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It’s like hurling on horses: The polo players of Phoenix Park
From May to September the park resounds to the thunder of galloping hooves, players’ shouts and enthusiastic commentary at the All Ireland Polo Club
Popular Dublin restaurant shut down over ‘breeding’ cockroaches
Offaly food shop with toilet 'overflowing with human waste' closed by food safety watchdog
M50 crash latest: Grave concerns over health of teenager (13) in critical condition
Parts of the incident are thought to have been recorded on mobile phones of passengers travelling in stolen car
Met Éireann issues status yellow heat warning for Leinster and Tipperary
Temperatures could reach 29 degrees on Wednesday, with Leinster expected to be the ‘hottest’
People can support more homes while having concerns about how Dunsink will function
Rather than blaming residents for raising legitimate concerns, we should demand that the State gets the planning right
MetroLink: another example of Dublin’s piecemeal approach to transport planning
Rathfarnham has neither a rail nor a tram service, so we too have to ‘get the bus’
We should be on a wartime footing in fight against climate change
The authorities and citizens have urgent role to play in this emergency
Dart announcements are not intrusive. They are necessary and beneficial
Regular real‑time audio updates are essential for passengers with additional needs
Almost all Phoenix Park drivers break the speed limit. It’s a problem for visitors
Capital’s historic attraction is ‘a destination, not a through road’, officials say – though enforcement is difficult
Make it special: the best restaurants around Ireland to book for your next occasion
From Cork to Belfast and Dublin to Carrick-on-Shannon, these fun places will help you to celebrate
Industrial action at Oberstown Children Detention Campus to go ahead after talks break down
Department of Children says work stoppages are ‘not in keeping with agreed dispute resolution processes’
English language school ordered to maintain ‘untouchable’ bank account for student refunds
Huge increase in refusal of study visas, court told
Deposit return scheme divides opinion: ‘As an environmentalist I truly hate it’
The Irish Times received more than 150 responses to a callout on people’s experience with the scheme
Car involved in M50 crash that left nine in hospital was stolen before incident
Eight teenagers and a man were hospitalised after incident involving vehicle going the wrong direction on the motorway
From Dublin’s Oliver Bond flats to Dubai: The life of Daniel Kinahan
Boxing management company brings international profile to man facing Special Criminal Court charge
What would happen if Ireland followed Vienna by designing housing with women in mind?
Housing and planning policy here largely designed by men and fail to address daily needs of rest of population
The Dublin-based mother found guilty of her daughter’s ‘painful and merciless’ murder in Iceland
Catherine Mancel was found dead at the Reykjavík Edition hotel last June, along with her father, Emeric
‘People look over the fence, taking photos’: The pros and cons of living in the Phoenix Park
Declan Bermingham and Terry Moore have encountered homeless people and those bereft of hope in Ireland’s biggest public park
The Irish emigrant journey now: Graduate from college, spend 10 years abroad, move home
Last census showed 9% of Irish-born population had come back from living abroad, suggesting a high return rate
‘I think we know I won’t be getting bail’: Daniel Kinahan charged with directing organised crime
Dubliner became first Irish person to be extradited from United Arab Emirates under new extradition treaty after he was flown to Dublin on Government jet
Daniel Kinahan arrested after extradition from Dubai, due to appear at Special Criminal Court this evening
The Government jet carrying Kinahan departed Al Maktoum International Airport this morning and landed at Casement Aerodrome shortly after 6.30pm
Singer-songwriter Cat Dowling dies aged 54
Dowling enjoyed success for more than two decades in the Irish music scene
Landlord claimed she issued termination notice to use property during ‘heavy traffic’
Residential Tenancies Board tribunal not satisfied Ying Ying Lu had a ‘bona fides requirement’ for the property
Eight teenagers and man injured after two-car crash on M50 involving vehicle going wrong way
Car in which juveniles were travelling drove wrong way down motorway ramp and collided head on with car
The Dunsink plan shows Ireland has a lesson to learn from the Soviets
Objections to Dunsink are not about what’s in the plan. They’re about what’s missing
Limerick’s experiment with a directly elected mayor may be last of its kind
Andy Burnham went from mayor to prime minister, but the challenges facing Limerick’s mayor make a similar ascent unlikely in Ireland
From America to Dún Laoghaire: ‘Gun violence in US schools is something we thought about a lot’
Award-winning novelist Téa Obreht on fiction, fame and moving with her family from the United States to Dublin
Ictu boss Owen Reidy: My mum was relieved the Provisional IRA took us hostage in the 1970s, not loyalists
Ictu general secretary Owen Reidy on his long trade union family pedigree, the time his family fell victim to an IRA bank raid and the problems organised labour faces in Ireland
A Dublin businesswoman in Cannes: ‘The locals love my accent. Being Irish is definitely an advantage’
Wild Geese: Sharon Farren runs a fashion business on the French Riviera
Artefacts of life: a treasure trove of Ireland’s architecture turns 50
From Georgian Dublin to the 20th century, the IAA’s headquarters on Merrion Square boasts a staggering collection of photographs and drawings
Maurice MacGowan had ‘a beautiful and noble soul’, funeral told
Father of late musician Shane MacGowan ‘was a bright and shining beacon of light for so many’
Dublin Comic Con: ‘There are so many people here like me, so many individual thinkers’
About 20,000 people attend each event where they dress in costumes or ‘cosplays’ of favourite fictional characters
Government jet leaves Ireland for Daniel Kinahan extradition from Dubai
Kinahan (49) could be returned from UAE by Sunday, when he is expected to be brought directly to the Special Criminal Court
The future of Phoenix Park: How it is facing challenge of an expanding city
Anachronistic bylaws for the park date from 1926 but plans are ‘going in the right direction’, according to the OPW
Alleged burglar left his dog behind at crime scene following break-in
CCTV footage allegedly showed man leaving his own house with dog but later heading in direction of Goldenbridge without pet
Fire service brings large blaze at Dublin car dismantlers under control
Residents near site of blaze at Wimbletown had been warned to close windows
Temperatures to reach 25 degrees as rain forecast for weekend
Met Éireann forecasts Friday will be mainly dry before rain develops in parts of the west and northwest overnight
In pictures: Dublin Horse Show’s Best Dressed looks
From floral gowns to gold headpieces, there was a wide selection of styles on show this year
‘Just race your heart out’: Ellen Walshe bringing impressive momentum to European Aquatics Championships
Swimmer has the form to take podium places in Paris – if she can get out of her own way
Dunsink: Is a Dublin county council planning to build 18,500 homes on a dump?
From the 1970s to the end of the 1990s Dunsink was the location of Dublin’s largest rubbish dump
Dublin woman scoops €10,000 Best Dressed prize at Dublin Horse Show
Pamela Ryan takes top spot at event in RDS after winning the Irish Derby Ladies’ Day prize in May
‘This is not about stopping housing’: Why locals object to Dunsink town proposal
One of Dublin’s largest landbanks is set for a new town bigger than Bray. Its neighbours are concerned
Dublin pensioner charged with money laundering offences involving more than €55,000
Director of Public Prosecutions has directed trial on indictment at Circuit Court for Frank Proudfoot (70)
Former Labour TD and lord mayor of Dublin Michael Conaghan dies aged 81
Former college vice-principal found life as Dáil backbencher ‘disappointing’, saying council ‘where you get local things done’
Culture Night returns with bell-ringing, shield-painting and an invitation to ‘play the paper bag’
Art and music workshops and demos are just some of the hundreds of events lined up for September 18th
Solicitors ‘not against change’, but want a working criminal justice system
‘One-size-fits-all’ legal aid payment model is more about cost-cutting and optics than genuine reform
Invisible greenways with no signposts
Connecting these world-class routes to the city shouldn’t require a map and a stroke of luck
Dirty old town and talking rubbish
Dublin City Council is ignoring the problem that blights our streets
Brief brush with the moon’s shadow will bring sun’s secrets to light
What to expect from next week’s partial solar eclipse, and how to watch it safely
Pickosito review: Superb city centre Mexican food with great prices
Home-made tortillas wrap up a taste of northern Mexican cuisine in Dublin
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