Man due in court over death in Co Dublin last summer
James ‘Jake’ Berney, a father and grandfather in his 50s, died from stab wounds in June
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Relatives feared for safety of Oísin Reddin (12) in ongoing custody battle with father
Latest hearing in custody battle was due week after next for boy who gardaí believe was murdered by his father, Wayne O’Reilly
Dublin City Council targets 113 ‘inactive’ developments that could provide 13,000 homes
Council to ‘seek out’ owners without planning permission for lands that could accommodate at least 100 social homes
Father and son (11) found dead at two separate Dublin houses named
Gardaí suspect murder-suicide following discovery of remains of Wayne O’Reilly (48) and son Oisín
Storm Goretti passes Ireland with little impact
Met Éireann says track of weather system changed, while Britain took the brunt
Conrad Hotel operator makes fresh bid for large extension of Dublin facility
Hotel would continue operating during proposed construction to add 192 rooms
A celebration of women: More than 120 events in Dublin for St Brigid’s festival
The four-day celebration will also mark the arrival of spring and its renewing qualities
Woman is charged in connection with 2017 fatal gangland shooting in Dublin
Jamie Tighe Ennis suffered fatal head injuries after being shot twice
Italian man left paralysed after unprovoked 1999 Dublin assault dies
Turin native maintained a deep affection for Ireland and dreamed of moving here permanently
Congestion charges will not be introduced in Dublin, despite worsening traffic
City council traffic chief favours public transport improvements over driver payments
Dublin penthouse of RTÉ star Brendan Courtney hits the market for €520,000
Usher’s Quay two-bed allows its residents to be part of the city’s festivities without setting foot outside
Man accused of slamming partner’s head into wall and throwing baby ‘across room’
The woman told the court he was a good father but had an alcohol problem
Lynley on BBC One: Ken Loach does Agatha Christie on the creepy Norfolk coast, but it’s fun
Television: The class distinctions will quickly bore Irish viewers, but the mystery is at least compelling
Dublin’s traffic plan in 2026: The changes expected across the city this year
Cycle routes and traffic calming to be expanded as redesign of city centre continues
Remote working: ‘I will overdeliver because I know this is a privilege’
Many employees say they have found a better work-life balance with remote and hybrid working
Dublin’s traffic nightmare: Why are we ignoring a few quick fixes?
Babies born at the time of the metro announcement are now young adults resigned to taking hours to travel a few kilometres
How Uisce Éireann repaired leaks on a third of Dublin’s water supply in just over 24 hours
The pipe repaired connects the Uisce Éireann water treatment plant at Ballymore Eustace, Co Kildare with a reservoir in Saggart, Co Dublin
Gardaí investigate New Year’s Day attack on two men in north Dublin
One victim lost significant amount of blood and suffered apparent knife wounds to fingers during attack in his home
Wife granted barring order after husband allegedly kicked her out of car on dual carriageway
Court also hears separate case of woman granted protection order after ex-partner allegedly fractured her ribs
In so-called bad old Catholic Ireland, there was no homelessness
Rite & Reason: There is a small but significant return to the Christian faith, particularly Catholicism
Protesters ‘horrified’ by US actions to overthrow Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro
About 100 people gathered at the Ha’penny Bridge in Dublin to condemn enforced regime change in the country
Weather warnings in place for all of Ireland as Met Éireann forecasts ice and snow
Met Éireann warns of potentially dangerous driving conditions due to wintry showers in many areas
‘No methodology’ for removing Palestinian flag ‘dropped’ on to Dublin’s Spire
No individual or group has claimed responsibility for the flag’s placement
Behind a Dermot Bannon Room to Improve reveal: ‘I haven’t done a glass box for years’
For the RTÉ show’s new series, the architect and QS Claire Irwin renovated the Dublin home of Norita and Louis O’Donoghue
Four victims of Finglas petrol bombing discharged from hospital
Gardaí continue to appeal for witnesses to New Year’s Eve attack in which family home was wrongfully targeted
New record high of almost 17,000 homeless, including 5,321 children
Focus Ireland describes as ‘wrong’ Tánaiste’s comments about migrants without a ‘housing right’ in emergency accommodation
Petrol bombing of Dublin home was second mistaken identity attack on same family
Gardaí suspect fire that gutted three-storey home on New Year’s Eve linked to violent incident last year
‘There was panic’: Neighbour tells of rescuing children from Finglas home targeted by arsonists
Crime gang firebombed family home, trapping mother and youngsters, in case of mistaken identity
First baby of year born in Dublin’s Rotunda Hospital at 35 seconds past midnight
Baby Elliot Deak was welcomed at 12.00am weighing 3.65kg (8lbs 1oz)
Cameras installed to catch drivers breaking red lights at Dublin level crossing
However, plans for wider use of cameras at traffic junctions in Dublin have stalled
Gardaí believe wrong house attacked in Finglas petrol bombing that injured five
Some of the five people, including children, jumped from windows as flames quickly gutted three-storey family home
Cold weather to continue with -3 degrees forecast for weekend
Overnight frosts and icy roads on the way, says Met Éireann
Plan for cameras to catch motorists breaking red lights in Dublin is shelved
However, red light cameras will come into operation at the Merrion Gates level crossings in south Dublin by the end of January
Falafel restaurant review: Friendly and skilled taste of the Middle East in Temple Bar
This is gloriously simple and careful cooking from an Iraqi-run kitchen with quiet confidence
Tobacco with estimated value of €605,000 seized at Dublin Port
Seizure of some 1,100kg of chewing tobacco followed routine profiling, Revenue says
Is the Wood Quay monstrosity finally going to be demolished?
Could a magic wand finally reverse this gross example of urban vandalism, or will the Green lobby and preservationists intervene?
New Year’s Eve events: What’s happening around Ireland
Simultaneous fireworks displays in Howth and Dún Laoghaire as ukelele band descends on Galway
From embassy childhoods to settling in Ireland: ‘No one seems to look down on you here’
From embassy childhoods to Irish book clubs: Amelia Doyle on navigating identity, family, and career abroad
O’Brien warned ESB and EirGrid over house connections
Minister for Energy Darragh O’Brien asked for urgent action from national grid operator and power supplier
British officials reluctant to share Dublin-Monaghan information over resource concerns
‘High degree of resistance’ to searches as late as 2005 amid scepticism over finding new material
Aircoach received €25m ‘equity injection’ from UK parent amid losses, route closures
Private bus operator which closed Galway-Dublin route last year has also pulled back on routes in south Dublin and Wicklow
Twelve of the best new restaurants in Ireland from 2025
From Brazilian chefs to Ukrainian bakers and Irish professionals who have worked abroad, the international influence on this year’s new spots is clear to see
Temperatures to drop as low as -3C in coming days with very cold weather expected
Met Éireann says some ‘wintry precipitation’ possible in the first week of 2026
Packing them in: Denis McClean on the company taking theatre around the world in a suitcase
Fishamble was in danger of becoming a hot news item again last March
‘It’s clogging up the whole system’: Record number of ‘no shows’ for driving tests
Absences are worsening the problem of long waits at testing centres, campaigners say
A year with no gangland gun murders: How one Dublin attack ‘changed everything’
Clampdown after Dublin hotel attack was more effective than response to murders of Jerry McCabe and Veronica Guerin, says senior detective
Leopardstown races: Faux fur, fake tan and f-f-f-freezing temperatures
The going was yielding, the punters soft-to-heavy after Christmas excess
‘I thought it would be jammers’: St Stephen’s Day sales get off to a leisurely start in Dublin
With five minutes to go before opening, a queue suddenly formed outside Brown Thomas, with menswear proving the most popular
Man left €25,000 in his will to nurse who cared for him in Dublin hospital
Beneficiaries tracing firm Finders International located delighted nurse in the Philippines
From canal stunts to championship titles: Alec Poole is Dublin’s unsung racing pioneer
How he won the Saloon Car Championship from behind the wheel and the Touring Car Championship from behind the pitwall
‘The people that run this are absolutely amazing’: Music and companionship at RDS Christmas dinner
Around 400 people attend event in its 101st year, organised and run by more than 200 volunteers
‘Mum just went for it ... she didn’t need any convincing’: Christmas swimmers brave the cold
High waves at Forty Foot see bathers move to nearby Sandycove and the ‘absolutely freezing’ water of Dublin Bay
Bono joins annual Christmas Eve busking session in Dublin city centre
Street concert to raises funds for Dublin Simon Community marks its 15th anniversary
More than 1,000 motorists detected speeding on National Slow Down day
Road fatalities total 186 as of December 23rd, 19 more than in same period in 2024
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