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Gardaí will be permitted to use tasers on children and pregnant women
A pilot programme was launched on Thursday to equip 128 uniformed gardaí with the weapons to evaluate their use in advance of a proposed national roll-out
Woman settles €60,000 claim over alleged unlawful imprisonment in Dublin beauty salon
Suzanne Strickland (48) went to Viva Luxy in Ballyfermot to meet friend who became involved in dispute over manicure payment
Bringing healthcare to rough sleepers: ‘I think people feel safe with us’
A mobile GP clinic provides health services to vulnerable people on Dublin’s streets
Uisce Éireann still in talks with State bodies over lands for Shannon-Dublin pipeline
Compulsory Purchase Orders issued to 500 landowners but most cases expected to be resolved without need for order to be pursued
Is now the time to buy a house in Ireland or should you wait?
As the year comes to an end, many putative home buyers may be wondering should they stick or twist
Legal action taken against State over alleged failures on 1974 bombings in Dublin and Monaghan
Filings issued on behalf of some of the bereaved families of 1974 bombings, which killed 34
Letters home: ‘House living isn’t really a thing here. I feel like it’s the opposite in Dublin’
Dubliner Max Deane: The Dutch are ‘very direct, they’re very blunt. I feel like we, as Irish people, will faff about’ over things
Man accused of sex assault of girl (10) near Citywest faces further charge
Following the alleged assault, there were violent scenes in Citywest, Dublin, resulting in more than 30 arrests
Man dies following Temple Bar incident on Sunday morning
Man (40s) died after being earlier detained by gardaí and subsequently taken to hospital
Steakhouse murder victim’s XL pitbull to be destroyed after being allegedly set on gardaí
Four officers had to run for their lives when dog ran at them aggressively, judge hears before ruling on case
‘The place is turned upside-down’: small food businesses in Dublin hit by burglaries
Premises including pizza takeaway and coffee company targeted in southwest of city early Monday morning
Nearly 100 non-urgent patients found to have cancer by service queried by spending watchdog
Hospital says it does not have enough core staff as it responds to controversy over €1.44m in spending to company owned by staff
Former DIT building could return to State ownership if Dublin City Council bid accepted
Camden Yard has planning permission for a mixed office and apartment scheme up to 14 storeys tall
We often say we could get knocked over by a car tomorrow, but never really expect it
Róisín Ingle: On a friendship blind date, we talked about going through our days with an awareness of our inevitable demise
Kneecap at 3Arena: A rambunctious and humorous set with heartfelt moments
Rap trio brings its controversy machine to the Dublin venue with a formidable live gig, guest collaborations and plenty of fun
M50 reopens following bin lorry fire near toll bridge
Commuters face evening of road and rail disruptions after Irish Rail suspends Phoenix Park tunnel services
Kicky’s duo to take over Bang restaurant on Merrion Row
Move will involve a revamp of Bang, which has been a fixture on the Dublin dining scene since 1999
Garda ombudsman investigates death of man in Dublin’s Temple Bar
Fiosrú carrying out separate inquiry into fatal road-traffic incident involving garda and pedestrian
Clondalkin fire attack: gardaí search eight properties in west Dublin
Woman who was sprayed with an accelerant and set alight last month remains seriously ill in hospital
Three Irish traditional music books from a piper, a flautist and a professor
The ‘profound artistry’ of Irish music through the words of Erick Falc’her Poyroux, Mick O’Connor and Seán Potts
State faces further lawsuit over cancelled international protection centre in Dublin
Company suing over repudiation of contract to convert office building on Fumbally Square to accommodation
Rapist Michael Murray’s appeal against 35-year sentences dismissed
‘Question of good character does not come into this’, judge said in case over offences at ‘highest level’
Man (35) due in court after Ryanair flight forced to divert
The flight from Portugal to Dublin had to divert to Cork
Gaisce Gold Awards: ‘You have made an enormous difference’
President Catherine Connolly says participants had taken meaningful steps towards ‘a lifetime of active citizenship’
Anti-Semitism report will detail ‘over 100 incidents of hatred’, chief rabbi says
Chief rabbi says ‘trend is clear’, though not every Jewish person in Ireland shares negative experience
Group takes third legal challenge over planned development of 402 apartments in south Dublin
Ballyboden Tidy Towns Group claims latest planning approval breaches Irish and European law
How does a Luas line just break down for two days?
Review underway after major public transport link downed from 8.30am Wednesday to 6pm Thursday
Opinions are hardening against Ireland in Britain and the US. How worried should we be?
Criticism of Ireland has spread across the Atlantic with two sharply critical commentaries in the influential Wall Street Journal
Heart or home: Deciding where to settle when your partner is from another country
Moving away means exposure to a new culture, language, work environment and way of life, but there’s always the pull of home
‘Incredibly inspiring’: Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley at Irish premiere of Hamnet
Maggie O’Farrell hails actors’ performances in adaptation of her novel
Man accused of arson attack on Dublin cars with no apparent motive appears in court
Thomas Murphy (35), living in South Circular Road hostel, remanded in custody
Gardaí identify suspected prime mover in death of toddler found buried near Donabate, Co Dublin
Investigation upgraded from missing persons to homicide inquiry four years after Daniel Aruebose died and was buried
Friends of the Elderly celebrates 45 years at Dublin Christmas party
‘After rearing children and being at home, it was great to get somewhere with adults to sing the old songs and get up for a dance or two’
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