Dublin Inquirer
by Lois Kapila & Sam Tranum
Independent news for the capital. The Dublin Inquirer delivers weekly, non-profit investigations into the housing, planning, and cultural life of Dublin.
About Dublin Inquirer
The Dublin Inquirer is the 'watchdog' of the Liffey. Its weekly newsletter is famous for its 'Planning' and 'Housing' deep divesโscrutinizing every major development in the city and questioning the power of large landlords and the city council. It's unique for its community-first approach, often reporting on the 'small' stories of neighborhood gardens or local pubs that define the city's character. It is an essential read for anyone who wants a city that works for its residents.
What Makes This Newsletter Unique
Tenacious Local Watchdog. They are widely respected for their ability to follow dry council minutes and turn them into vital stories about the city's future.
Who Should Subscribe?
Dublin residents who care about the planning, housing, and cultural identity of their city.
Content Format
A friendly, information-rich weekly email with links to investigative pieces and a 'Community' section.
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Our Take: Pros & Cons
Pros
- Outstanding local planning and housing reporting
- Completely independent and transparently funded
- Strong connection to the community and local culture
Cons
- Lower frequency (weekly)
- Most deep-dive articles require a paid subscription
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it associated with the Irish Times?
No, it is a completely independent, reader-supported alternative to the major national papers.
How often is Dublin Inquirer published?
Dublin Inquirer is published weekly.
Is Dublin Inquirer free?
The pricing for Dublin Inquirer is Free / Paid. Free weekly newsletter + Paid subscription for full digital/print access.
About the Author: Lois Kapila & Sam Tranum
Lois Kapila & Sam Tranum
The Dublin Inquirer is an independent, reader-funded newsroom founded in 2015. It is known for its investigative rigor and its financial transparency, surviving as one of the few pure-play digital-first independent local outlets in Ireland.
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