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What's the Story, Dublin?

Booking Overview

A Dublin City Council-focused series introducing the work of different city departments—how services operate and how recent initiatives and events impact residents and businesses. For PR pros, it offers a predictable pipeline of local public-sector expertise and institutional stakeholders as guests.

Metrics

Episodes: 32

Frequency: Every two weeks

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: < 100

Gender skew: Neutral

Listener location: Ireland

YouTube: 3.1k subscribers

Instagram: 57.0k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

central@dublincity.ie

north.central@dublincity.ie

northwestarea@dublincity.ie

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Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
Public-sector or institutional leaders and subject-matter experts within/for Dublin City Council (e.g., department leads such as City Architect, city coordination, archaeology).
Required Achievements:  
Held senior or specialist roles in municipal service areas, Led departmental or cross-stakeholder initiatives, Produced/publicized applied expertise in built environment, coordination, or archaeology

Recent Guest Discussions

Andrew Devonport - Role Of The City Architect Office In Creating An Attractive, Liveable, And Sustainable Built Environment.

Karl Mitchell - Dublin City Co-ordination Office And Aligning Stakeholders To Create A Thriving And Vibrant Urban Environment.

Ruth Johnson - How The Council’s Archaeology Section Unearths Dublin’s History.

Recent Topics

Local Government, Urban Planning, Public Services, Heritage, Architecture

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
What's the Story, Dublin?
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Country music star Sandy Kelly on Eurovision, Johnny Cash and Dublin City Council Ceol Country

August 25, 2026

Country music star Sandy Kelly joins us on the What’s the Story, Dublin? Podcast today to talk about her impressive career and this weekend’s Dublin City Council Ceol Country event.Sandy tells us about how music was always a family affairand about the highs and lows of performing in Eurovision, representing Ireland in the year 1982 as a member of the band The Duskeys.We also talk about her friendship with the iconic JohnnyCash, and about the current scene of country music and music more gener...

What makes City Architects different? (with Andrew Devonport)

June 23, 2026

We speak to Andrew Devonport on the role our City Architects office in creating liveability and an attractive and sustainable built environment.City Architects is a Division within the Housing and Community Services Department, providing architectural,urban design and conservation services on a cross-departmental basis.The Team also provide strategic architectural advice in relation to the Council’s vision for the future of Dublin. City Architects has particular expertise in housing design, s...

What does City Co-Ordination involve? (with Karl Mitchell)

June 09, 2026

Cities are complex places with many stakeholders required to create a thriving and vibrant urban environment. Dublin's city co-ordination office helps to align the various businesses and organisations vested in the city's success.On today’s episode, we talk to the Head of the City Co-Ordination Office, Karl Mitchell, about what his work entails. City co-ordination is a relatively new office that emerged during the pandemic to encourage the public to come outside and engage with Dublin...

Frequently asked questions

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What's the Story, Dublin?
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How do I get in touch with What's the Story, Dublin??

Its publicly listed emails are central@dublincity.ie, north.central@dublincity.ie, and northwestarea@dublincity.ie. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for What's the Story, Dublin??

The publicly listed emails for What's the Story, Dublin?: central@dublincity.ie, north.central@dublincity.ie, and northwestarea@dublincity.ie.

How many listeners does What's the Story, Dublin? have?

Podseeker estimates What's the Story, Dublin? reaches fewer than 100 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for What's the Story, Dublin??

What's the Story, Dublin? typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Public-sector or institutional leaders and subject-matter experts within/for Dublin City Council (e.g., department leads such as City Architect, city coordination, archaeology). Common among recent guests: Held senior or specialist roles in municipal service areas; Led departmental or cross-stakeholder initiatives; Produced/publicized applied expertise in built environment, coordination, or archaeology. Recent guests include Andrew Devonport, Karl Mitchell, and Ruth Johnson.

How hard is it to get booked on What's the Story, Dublin??

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does What's the Story, Dublin? cover?

Recent episodes cover Local Government, Urban Planning, Public Services, Heritage, and Architecture. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Publicly listed emails

central@dublincity.ie

north.central@dublincity.ie

northwestarea@dublincity.ie

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