Temperature of 28.3 degrees recorded in Dublin as hot weather warning kicks in
Met Éireann expects Thursday to be ‘exceptionally hot and humid’, with highs of up to 31 degrees and thunderstorm risk
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In pictures: Europe swelters in heat dome
Temperature records have been broken in several European cities today following a heatwave
Kennedy Wilson gets approval for revised St Stephen’s Green development
Property giant wants to replace existing offices occupied by KPMG
Woman appears in court accused of 98 counts of fraud
Denise O’Brien (42) must surrender her passport and not to apply for any other travel documents
Sligo alone cannot solve the problems of either the capital or the country
All regions outside Dublin must be part of the solution
MetroLink just the latest snail’s-pace chapter in Ireland’s infrastructural mythology
While other countries waste time building infrastructure, we have perfected the more sophisticated art of discussing it
Camden Street bars denied permission to operate on-street tables until closing time
Local residents’ group objected to extended hours for street furniture on grounds of ‘noise nuisance and queuing’
Outdoor dining vibes: 13 great spots for food on a sunny day
What could be better than combining an Irish summer day with a superb meal?
Property prices fall in Dublin but are still ‘running hot’ in rural areas
Prices in Dublin fell by 2.3% in year to end of June, says Daft.ie
Irish Life spends close to €200m redeveloping Dublin headquarters
Investment increases the footprint of Abbey Street campus by about 40%
Ireland enjoys benefits of Nato without downsides, says US envoy to military alliance
Europe is ‘Washington’s fourth priority’, behind the US itself, the western hemisphere and the Pacific
State should buy Easter Rising ‘flag of truce’, FF TD says
White linen handkerchief used by Capt Michael William O’Reilly due to be offered for sale in upcoming auction
Seagulls, seeds and Searle: How Dublin’s first ATP Challenger delivered
Conor Gannon and Charlie Barry’s run to semis gave tournament an Irish heart
Court refuses to release transcripts from trials of sex offender Michael Shine
Shine was convicted of sexually assaulting young boys in course of his work at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda
New custody cases may be disrupted as solicitors escalate action over legal aid payments
More criminal hearings are adjourned as row with Department of Justice worsens
Hot weather warning as Ireland set for temperatures of up to 30 degrees this week
Hot spell comes amid heatwave in Europe, with some countries facing highs of above 40
Central Mental Hospital among facilities criticised in latest commission reports
Inspections across 15 mental healthcare locations found varying levels of compliance on regulations, standards and rules
Riad Bouchaker told gardaí after arrest that he ‘did not want to kill’, court hears
Jury shown video of Garda interview with man charged with attempted murder of three children on Parnell Square
Second man before High Court after extradition warrant issued over Robbie Lawlor’s murder
Barry Young is second person arrested as part of Garda-PSNI investigation into Belfast killing
‘The magic continues’ – supporters of Cape Verde’s Pico Lopes celebrate World Cup odyssey
Neighbours in Ashling Close, Crumlin, gathered outdoors to watch second match against Uruguay
Underground bins for Dublin: Swap plastic bags for under-street waste collectors
A few simple principles could revolutionise Ireland's waste collection services
The pleasures of Vinted have often little to do with money, although the cash is nice
Think it’s all about the money? Think again
Luas Finglas line could begin construction in 2028, Minister says
Cabinet expected to consider plans to authorise the next phase of the Dublin MetroLink project in mid-July
Funding to cut train Dublin-Belfast journey time to under two hours
Track upgrade north of Malahide and at Clongriffin, electrification of 37km of network from Malahide to Drogheda planned
It’s great the Government wants to boost tourism by 50% - but were will the extra visitors stay?
Industry report estimates that Ireland is short 10,000-15,000 hotel bedrooms to cater for future tourism growth
What will €295,000 buy in countryside near Waterford city and in Dublin’s docklands?
Two homes, one price: a three-bed house near Kilmacow or a one-bed apartment in the IFSC
Salman Rushdie in Dublin: ‘What happens when language does not work any more?’
Award-winning novelist warns that people across the world ‘in danger’ of being unable to communicate
Metallica’s Kirk Hammett in Dublin: ‘Right now, songwriting and pop music is crap’
Guitarist spoke at public interview with Irish Times journalist about music, his Irish ancestry and beloved guitar, Greeny
Woman killed in Waterford ‘saw goodness where others saw faults’, funeral hears
Noreen Daly (81), a former college principal, had the capacity to make people feel seen, mourners told
‘A close shave with a Dublin bus made me reconsider commuting by e-scooter’
Traumatic brain injuries among child e-scooter users in Ireland have jumped by 50% in just 12 months. Alarmed medics say it is time to take action
The ‘40 before 40’ challenge: can doing new things help me see my life in Dublin in a new light?
I couldn’t spend my big birthday in Syria as I had hoped, so I decided instead to plan 40 days of 40 moments that revolved around the number 40, to help me focus on living in the moment
Woman who is ‘very scared’ of ex-partner gets barring order hours before earlier one expires
Man breached earlier order four times and hit her last month, woman tells judge
Four Courts dome: Decade-long restoration of a Dublin landmark finally ready to unveil
James Gandon’s neoclassical colossus needed radical repairs after the bombardment of 1922. Now the drum and dome are back much closer to their original state
Philip Browne obituary: Administrator who oversaw rugby’s transition to professional status
Elite rower and former IRFU chief executive was known for his integrity and calm demeanour
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