Varadkar concerned by rise of anti-Islamic group Pegida
Minister also condemns violent attacks on group and says Ireland needs free speech
RTÉ to file complaint after cameraman is injured in protest
Anti-racism demonstrators clash in Dublin with members of far-right group Pegida
Ireland’s cleanest town to be announced as latest survey released
No litter blackspots among 40 Irish towns and cities, with Dublin Airport ‘spotless’
Day of Action events planned across Ireland in solidarity with refugees
People urged to gather at Famine memorials in Dublin and throughout the island
Authorities order closure of 16 food premises in July
‘We continue to encounter cases where consumers’ health is put at risk’ - FSAI
Extremism exists among Muslims in Ireland, anti-Islamic State protest is told
Irish Muslim Peace and Integration Council launches document against radicalisation at O’Connell Street protest
Irish Muslims to hold protest condemning Islamic State
’Not in Our Name’ protest takes place at 1pm in Dublin on Sunday
‘It feels like everyone is gay in Dublin today’
Thousands celebrate Gay Pride just weeks after Ireland voted for same-sex marriage
Select: the literary festivals to fill your belly and your brain
There’s a literary feast awaiting the country in the coming week, with three festivals taking place. We’ve rounded up some places to fill your belly while you fill your brain
Is Moore Street market past its sell-by date?
Facing change from the council and German discounters, the market still wins on price
Taxi protest set to cause traffic disruption in Dublin city
Demonstration running from Phoenix Park to Kildare Street about new fare structure in May
The hazards of the innocent book-signing
Trouble ensues when two authors are sharing a bill and one line is longer than the other
Telling tourists in Dublin where to go – in a nice way
City of a Thousand Welcomes is an initiative that asks voluntary ambassadors to introduce tourists to the capital. How will Conor Pope fare with a young French-Canadian couple?
Call for social welfare entitlements to be more ‘accessible’ to migrants
Social care agency says it could not help 1000 people due to ‘over demand’ for their services
Government urged to introduce legislation to allow life-saving initiative
UCC plans to have life-saving EpiPens available on campus for emergencies
Thousands gather to remember Easter Rising in Dublin
Ministers of State welcome royal presence at 2016 commemorations
Faith of others not something for Christians to judge, says Archbishop
Hundreds join Way of the Cross procession through Phoenix Park
Ireland’s message to the universe: it’s all about us
Tourism Ireland looked at a man who had walked among the stars, and seen the great sea of humanity from the window of the International Space Station, and thought, We’ve got to get a hurley in Chris Hadfield’s hands
Bressie on Clery’s reopening: ‘It was the only place we knew’
Shoppers flood back to landmark Dublin department store
Search for body parts of murder victim concludes
Gardaí had begun third day of searches in Co Meath for remains of Christopher Gaffney
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