Dublin

I suggested my guests look up Raglan Road on a well-known Swedish institution

Two hospitalised after blaze, with single lane of Eden Quay currently open to traffic

Oliver Donoghue lodges appeal with An Coimisiún Pleanála against Dublin City Council’s decision to approve plans

Alison Chawke and Bill Chawke pleaded guilty to assaulting two men at Dunraven Arms Hotel, in Limerick

Announcement by company follows recent round of more than 300 redundancies at firm

Kinahan cartel figure should have been buying Christmas presents for his kids, not ‘planning the murder’ of her father, Donna Kirwan says

A higher proportion of medicine students have at least one doctor parent than those who do not, studies have shown

Xinlan Li moved from China to Ireland in 2022 to study at UCD

Five accused of trespass, damage, membership of criminal group and use of Hamas-linked symbols

Southside Traveller Action Group helped households with education, accommodation and healthcare

Plan for monument stalled in Republic after backlash, but one now stands at Newtownards, Co Down

Childhood historian unpacks ‘emotional impact’ for families of those in mother and baby homes on eve of April 18th, 1926

Database gathers patient information, samples and diagnostics to help with outcomes for others

‘Drop-the-debt’ motive alleged for shooting that brought several factions together against him

Animal had been relocated to deeper waters near Sandycove but died a short time later

McDonald was asked about abuse she received from anti-immigration protesters in Dublin who branded her ‘traitor’

Councillors resist ‘invasion on virgin lands’ of the Dublin Mountains

Report highlights pocket of deprivation in capital

We take a look inside small Irish businesses catering to a growing demand for vegan food products across the State

High-profile appointment of Robert Watt needs to be matched by substantial funding

JP Donleavy always maintained that there was no proof Crist died in Tenerife

Dublin chef’s new MasterChef presenting role is one of the highest profile gigs in cooking reality television

He was pursued by patrol car and air support, but was not captured for two months

It is understood John Fleming had returned from horse sales in UK when he was struck by a bus

Injured party spent several weeks in a coma following assault outside Dublin pub

Notice advertising session said Jeffrey Epstein’s accomplice is ‘often portrayed as a witch in media’

Permission has been given for a contentious €100m part-demolition and revamp

Peter McDonagh claimed he needed money for cancer treatment, a car and to pay off debts to ‘dangerous people’

Michael O’Toole (41), formerly of Citi Hostel, Dublin 1, pleaded guilty to three counts of attempted robbery at two Paddy Power premises and a Spar

Weekend is expected to be the ‘warmest yet this year’, says forecaster

Almost 100 private houses purchased by authority since 2018 in effort to turn vacant properties into social housing

Unused in 2022 final and released by Connacht last year, centre is now regular starter for ’Tarf

Devenish Road three-bed has been updated to incorporate an airy kitchen and a garden studio

Television: The Dry accurately captures the travails of well-to-do Dubliners with property who have found lots of other things to be unhappy about

Permission granted after revised plans were lodged for its main entrance

Kaminski snr bought the restaurant some time after he graduated from Trinity College in the 1950s

Mater hospital says it faced possible insolvency and considered cost-cutting moves including closing wards

Deployment of more uniformed members of force followed high-profile assaults and post-Covid perception of danger

Contractor Bam says no injuries reported after ‘localised heat source activated’ part of sprinkler system

Apart from the fact that there is not enough of it, the system is all positives for tenants but cracks are emerging for providers