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Lois Kapila

Lois Kapila

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Journalist and Editor, Dublin Inquirer

Dublin

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Total articles 232

  • By banding together for a monthly shop, a group of Dubliners pays less for healthy food

    By Lois Kapila Verified| Dublin Inquirer Verified The boxes, bags and jars stacked alongside and under and on top of the hallway table are yet to be sorted. On the wooden floor, a sack of currants sits on cans of organic tomatoes. There are jars of organic tempeh and three-fruit marmalade, and packs of coconut palm sugar. “Do you want to take the pasta?” says Barry Bryan. He picks through the plenty all around. “Well, I loooove pasta,” says Luke Sherlock, sounding as if he was rubbing his belly even though he wasn’t.

    By Lois Kapila Verified · Dublin Inquirer

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • RTB is working on a new IT system to process disputes between landlords and tenants

    By Lois Kapila Verified| Dublin Inquirer Verified The Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) is working on a new online portal, through which landlords and tenants should be able to apply and pay for dispute resolution, submit evidence, and see the progress of a case. “We are aiming to launch a full pilot version for testing by key stakeholder groups by June 2025,” said a spokesperson for the RTB on Monday. “We expect the platform will be available to all RTB customers by Q4 2025,” they said.

    By Lois Kapila Verified · Dublin Inquirer

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • By banding together for a monthly shop, a group of Dubliners pays less for healthy food

    By Lois Kapila Verified| Dublin Inquirer Verified The boxes, bags and jars stacked alongside and under and on top of the hallway table are yet to be sorted. On the wooden floor, a sack of currants sits on cans of organic tomatoes. There are jars of organic tempeh and three-fruit marmalade, and packs of coconut palm sugar. “Do you want to take the pasta?” says Barry Bryan. He picks through the plenty all around. “Well, I loooove pasta,” says Luke Sherlock, sounding as if he was rubbing his belly even though he wasn’t.

    By Lois Kapila Verified · Dublin Inquirer

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Dublin Inquirer

Dublin Inquirer is an independent, local newspaper based in Ireland's capital, publishing online weekly and in print monthly. We focus on producing quality original journalism about Dublin City Council, housing, homelessness, transport, immigrant life in the city, the environment, arts and food. We are mostly reader-funded through subscriptions.

Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland

Founded: 2015