ABC alleged to have published classified material, while News Corp offices also raided

Dubliners priced out of capital by high rents face discrimination under scheme

Residents report rats and deteriorating health beside Darndale site

Councillor sought change to Dublin plan so families could provide spaces for relatives facing high rents, home loss

John Lyons takes decision following ‘difficulties’ with leadership of left-wing party

Irish Planning Institute says housing shortage not a reason to ‘abandon good thinking’

Extra family accommodation could be used by ‘unscrupulous landlords’ city planner John O’Hara

Councillors had called for sites to be retained by State

Council considering seeking judicial review of plaza refusal

Businessman Pat McDonagh ordered to reimburse ‘overpaid’ council rates and rent

Dublin couple have been ordered by Bord Pleanála to take down log cabin they call home

Relatives of the 48 young people who died in 1981 fire say AG notified of plan to apply for fresh inquest

Councillor proposed flying flag for one month in solidarity with Catalan people

The under-representation of women in the tech sector is not evidence of women’s lack of interest in technology, says former British home secretary

Proposal voted down despite warning decision will cost council €12m in lost revenue

Call for waste regulator to be introduced and council to take back control of refuse services

Morning briefing: another Garda crisis, a whiff of blue blood and a controversial flag

Israeli ambassador wrote to council to say move would be ‘highly politically charged’

Morning briefing: Surging rents, bees in the post, plans for the Abbey theatre and more

Israeli ambassador says move would show one-sided approach by Dublin council

High Court rules coalition of activists and homeless must leave building but can stay until January 11th

Decision by councillors allows for building of blocks 5m taller than currently allowed in most of city

Mick O’Sullivan’s side register 12 wides on a night to forget at Semple Stadium

Nicky Lyons’s family have ‘unanswered questions’ and appeal for information

‘Social issues’ do count. All politics is local. People don’t want recovery for the few.

Candidates who specifically positioned themselves as against choice failed miserably

Bríd Smith of AAA-PBP says Labour Party deserved battering at polls over policies

Politicians behind popular agendas rewarded with electoral pain . . . rather than gain

Enda Kenny says FG will ‘engage fully’ on coalition options

Defeat means Labour facing uphill battle to retain speaking rights in the Dáil

Gerry Adams is still posing for photos with babies while Bertie Ahern sticks his oar in

FG now largest party in capital, while Labour has gone from 18 seats to just two or three

The electorate clicked its heels and didn’t just end up in a tornado but created one

Labour TD John Lyons is eliminated on the eighth count

Socialist Party claims outlay would include expense of repaying those who paid charge

It is incredible how no party has capitalised on young people's political involvement in referendum

Party profile: Out of the ashes of the United Left Alliance has emerged the AAA-PBP

Party says it would also cap the amount charged for childcare at €4.25 an hour

The biggest obstacles to the merger of the two groups were personality clashes and mutual suspicion

Apartment residents should bear no costs of fire safety work, say Dublin city councillors