Dublin

Counties Galway, Kerry and Mayo come under the weather warning at midnight, says Met Éireann

Maura Moore-McCune made use of smart glasses to assist vision-impaired pedestrians detect fast-moving vehicles

Siblings involved have both since died but fresh proceedings over Inchicore property are pending

Luas tickets are valid on Dublin Bus during the service disruption

Takeaway and kebab shop among other premises inspected and closed in November

Around 70 schools closed with widespread travel disruption across air, road and rail due to weather conditions

Developer opposes applications for orders for removal of dwellings

Internationally respected designer died at the age of 80 in London in November after a short illness

Review under Operation Kenova finds it ‘cannot be categorically excluded’ that security forces worked with UVF in plotting 1974 attacks that killed 34 people

Gardaí also seized €47,000 in cash after searches in Gorey and Shankill

National Directorate for Fire & Emergency Management meets to prepare for ‘multi-hazard event’

Global transportation giant has started offering Irish customers fixed rates – but on Friday, drivers seemed reluctant to accept them

‘At 11 years of age I never stood a chance,’ says original complainant who first made allegations to the south Dublin school 25 years ago

Three men originally from Syria but with valid Swedish passports were en route to Dublin Airport to travel to Istanbul when detained

Planned centre in Donnybrook, Dublin, was to accommodate 41 residents in 13 rooms

Judge said he would have considered life sentence had attacker been an adult when abusing children

Christopher Devine drove to Michael Tormey’s home and shot him five times using a submachine gun

CCTV footage showed him pursuing the woman while brandishing a hammer, court told

Councillors want to provide assurance they are ‘not anti-Semitic’ in light of recent recommendation to rename park

Peter Kelly was ‘mere cog’ in ‘machine of systematic abuse’ - survivor

Motorway is daily inescapable reminder of Dublin’s status as world’s 10th most-congested city

Cap of €650,000 is being considered on value of homes eligible for €50,000 grant

Taoiseach said €750,000 bill for 14 steps and new ramp at Mount Merrion park was ‘excessive’ while Sinn Fein called it a waste of money

Hammerson is seeking planning permission to halt worsening condition of buildings on Moore Street and Parnell Street

Dublin city is used to this cycle: a cultural space is threatened and people immediately organise to save it. Now it’s the turn of The Complex

Young man had been at work Christmas party on night he was last seen

Taxi Drivers Ireland group opted against industrial action or a strike which would have primarily impacted their customers amid Uber dispute

Met Éireann forecasts heavy rain and ‘very strong gusts’

What does a modern-day dinner party look – and taste – like?

‘Extremely frightened’ mother gets barring order against ‘violent’ adult son in separate case

‘Reaching 10-week target is one thing. Road Safety Authority must now show it can sustain it’ says TD

Rite & Reason: Migration, displacement and exile are bringing more people to our services. This, in turn, creates sub-cultures

Government figures show there were 3,480 ‘beds available’ in centres operated by IPAS at the end of October

Having conquered an arena, the immediate feeling now is that a stadium awaits her

Large 666-home development in Arklow struck down by An Coimisiún Pleanála on appeal by developer Lioncor

The author of Nesting on why she couldn’t abandon the novel despite several attempts, finding her confidence as a writer and her children’s excitement at her success

Questions asked within force over why the Defence Forces did not fire on the drones or fire warning shots

Racist attitudes have solidified, driven by social media and prominent far-right campaigners in the local community

Christmas time is exceptionally busy for the charity and those staffing its phone lines as people find making ends meet ‘really, really tough’

Take a wander down Francis Street to find something out of the ordinary this festive season