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‘Dublin has a really good energy. It’s easy to have a nice night out and chat with random people’
Kuba Shand-Baptiste moved to Ireland the day before the Dublin riots in 2023, and and was shocked by her initial experiences
Eviction notice served on Dublin tenant after drugs raid involving helicopter
Garda advised property manager not to fix front door as further raid likely, Residential Tenancies Board tribunal told
Children in Dublin council estate exposed to toxic neurochemical in drinking water, tests show
Toxic neurochemical is thought to originate from lead pipes commonly used up to the late 1970s
‘We have gone back to basics’: McVerry Trust seeks reset after finance issues and bailout
Organisation unveils newly refurbished housing complex on Townsend Street in Dublin
Man dies after getting into difficulty swimming in Dún Laoghaire
Coast Guard rescued man but he was later pronounced dead at St Vincent’s Hospital
Suspicious ATM withdrawals lead to arrests over alleged money-laundering
Gardaí seize more than €90,000 in cash and detain man and woman
‘Miracle from God’: Romanian Orthodox community gathers in newly purchased cathedral
Hundreds arrive on Sunday for first liturgy at Romanian Orthodox Episcopal Cathedral in Dublin
Cracked skulls, dead phones, bloody feet: Dublin’s night-time Nee-Naw van sees it all
Service offers everything from assistance and care to powerbanks and flipflops for people out late
Dublin photography: A city that has vanished yet feels strangely familiar
Mick Brown's exhibition The Days That Were In It provides a photographic record of Dublin’s street life
Director Neasa Hardiman: ‘The film industry here has become world class. It’s incredibly exhilarating’
"Oh my god, the landscape of the film industry in Ireland has changed absolutely radically, and it is world class. That’s been incredibly exhilarating for me as someone who has had to go to other countries to get a break as a drama director.”
Iput secures €4.5m rent roll from three new leases in Dublin’s north docklands
Italian financial services group Mediolanum has agreed to lease 47,000 sq ft for new Irish headquarters
Mother says CCTV footage shows Dublin creche worker dragging daughter ‘like a rag doll’
Dublin creche ‘immediately’ dismissed staff member and contacted gardaí
Ray O’Donoghue: ‘I’m always the one who will get up and make a family speech’
Dublin City Council’s night-time economy adviser on challenging conversations, the otherworldliness of Connemara and a burning childhood memory
New 600-metre section of Dodder Greenway opens in Ballsbridge, south Dublin
When complete, 17km greenway will run from Dublin city centre to Bohernabreena
Missing Dublin boy: NRP chair calls on Children’s Ombudsman to retract ‘baffling’ comments
Helen Buckley’s call comes as National Review Panel prepares to review case of missing Dublin boy
Met Éireann forecasts thunderstorms this weekend and temperatures as low as seven degrees
Met Éireann forecasts ‘drier and autumnal’ weather midweek, before return to blustery conditions
‘I wish I could have a tablespoon less shame... Irish people really struggle with getting over cringe mountain’
Presenter and podcaster on Irish charm and how she started out ‘taking the piss out of influencers’ before inadvertently becoming one
Asian hornets: 24 verified sightings in Cork and Dublin with two nests seized
Invasive species poses ‘significant threat’ to Ireland’s biodiversity
Landlord who changed locks forcing tenant to sleep in park is fined €34,800
One tenant was forced to sleep in a park after the landlord unlawfully changed locks, tribunal hears
Restoration of tearooms in Blackrock, Co Dublin, cost €1.1m
The historic building at the entrance to Blackrock Park, Co Dublin, will open as a coffee shop in the coming months
‘It would be great if families move in’: Four derelict Tallaght homes to be restored for sale
Properties at St Maelruan’s Park compulsorily acquired under Derelict Sites Act
Five homes on view this week in Dublin and Meath from €375,000
New to the market in Marino, Coolmine, Rathfarnham, Baldoyle and Enfield
For the Birds – Frank McNally on an encounter with Dublin’s Pigeon Man
When I got a word in edgeways, finally, I wondered why Dublin’s rapacious seagulls never came near him
Deep excavation in search for boy assumed dead as three diggers used by gardaí
Gardaí believe boy aged 3-years when he died around 2021, accidental death and foul play both being investigated
Wright Group company buys leasehold interest in Rustic Stone’s building
Dylan McGrath’s former restaurant is to become a gastro-pub
Controversial landlord Marc Godart gets court permission for Dublin pub takeover
In past proceedings, firms linked to Mr Godart have faced multiple legal issues over Dublin property lettings
Leeson Park church in Dublin 6 sold to Romanian Orthodox Church
Church, estimated to have sold for over €4m, was purchased with financial assistance from Romanian government
DAA to refund €350,000 to thousands of customers amid CCPC inquiry
Customers who purchased parking passes during the promotion were also overcharged, by a combined total of more than €25,000
Student accommodation crisis: ‘My commute takes two hours if there are no train delays’
Two-thirds of those surveyed, aged 18-24, believe they would be better off in other countries
Developer Sean Mulryan’s Ballymore agrees deal to deliver hundreds of affordable new homes in Dublin
Developer working with Land Development Agency on 817 affordable, cost-rental and social homes in north Dublin town
Garda search continues for remains of missing boy in north Dublin
Search has intensified at area near Donabate although nothing yet discovered
Nurse accused of failing to give critical medication on several occasions
Sandymount nursing home staff member also said to have incorrectly logged time of death
Blades and Fades – Frank McNally on New York’s ‘Lads of Kilkenny’ and a Joycean Fenian in Paris
Washington Irving was a native New Yorker who had no known connection with Kilkenny
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