. Some of the routes experiencing issues include the 114, which serves Blackrock to Ticknock; the S8, from Kingswood
Avenue to Dún Laoghaire station; the S6, from Blackrock to Tallaght; and the N6, from Finglas Village to Naomh Barróg.

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