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About 150 women turned away for private care by National Maternity Hospital consultants
End of private maternity care in publicly funded hospitals ‘will be a real problem’, says former NMH master
Irish woman in NYC: ‘The Irish don’t celebrate our wins like New Yorkers’
Amie Wiley has learned Irish people are not very good at ‘talking about ourselves or our achievements’
No laughing matter: Repairs to Marlay Park’s ‘ha-ha’ wall set to cost €660,000
Historical structures designed not to impede views and have appeared in period literature including Jane Austen
Consultant-led surgery centre opens in Dublin backed by €2.25m AIB loan
Purpose-built facility brings together more than 40 specialist consultants and aims to expand access to ambulatory surgical care
Dublin Zoo welcomes giant anteaters and six-banded armadillo
Fota Wildlife Park in Co Cork announces birth of first ever Sumatran tiger litter
Taoiseach criticises action by solicitors in legal aid dispute amid major court disruption
Action over new payment model led to thousands of criminal cases being adjourned in courts across the country
Dublin man Anthony Long died after being attacked with machete, punches, and ‘roundhouse’ kick, court hears
More than 30 solicitors were contacted and declined to act for Nathan Kenna due to the ongoing dispute over legal aid, Judge Alan Mitchell heard
Fr Mike Schmitz show in Dublin: ‘It’s like going to see a celebrity and the celebrity we’re talking about is God’
Fr Schmitz, the social media star, digital evangelist and Catholic chaplain, attracts youth groups, culture warriors and apolitical people seeking some form of healing at the National Stadium
Gardaí seize illegally modified e-scooters and scrambler in west Dublin in major crackdown
Two males, including a juvenile, arrested as part of crackdown
Slain British ambassador remembered by his daughter 50 years after his death
Kate Ewart-Biggs spoke at event to remember her father Christopher who was assassinated by the IRA
Dalymount €63m redevelopment moves forward following scaled-back construction plan
New designs will not involve a reduction in 8,000 capacity Bohemians stadium in Phibsborough, north Dublin
A nostalgic sunny weekend in Dublin could have you thinking about what you miss
There is danger when Dublin shimmers... It can fool you
Temperatures to hit 24 degrees today as ‘frequent outbreaks’ of rain forecast for this weekend
Sunny spells to become more widespread later in the day but it will be cooler in the north, Met Éireann has forecast
Owners of scramblers face doubling of charges if vehicles are seized
Move sends ‘a clear message that illegal and dangerous scrambler use carries real consequences’, Minister says
Two Connemara ponies to spend summer at Áras an Uachtaráin
Mare named Ruby and her foal Peaceful Pippa will welcome visitors and international dignitaries
Dublin thief who was caught after he answered video call on phone he had just stolen is sentenced to two years
Patrick Maughan (27), who had 42 previous convictions, pleaded guilty to theft of a mobile phone
Gardaí still reviewing ‘thousands of hours’ of CCTV footage in 2022 gang shooting in Clondalkin
Cormac Berkeley had links to drugs trade in Clondalkin area and his death is believed to be connected to local feud
Supreme Court dismisses appeal by Regency Hotel getaway driver over conviction
Jason Bonney (55) convicted of facilitating the Hutch criminal organisation in carrying out 2016 murder of David Byrne
Former MMA fighter Charlie Ward awarded €56,000 after Garda car crashed into vehicle
Fighter missed out on a purse worth $50,000 due to the incident and suffered neck and head injuries
‘There’s so few things to do that don’t cost money’: Dublin named 14th dearest city for students
Dublin has been ranked as the 137th least affordable of 150 cities in a new report
Man due in court after alleged assault of two gardaí in Dublin
Officers suffered minor injuries after responding to public order incident in early hours of Monday morning
I am a detective garda. Here’s why an e-scooter ban is unenforceable
State has passed a law in Grace Lynch’s name, but is also prosecuting the gardaí needed to enforce it
Dublin-based drugmaker tidies balance sheet in advance of stock market flotation
Keenova Therapeutics secured approval from High Court last week for a $1.79bn so-called capital reduction
Hospitality entrepreneur denies alleged €270,000 debt over hotel lease agreement
Counterclaim to bankruptcy petition will say he is owed money from sale of premises, High Court hears
Barbecues, batteries and bad habits: Domestic fire risks to be aware of over summer
Keep pressurised cans, such as deodorant sprays, away from sunlight and heat sources, says fire service
State’s affordable housing agency to sell more homes privately at full market price
Bill proposes changes to tenure-mix rules for developments built on State land in areas with large populations
Number of stabbing victims treated in Irish hospitals rises to 15-year high
Trends revealed by Irish Times followed recent high-profile killings renewing concerns about knife crime
Garbage at Iveagh Gardens review: An exhilarating display of grunge pop – but is it their last gig?
Dublin concert is a celebration of band’s 30-year history of romping, stomping pop-rock
Olé, olé, olé: Spanish in Ireland prepare for World Cup final showdown
Replica of ship Columbus sailed on to discover New World has made timely visit to our shores
Weeping woman gets barring order against ‘abusive, extremely controlling’ partner
Illegal cannabis vapes being used by adult sons, parents tell domestic violence court in separate cases
‘It it should be very Irish, not only Catholic, to be welcoming’: Massgoers on immigration
Massgoers in Dublin share their views on immigration. For some, the issue is personal
Reality check: Can Julian Casablancas and The Strokes really save rock’n’roll?
The Strokes are about to release a new album, Reality Awaits. A lot has changed in the 25 years since the band’s first Irish gig
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