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Juvenile brandished Skorpion machine gun during burglary, Children’s Court told
Solicitor says boy’s earliest memories were of gardaí ‘kicking in doors with search warrants’
Gardaí identify Irish group helping launder cash for Russian sanction dodgers and Kinahans
Gardaí take role in NCA investigation into groups laundering money for Kinahans and other criminal organisations
Met Éireann forecasts wet and windy weekend after low temperatures and ice warnings
Temperatures due to rise after the cold snap of the last few days
Status yellow ice and low temperature warning in place for 10 counties
Ice, frost, snow and hazardous driving conditions expected after overnight freezing
Sole borrowers make up nearly two-thirds of apartment mortgages
More than a third of first-time buyer home loans in Dublin were taken out by those borrowing on their own
Woman jailed for creating fake dating profiles of ex-partner in campaign of harassment
Andreia Funicio (46) subjected former partner to ‘sustained campaign of terror’ designed to destroy, court hears
Legal dispute between Ranelagh neighbours over cat’s toilet habits struck out
District Court judge had awarded couple €6,000 damages against owner of Coco the cat over the nuisance he caused them
Sides in six-year-long Dublin house extension dispute ‘too far apart’ to come to agreement
Philip Farrelly served an enforcement order in 2020 directing him to demolish extension at rear of Sutton home
Lily Allen announces Dublin show for June 2026
Gig comes as Lily Allen’s acclaimed album West End Girl has racked up millions of listens on Spotify
MetroLink: ‘Olympic village’ could be built for project workers, says transport expert
Accommodation housing some 8,000 workers could later be returned to State, TCD professor suggests
Obituary: Geraldine O’Grady, the first woman leader of the national symphony orchestra
Described as inspirational for many musicians, the Dublin-born violinist performed as a soloist and with several orchestras
Dublin’s Catholic Archdiocese faces financial woes as priests age and Mass numbers decline
Country’s biggest archdiocese says its cash reserves will be exhausted by 2041 and it is facing 70% fewer priests
Irishman who went in search of Genghis Khan’s tomb now applying AI to weather forecasts at Google
Luke Barrington heads up Google Earth AI, which is working on a better way to map natural disasters
Look inside: Immaculately designed Victorian home with library in Glenageary for €2.65m
Renovation and extension work added an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area to Eagle Lodge
First look: Hoxton Hotel brings back Dublin’s Library Bar and a new iteration of Rí-Rá
The ‘Irish Hox’ offers Dubliners and tourists alike a chance to drink in a revamped old haunt and dance at the site of the fabled, now defunct, club
Dublin MetroLink construction will need 8,000 workers, committee told
Project expects to ‘exhaust’ local workforce, with overseas contractors bringing some of their own personnel
Taoiseach criticises Dublin local authorities over lack of sporting facilities
Gary Gannon highlights lack of amenities in north inner-city despite number of top-level athletes from area
Men asked State body staff for ‘big brown envelope’ to settle trespass dispute, court told
Darren Cummins allegedly trespassed on land Teagasc land in Co Dublin by parking damaged vehicles on it
Dublin’s Grafton Street ranks as world’s 18th most expensive retail destination
Dublin’s top shopping street retains 2024 ranking with strong demand from consumers and retailers alike
Well wishes from all sides see Paschal Donohoe off from his time in the Dáil
The now former minister bowed out ahead of taking on his new job at the World Bank in his usual fuss-free style
Talks under way with US NFL about hosting another game in Dublin in 2026
Early Government estimates put economic benefit to State from September fixture at €64m
In an age of doom scrolling and brain rot, it feels good to waste time people-watching from my Dublin step
In the anonymity and isolation of city living, is our spying a form of … community-building?
‘I don’t think Balbriggan was ready for this amount of people’: The challenges facing a Dublin commuter town
Some residents worry a lack of youth facilities leaves teens at a loose end around the area
Prime Blackrock site zoned for residential development guiding €6m
1.6-acre Newtownpark Avenue plot offers scope for large-scale apartment scheme
Meath homebuyers fear for future after liquidator appointed to housing estate developer
Buyers asked by to pay additional €60,000 on top of deposits after Meathamatic Ltd cited rising costs
Man who looted cigarettes from shop during Dublin riots jailed for two years
Court heard Jamie Robinson (25) was acting like ‘headless chicken’ and should have been at home with his girlfriend
Gardaí investigating documentation of youth accused of killing Ukrainian teenager
Accused (17) charged with murdering 17-year-old Vadym Davydenko makes third court appearance
Call for ‘zero tolerance’ approach after latest children’s play facility arson attack
Coolock playground may not reopen before Christmas as concern of copycat trend emerges
Small but mighty cafes and restaurants for breakfast, brunch or a quick bite
Pat yourself on the back if you manage to get a reservation in one of these clever spots
What will €325,000 buy in Co Westmeath and Dublin 2?
Two homes, one price: An apartment on Pearse Street or a bungalow 20 minutes from Mullingar
21 M50 motorists fined €440,000 for unpaid tolls as most fail to appear in court
A woman who made no payments toward her 1,032 tolls and did not appear in court was fined €25,000
Challenge to Bob Vylan concert at Vicar Street dropped by councillor
Objection by Independent Ireland’s Linda de Courcy was found not legitimate by judge who granted venue’s licence
Clarence Hotel operator posts pre-tax loss of more than €8m
In 2024, Lifestyle Hospitality Capital purchased a majority stake in the Dean Hotel Group, which included the Clarence
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