City Architects with Andrew Devonport
Jun 23, 202626m
We speak to Andrew Devonport on the role our City Architect office in creating an attractive, liveability and sustainable built environment.
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The What's the Story, Dublin? podcast describes the work of the various sections and departments of Dublin City Council. It offers information on the services and support that those living and working in Dublin can avail of, and shares news of the Council's latest initiatives and events.
Dublin City Council hosts What's the Story, Dublin?, a government show with 31 episodes published.
We speak to Andrew Devonport on the role our City Architect office in creating an attractive, liveability and sustainable built environment.
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Dig into the many levels of Dublin's fascinating past as we speak to Ruth Johnson on how the Council's archaeology section unearths the city's history.
In this episode of What’s the Story, Dublin?, brought to you by Dublin City Council, we sit down with John Stack from the Nature-Based Surface Water Projects Unit to explore how the city is working to improve the health
In this episode of What’s the Story, Dublin?, brought to you by Dublin City Council, we sit down with Ray Yeates, Dublin’s City Arts Officer, to explore how the arts shape the life of the city. Ray talks about the role o
Sabrina Dekker explains some of the challenges and potentials solution to Dublin becoming a climate resilient city.
The recent Saint Patrick's Day parade brought over half a million revellers into the city which, as you can imagine produced a lot of rubbish. In this episode we talk to Sean Michael Larkin from our waste management sect
In this episode of What’s the Story, Dublin?, we speak to Reuben Hambakachere about his role as Integration Support Coordinator in Dublin City Council and the career path that led him there. The Local Authority Integrati
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We are delighted to be joined by Chief Executive of Dublin City Council Richard Shakespeare on this episode of What’s the Story, Dublin? as he reflects on the career path that led to his role and delves into his focus on
In this episode of What’s the Story, Dublin? we discuss the Area Offices of Dublin City Council. We look at why Dublin city is structured in this way and at services that locals can avail of from the Area Offices. Aoife
There is a lot more to traffic management in Dublin citythan you would think, as this episode with Executive Manager of Traffic Brendan O’Brien reveals. Brendan speaks to us about how infrastructure, streetdesign, conges
Jessica O’Donnell, who is the Head of Education at Hugh Lane Gallery, where she has worked for the past 25 years, joins us on the What’s the Story, Dublin? Podcast. We learn about the history of HLG and about the refurbi
In this special, festive episode of What’s the Story, Dublin? we are joined by Tony Smithers, Head of Events & Filming Unit, as we look at some of the exciting events in Dublin city for Christmas 2025. Join us as we go b
What is the Dublin City Council Culture Company, and in what ways has it contributed to culture and the arts in Dublin City? Iseult Dunne, who is CEO at Dublin City Council Culture Company, and Linda Devlin, who is Direc
Have you ever wondered what exactly an Assistant Chief Executive does and what are they responsible for? In this latest episode of What’s the Story, Dublin? The Official Dublin City Council, we’re looking at this role of
A huge amount of work and organisation goes into keeping the streets of Dublin city clean. In today’s What’s the Story, Dublin? episode, we’re lookingat Dublin City Council’s waste management services. Sid Daly, Public D
In our latest episode of What's the Story, Dublin? The Official Dublin City Council Podcast, we’re looking at the Biodiversity Artist in Residence programme, which is funded by Creative Ireland under the Creative Climate
What kind of activities is Comhairle na nÓg (Youth Council) involved with and how can young people get involved? In this latest episode of What’s the Story, Dublin? we’re speaking with 14-year-old Chairperson Aaron Kiern
The Dublin Festival of History is an annual free festival,brought to you by Dublin City Council and organised by Dublin City Libraries, in partnership with the Dublin City Council Culture Company. Now in its thirteenth y
Brendan O’Brien
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1 appearance on this show
Brendan O’Brien
natural fertility consultant and author of Getting Pregnant When the Body Says No · Bluelight
1 appearance on this show
Ruth Johnson
City Council archaeology section
1 appearance on this show
Reuben Hambakachere
Dublin City Council
1 appearance on this show
beirt intéirneach
Scoil Fiontar, Ollscoil Chathair Bhaile Átha Cliath
1 appearance on this show
Richard Shakespeare
Dublin City Council
1 appearance on this show
Jessica O’Donnell
Hugh Lane Gallery
1 appearance on this show
Aidan Blighe
Dublin City Council
1 appearance on this show
Ruth Carroll
Dublin City Council
1 appearance on this show
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