Dublin

Iseq in the green as London and European markets retreat

Dismembered body of Keith Ennis was found in suitcase in Amsterdam canal in 2009

Oran Doyle’s compelling debut Give Me ’Til Midnight is a refreshing take on the now-familiar time-loop plot

Company plans to grow workforce to 250

OPW tells councillors development of Moore Street museum has ‘taken longer than we’d have liked’

Letter writer says cyclists should be free to choose between roads and cycle lanes

Tomasz Nowosad (53) allegedly gave David Royle (62) 18kg of cocaine in a toyshop bag, court hears

Two homes, one price: a detached home near the beach or a terraced three-bed with large garden

One man in critical condition following incident at industrial estate in Leopardstown over weekend

‘The sense that we are all only one pay cheque away from the risk of homelessness really resonates,’ charity’s chief executive says

Met Éireann’s outlook is for ‘rather unsettled’ conditions with ‘rain, showers and breezes’

Campaign group says Dart passengers have ‘suffered for 42 years’ as cars are prioritised

Gardaí and armed support unit arrest man (30s) at another property in Deansgrange area

Dining Out Ireland meets regularly in the capital’s restaurants and organises trips abroad, providing a supportive environment and social outlet for its members

An Garda Síochána’s Dublin Crime Response Team observed and intercepted handover in public

Restriction on use of refuse sacks across Stoneybatter, Phibsborough, Smithfield and Broadstone due to come into force in October

Photographer Linda Brownlee came across a ‘prize find’ while combing the beach on Bull Island

Announcements were made to evacuate Dublin venue after the electricity went off

Texas Christian University and University of North Carolina face off in Aer Lingus College football classic at Aviva

The jig that welcomed General Humbert to Co Mayo can still be heard in Kilcummin and Amsterdam

Man faces charges under the Official Secrets Act and data protection law

Force provides update on investigation into child’s death almost one year on from Tusla raising concerns about boy

Heavy downpours closed all main roads into Kerry town while Dublin city recorded up to 28mm of rain in one hour

Postmortem carried out after remains found in Kimmage on Tuesday

But Department of Housing figures indicate falling numbers of single adults without accommodation in Dublin

Co Kerry town saw its main tourist route close last night as 57ml of rain fell in four hours

Fifties drama Mary Rose, starring Zara Devlin, already attracting industry buzz

Jackson Singh (32) was hit by vehicle in Co Carlow in July, with one teen arrested in connection later killed in M9 crash

Fanlight statuettes were a nod to politics, insurance policies and personal tragedies

Schools reopen after the summer break amid some nervousness but ‘overriding excitement’

Dublin also faces chance of thunderstorms, intense downpours and surface flooding

Properties new to the market in Athy, Whitehall, Ringsend, Cabinteely and Rathfarnham

Church says parish administration ‘suffered’ when Andrew Orr, recently elected as Bishop of Cork, was rector in Castleknock

Motorway reopens as gardaí attempt to establish how incident occurred

Stephen Kearney (40) was jailed for eight years in 2006 for manslaughter and threatening to kill a garda

The company, which has a manufacturing plant in Ireland, books large amounts of global revenues and profits through several Irish subsidiaries

Boy has yet to indicate plea to charge of assault causing harm

Nothing like Dublin in the drizzle to ignite dreams of moving Down Under or somewhere closer

Number 1 Richmond Hill has four bedrooms and an elegantly updated interior

Dublin native in same-sex relationship ‘devastated’ after daughter refused Irish citizenship as she was not birth mother