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Rolling road closures will be in place across Dublin city centre with some Irish Rail and Luas services affected
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Rolling road closures will be in place across Dublin city centre with some Irish Rail and Luas services affected
A theatricality is woven into everything, but its presence only amplifies the truth of Dexys’ sound
It is disturbing that the proposers have no comment to make on the reported initiative
High rent costs are a huge disincentive for healthcare workers to apply for jobs and live here
New store brings full home collection to Irish customers for the first time
High Court says difficulties for abused former students could be avoided if order put forward nominee for litigation
City council reviewing security measures in place on public transport and safety warden schemes in other jurisdictions
Public advised to leave extra time for journeys and to expect delays
Move follows discussions between capital’s regeneration chief Robert Watt and city businesses
Two men, aged in their 30s, and a woman (20s) were previously arrested after Monday seizures
Cat Brogan was initially receiving maternity care in Derry, a 15-minute drive from her Donegal home
409 Stillorgan Road is located 2.2km from UCD’s Belfield campus
Services are not operating between Belgard and Heuston Luas stops
Gardaí treating blaze on Dublin’s Clanbrassil Close as suspected ‘incident of criminal damage by fire’
Operator runs Old Orchard and the Dropping Well pubs in Dublin and Aunty Lena’s bar in Adare
Woman detained after cannabis worth an estimated €784,000 found in separate search at Clondalkin house
A chocolate gold coin bearing a festive message prompts a reader to question how early Christmas retail season should begin
Although Irish confidence has risen slightly, it remains below average – but is still higher than in UK or US
Cabinet also to hear plans for student accommodation and fines for misuse of planned investment scheme
Simon Communities says it hoped budget would raise scheme’s limits, but no change came
Contract award to operate Dublin park cafe suspended over development cost concerns, with estimates as high as €7.5m
Self-described jihadi Abdullah Khan (24) imprisoned for 6½ years over 2025 incidents
Ex-international is accused of stealing Hermès fragrance from Brown Thomas in Dublin
IPUT Real Estate, one of Ireland’s largest commercial property developers, expects to be on site at 29 Earlsfort Terrace by year end
Unions say Government still has to make ‘credible offer’ on new pay deal, with ongoing work-to-rule set to ramp up
Lilly Blu Connolly suffered a laceration that left a scar and required surgery following incident in April 2022
Firm recently announced two UK acquisitions that would almost double size of group
‘You can feel the vibration inside the houses’: Residents react to living on what is among the capital’s noisiest streets
Uncle who changed locks of his home, was ‘genuinely of the view’ there was no tenancy, tribunal accepts
The man in his 20s was brought by ambulance to the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital
The deaths of two pregnant women in a snowstorm 200 years ago gave birth to ‘the Coombe’, a maternity hospital deeply intertwined with the capital and its history
In separate case, family court judge tells woman gardaí will move ‘abusive’ son from her property
Cremations account for about 70% of funerals in Dublin as rising costs and a desire for the personal touch influence choices
Gardaí received a number of contacts following public appeals for information and a definite line of inquiry was established
Call for greater vigilance about ‘permanent change of affairs, not an aberration of the Trump presidency’, former British prime minister says
When gardaí attempted to engage with a cyclist, the man fled and was pursued by two uniformed gardaí and a trainee garda
Fionnbarra Ó Tuama appeared before Judge Michele Finan at Dublin District Court on Saturday morning
A doctor, a man in his 50s, was seriously injured after he was attacked with a knife while providing care to his attacker
No objection to bail, set at €5,000 with conditions, for accused (30s) who is alleged to have committed offence in a Dublin apartment
Rain will clear from the west on Saturday, with a settled and dry start to November expected
Micheál Martin says ‘partisan’ push for Border poll since Brexit vote has concerned him
Golf fans travelling to and from Dublin to Limerick during the tournament next September can also use train service
Mother of then one-year-old identified her daughter being reprimanded in a scene that featured in RTÉ exposé
The park has become a ‘no-go area’ due to unattended horses and drug dealing
New to the market in Killiney, Rathfarnham, Blackrock, Delgany and Maynooth
Proceeds of sale to be used primarily to fund development of new, state-of-the-art training facility
Inland Fisheries Ireland had earlier indicated number of deaths was ‘more than 500, over distance of 2.1km’
Daniel Simion Toader (47), of Melville Terrace, was charged and brought to special court sitting on Tuesday
Step out of the car and admire a wonderful and incongruous celebration
Another man in custody awaiting trial for murder was not attended by his solicitor on record
More than 40 staff affected by impending closure of Silk Road Cafe following mediation talks
A gig so stacked with cameos that the star didn’t show until after 10pm
Management warned board about services facing difficulties in meeting scale of demands
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices