Mansion tax: Auctioneers expect rush to sign off on house sales before midnight on Tuesday
Budget 2025: New 6% stamp duty rate on property values above €1.5m unlikely to derail pending sales
Performance of Hamilton in Dublin cancelled due to illness
Bord Gáis Energy Theatre apologises for ‘unavoidable’ cancellation on Tuesday night
‘They can turn in seconds’: Nicole Morey’s sister calls for tougher laws on XL bully dogs
New legislation introducing phased prohibition on XL bully dogs comes into effect on Tuesday
Cash-rich Eason will offer €14m to shareholders
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Some Dublin public transport journeys 20% shorter after traffic changes, says Lord Mayor
New transport plan involving traffic restrictions along the quays was implemented in August
McGarry book launch told how previous generation of journalism missed ‘blindingly obvious’ reality of clerical sex abuse
Veteran broadcaster Vincent Browne says’ the most persistent person in holding the Catholic Church to account was Patsy McGarry’
Children’s hospital completion date now June 2025, TDs to be told
Board overseeing €2.2 billion project says contractors will ‘not be given another cent’ as Taoiseach warns of penalties
Energia’s earnings bump comes nicely in time for anticipated sale
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Fáilte Ireland reports disappointing summer season for tourism sector
Decline in visitor volumes and rising costs combine to give businesses ‘significant challenges’ with gloomy outlook ahead
High Court judge Paul Gilligan to be appointed by Government to ‘engage with Thalidomide survivors’
Irish Thalidomide Association believes move will ‘bring 63 years, many wasted years of our campaign, to an end’
North Dublin residents to join international protest against night time flights
Stay Grounded group behind this week’s multinational protest describes itself as combination of communities affected by aircraft noise
Father of gangland figures David and Liam Byrne dies in Dublin
James 'Jemmy’ Byrne was a convicted criminal who was targeted by Revenue and Cab
Four historical shipwrecks found at Dublin’s Portmarnock beach amid shifting sands
Vessels that sank in the area may have attempted to seek refuge in Howth harbour during storms
‘It felt like a monster behind you’: Survivors of school abuse - in their own words
More than 200 people, mostly men, gave detailed and often graphic accounts of the abuse they suffered and witnessed in more than 80 schools