Dublin

Newly-built homes now for sale or coming soon to the market

After 35 years together, Saint Etienne are calling it quits in a calm and methodical fashion

But airport operator says passenger traffic growing at Dublin Airport

Former presidential hopeful says company’s wind up ‘a very sad day’

Well-known motor showroom and retail units are fully let and generating €1.028m in annual rental income

Income falls at one office fund controlled by Axa and Kennedy Wilson following rent review

But work to raze 29 modular properties built without planning permission has started

Three-bedroom home on Villiers Road features a bright extension and a long back garden

If Seán Canney truly believes most people drive with due care, he should take a short walk on Dublin’s North Circular Road

Orchard Mews was built in 2008 and has planning permission for a two-storey extension

Court told ‘Youth One’ allegedly had deceased’s phone number saved on his device under contact name ‘Prey two’

Teenager granted bail after telling judge he must change to avoid Mountjoy Prison ‘in two years’

Open verdict recorded over death of Elizabeth Veitch Smith (84), who crashed in Rathfarnham in 2024

The arrests were made on Saturday by gardaí from the Tallaght Community Engagement and the Serious Crime Unit

Story Lines – the home of audio storytelling from The Irish Times

It is a choice by people in power, who take a ‘delay, deny, wait ’til we die’ approach

A slew of US brands – Popeyes, Wingstop and Dave’s Hot Chicken – have set up in Ireland recently, threatening the established players in the market

Demand for office space in Dublin is clearly quite thin, even for the best properties

Why not focus on existing public transport lines when searching for your new home?

Merrion Road, Mespil Road, Leeson Street and St Stephen’s Green among main areas affected

Memorial in Glasnevin Cemetery is the first in Ireland commemorating the Fenian prisoners who staged a prison break in 1876

Remote working made a move home feasible for this family - their architect drew on ring-forts and expansive views on-site when planning the property

Gardaí and Revenue officers seized €447,800 worth of drugs on Friday

Teenagers, both in Ireland and globally, are much worse at reading than they were 10 years ago, OECD finds

Teenager appears before Children’s Court accused of theft of car and driving on wrong side of M50

The We-Consent initiative held workshops with creative organisation Fighting Words to help give participants ‘ownership’ of their own voices

Suspect known to gardaí, with history of offending and links to man jailed over Kinahan-Hutch feud role

More than 400 brown breads were submitted ahead of the final which took place at the 95th Ploughing Championships

Opponents of scheme said it would restrict access to community facilities such as the library

Inquest into the death of the brother of veteran criminal Gerry Hutch has been continuously adjourned since 2016

Dublin-based water management and leak detection company plans to almost quadruple its workforce by 2030

Central Bank and banking lobby group BPFI provide latest insights into State’s most pressing problem

New to the market in Cabinteely, Ballsbridge, Trim, Glenageary and Newtownmountkennedy

Crisp white linen, relaxed service and ambitious cooking make this seafront spot a joy to visit

No arrests have been made but gardaí are searching for ‘lone male’ suspect

Dubliner Paul Butler died in hospital three days after sustaining injuries in early-morning incident on O’Connell Street

Project will be a ‘catalyst for residential development’, with 77,000 additional homes, TII chief says

New estimates indicate cost of 19km railway will range from €14.4bn to €17.5bn, Darragh O’Brien says

Former Green Party leader will take over at St Ann’s Church that was a ‘sanctuary’ during his time in politics

Sport is neglected despite achievements of our athletes