More than 25,000 bike thefts reported to gardaí since 2019
Cycling campaigners say most thefts are unreported ‘because people don’t believe anything is going to be done about their bike being stolen’
‘I was perhaps very naive leaving a €3,000 bike locked outside a building under a CCTV camera’
The rise in popularity of more ‘desirable’ expensive bikes has led to bicycle theft becoming more targeted, says one victim
Woman attacked by dogs in Dún Laoghaire left with ‘serious’ injuries
Gardaí alerted by emergency services to incident at residence in south Co Dublin
Woman (91) deemed at high risk of falling found unresponsive on hospital floor, inquest hears
Rosemary O’Neill helped to bathroom by nurse but attempted to return to her room alone having pressed assistance bell a minute earlier
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Woman with ‘phobia of choking’ died after choking on dinner in nursing home, inquest hears
Daughter of Margaret Browne (94) recalls ‘disbelief’ after learning of mother’s death shortly after she had visited her
Abuse report: Full list of 308 schools and case numbers detailed
Some 185 allegations of abuse disclosed at Spiritan-run schools in Blackrock, Co Dublin
‘Your bike could still get wet’: Review into ‘inexcusable’ €336,000 bike shed at Leinster House requested
OPW says public money must be spent ‘transparently’ as Minister of State confirms review into cost
Landlord ordered to pay damages after tenant claims to have been subjected to ‘abusive’ messages
Suzanne Moran must pay €500 in damages for ‘stress and inconvenience’ caused to Cormac Figgis
Kenilworth Square residents ‘outraged’ at planning exemptions granted to St Mary’s College
Campaign group says some of aspects of redevelopment of Victorian square in South Dublin will be ‘stadium-like’
Landlord to pay damages after withholding deposit from students who erected telephone pole ‘with consent’
No issues were raised until after the tenancy ended three years later, despite multiple visits from the landlord, RTB hears
Two men arrested following discovery of suspected cannabis and cocaine worth more than €550,000
Men (40s and 50s) arrested following garda searches in Monaghan and Galway uncovered drugs, cash, cars and Rolex watch
Two teenagers arrested after Irish chef shot dead outside his restaurant in Kansas City
Shaun Brady, originally from Nenagh, was shot in car park outside his restaurant after trying to intervene in suspected car theft
Fragile surface which man fell through known to be dangerous 15 months before death, inquest hears
Verdict of misadventure at inquest into death of John McCann who fell 24 meters to his death at Ove Arup site
Fota Wildlife Park cyberattack: Thousands may be vulnerable as financial and other personal details compromised
Cork visitor attraction ‘is in the process of contacting all potentially impacted customers’