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Bank of America CEO: ‘The good news is that the US consumer is still spending strongly’
Brian Moynihan recounts 16 years at the helm, in an interview that took place in Dublin before the bank was hit with a $1.2 trillion fine for money-laundering failures
‘The location is brilliant’: Irish National Opera to make former Dublin church its home
A €9 million renovation of a former Methodist Church on Abbey Street in Dublin will provide Irish National Opera with its first permanent base
Sex-offender taxi driver released while he fights deportation case
Badruzzaman Masum (48) was convicted of sexually assaulting an 18-year-old girl in his car
Ten children and one adult hospitalised after ‘excess chlorine incident’ at Dublin pool
A total of 23 people became unwell at Clayton Hotel Liffey Valley with facility subsequently closed
‘Such a lovely person’: Tributes paid to homeless woman who died in tent in Dublin
Locals remember Antonia Edgeworth from old library in Dún Laoghaire and seeing her on the city’s streets
Murder accused crushed father’s head and repeatedly stabbed him, trial opening hears
Jury told no evidence Seth Whelan was suffering from mental disorder at time of alleged killing
I adore hearing about friends’ neighbourhood WhatsApp groups. Should I set one up?
Anecdotal evidence suggests that package stealing is rare, while package minding is de rigueur
Five homes on view this week in Dublin from €775,000
New to the market in Clontarf, Drumcondra, Milltown, Foxrock and off South Circular Road
Two-bed apartment in period building in heart of Dublin 2
Dunloe Hall enjoys an central location opposite Government Buildings and Merrion Square
Two-bed apartment with sea views popular with downsizers in Clontarf
Seascape scheme was built 10 years ago and continues to draw in buyers looking to trade down
More than 150 schools receive bomb threat email on same day as public sector strike
Schools in the Dublin and Kildare regions understood to be operating as normal while taking the advice of gardaí
AI firms should ‘sell solutions’ rather than ‘fear’, OpenAI executive tells Dublin summit
Cybersecurity could be future growth driver for OpenAI, executive tells tech summit in Dublin
Woman allegedly tortured for 13 hours, drugged and had head shaved, court hears
Alleged victim ‘screaming for help’ but ‘whimpering’ as she was placed in car boot, Dublin bail hearing told
Poland’s breakthrough generation await Ireland in World Cup playoff
Poles come to Aviva in December with aim of qualifying for Brazil 2027, their first time on football’s biggest stage
Ireland players’ actions at Israel football games ‘shameful’, Jewish advocacy leader says
Jonathan Greenblatt spoke at event at Herzog Park, Dublin, highlighting ‘hostile environment’ for Irish Jews
‘Little bit of magic’: The Dublin hairdresser training recovering addicts and ex-prisoners in hair
Hair Together helps to train young carers, ex-prisoners and recovering addicts in hairdressing and confidence skills
Modernised two-bed terrace walking distance from Dublin city hotspots for €525,000
Two-bed terraced home features two-storey rear extension and courtyard for entertaining
Waterford family’s deaths in petrol bomb attack linked to local drugs gang
Philip and Kim English killed in family home alongside two children, Callum (12) and Jayden (8), with two others in critical condition
‘Doubly endangered’ Dublin fanlight horse discovered
The Ringsend property where the figurine stands is up for sale
Ban on public sale of nitrous oxide being considered over damage to young people’s health
Separately, gardaí to refer first-time offenders found with ‘small amount’ of drugs to health services
Paramilitaries should receive no financial rewards for disbanding, report says
Victims of paramilitary attacks, representatives from affected communities and those from a policing background took part
Will Dublin-headquartered Accenture survive or thrive in the age of AI?
The technology consultancy seeks to calm jitters with an investor day this week
Wind, rain and thunderstorms forecast as Met Éireann issues warning for three counties
Status-yellow wind warning will be in place for three counties on Wednesday, says forecaster
Dublin AI start-up Dubsof raises more than €5m in round led by BlueYard Capital
Tech entrepreneurs and execs, including Meta’s David Singleton and Dylan Collins, have backed the company
Former swimming coach George Gibney jailed for 15½ years for abusing four girls
Jury found him guilty in July of 39 counts of indecent assault and one count of attempted rape
Sandymount flood defences: Walls and rock armour among proposals to protect coastline
Dublin City Council publishes four options to safeguard ‘people, property and infrastructure to the greatest extent possible’
Sentencing of Isis supporter who stabbed garda and set fire to McGregor pub put back
Abdullah Khan (24) pleaded guilty to Black Forge arson attempt and Capel Street attack
‘He needs to die in prison’: Survivor of George Gibney child sex abuse reacts to sentencing
Orla Poole says the swimming coach attempted to rape her when she was 12 – a half-century later she faced him directly in court
‘The monster that haunts our nightmares’: Parents address Bouchaker in sentence hearing
52-year-old convicted of eight offences, including attempted murder of three children at Parnell Square
Man to appear in court charged over 2005 murder of Eoin McCarthy (27)
The Dublin man’s remains were found in a wooded area of Ballinagee, Hollywood, Co Wicklow
Garda overtime bill for Russian embassy security to exceed €1m
Overall cost of protecting Moscow’s south Dublin mission since Ukraine invasion now several million euro
‘Politeness premium’ costing Irish consumers €600m each year, research suggests
Fewer than one in 20 Irish adults will always ask for money they are owed back
‘People afraid to say they are Jewish’: Dublin event marks October 7th attacks on Israel
Jewish community ‘told whether we belong in Ireland depends on how we feel about Israel’, synagogue hears
Bad news for Dublin’s coolest neighbourhoods – there’s a plan to bring them tourists
Plus: the magical disappearing youth culture card, church vs popular music, and An Post goes electric
‘Nobody wants to work’: Why doesn’t Ireland grow more veg?
About 83% of fruit and veg consumed in the Republic is imported from overseas, report finds
About 10,000 people march through Dublin in support of Palestine
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has failed Gaza, Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign chairwoman Zoe Lawlor says
Michael Flatley pays tribute to his wife Niamh O’Brien at funeral Mass
‘I’m looking forward to our next dance in heaven together,’ Flatley says in eulogy in Dublin on Saturday
Nostagia for the days when budgets were met with muted relief
Government tax and spending announcements used to be anxiously awaited
LDA does not ‘pay ransom money’, chief executive says after €2m bungalow deal
Move was ‘pragmatic’ one so former Central Mental Hospital site could be turned into homes
Frank McNally solves the mystery of columns
Jostlestones prevented damage to the wheels of carriages and traps in days gone by
Founder of Peploe’s in Dublin leaves more than €2.8m in will
Former UCD professor and philanthropist Tony Hourihan left €2.1m, Probate Office records show
Darkness into light: Frank McNally on a history-themed quiz in Joyce’s Nighttown
The pub quiz was just around the corner from World’s End, and one of the more famous corners in world literature
Government nominates Síofra O’Leary for appointment as judge of European Court of Justice
O’Leary was previously first female president of European Court of Human Rights
Garda watchdog Fiosrú logs breaches including laptop left in Dublin taxi
Sensitive personal information sent to wrong recipient and correspondence delivered to the Garda Commissioner in error
Paddy McKillen jnr consents to judgment over €2.3m owed to lender
Entrepreneur now in personal insolvency process, High Court hears
Showers and sunshine forecast for the weekend
Unsettled weather will continue into next week, Met Éireann says
Land Development Agency buys Dundrum objector’s house for €2.15m
Land Development Agency pays more than €2m to buy dormer bungalow to settle High Court case
Dublin City Council proposes tree preservation order at Kenilworth Square
Owner of south Dublin square, St Mary’s College in Rathmines, plans expansion of sports grounds
Emergency electricity plants to cost customers €1.4bn
Last resort power stations to remain on grid for next two winters as energy pressures grow
Man (68) suspected of raping woman twice in her south Dublin home in 2003 is charged
Accused suspected of rape, false imprisonment and burglary after posing as a TV technician
Man abused by ex-Terenure College teacher John McClean settles action
Case arose from historical sexual abuse ‘of the most significant and substantial type’, court heard
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