The updated design creates a safer, greener&more accessible public space–shaped by thousands of submissions and extensive engagement since 2024.
Open until 11 March 2026.
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The updated design creates a safer, greener&more accessible public space–shaped by thousands of submissions and extensive engagement since 2024.
Open until 11 March 2026.
Have your say→ engage.dublincity.ie
- me covering my knees watching them ski moguls at the Olympics
- me covering my knees watching them ski moguls at the Olympics
Content warning: This thread will mention anti-intersex discrimination, FGM practices and body shaming.
Content warning: This thread will mention anti-intersex discrimination, FGM practices and body shaming.
No hi-vis. No helmet mandates.
People cycle because it’s safe — by design.
This is what cycling should look like.
Ireland is moving in the opposite direction. Instead of designing safe places to cycle, we're blaming the people cycling...
No hi-vis. No helmet mandates.
People cycle because it’s safe — by design.
This is what cycling should look like.
Ireland is moving in the opposite direction. Instead of designing safe places to cycle, we're blaming the people cycling...
I started writing the column a few weeks before becoming a dad, so I've never parented without it.
I'll miss it more than I express in words, but I had a go anyway.
observer.co.uk/news/columni...
I started writing the column a few weeks before becoming a dad, so I've never parented without it.
I'll miss it more than I express in words, but I had a go anyway.
observer.co.uk/news/columni...
In case you think it couldn’t happen here
In case you think it couldn’t happen here
This satirical front page imagined a Trump presidency in 2016. Critics (including Trump himself) dismissed it as "alarmist" and "propaganda" at the time.
Do these headlines feel normal today? Even...quaint?
If so: we have grown more accepting of what was once unthinkable.
This satirical front page imagined a Trump presidency in 2016. Critics (including Trump himself) dismissed it as "alarmist" and "propaganda" at the time.
Do these headlines feel normal today? Even...quaint?
If so: we have grown more accepting of what was once unthinkable.