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Sally Rooney and Niamh Ní Mhaoleoin longlisted for Dublin Literary Award
Award-winning writers Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Alan Hollinghurst and Ocean Vuong are also nominated for the award
‘I feel that Irish people are similar to Korean people ... we have the same humour’
Yujung Kim (34) moved from South Korea to Dublin in 2015 after working with Irish people in a pub in her home city
New three- and four-bed homes in Lucan from €555,000
A total of 24 houses are set to be released to market at Fenwood Park
Minister ‘erred in law’ excluding two institutions from mother and baby homes scheme
Norma Foley failed to properly consider whether St Joseph’s and Temple Hill should be included, court finds
Man who kept horses in ‘harrowing conditions’ jailed for two years
Geoffrey Lyons (54) plead guilty to five out of 102 charges of cruelty in March 2023
Vogue Williams revealed as grand marshal of 2026 Dublin St Patrick’s Day parade
Podcaster and presenter ‘embodies the spirit of contemporary Ireland’, says festival director
Two jailed for disposal of dismembered remains of teenager Keane Mulready-Woods
Victim’s family speaks of trauma and lasting grief at court
‘It’s going to be very difficult’: 18 weeks of roadworks on Dublin’s northside to disrupt traffic
Raheny residents express concern about impact of construction works on water main when schools return next week
Tens of thousands of Dublin social housing tenants to be notified of rent increases
Letters to be issued from Monday will detail average increases of 30 per cent
Sustainable athleisure designed in Cork: quilted coats, silk scarves and statement hats
Angela O’Donnell’s ethically-sourced collection for Yawuw takes her work to a new level
Healthcare workers with Long Covid feel ‘abandoned’ as special payment ends
More than 120 staff were receiving financial support intended to cover pay before it was discontinued last December
Online dating at midlife: ‘He wanted me to drive from north Dublin to Wicklow for sex at 2am’
As people in Ireland settle down later than ever, more people in their 40s and 50s are turning to apps to find love online
Man who alleged ex-partner cut his face and arms gets protection order against her
Ex-partner hoped heart attack ‘would kill me’ so she would have no mortgage, man tells court
Wintry conditions expected in coming days with further flooding possible, Met Éireann says
Connacht, alongside counties Cavan, Donegal and Longford, under yellow rain and snow warning until midnight Sunday
Iranians in Ireland call for Pahlavi, son of the former shah, to bring change
As US pressure mounts on the regime, many young Iranians believe Reza Pahlavi is their best hope
Forty-five years after Stardust fire, family and emergency services attend memorial
Separate protest takes place over perceived lack of action on coroner’s ‘unlawful killings’ verdict
Dublin’s swing scene: ‘I thought I had landed in heaven’
Lindy Hop lovers gather in Mind the Step’s studios every Thursday night for a free social dance where they swing until the walls sweat
Dublin’s late-night venues and creative spaces must be protected
Stronger planning policies should recognise and safeguard established nightlife
‘There’s no humanity any more’: Homebuyers on ‘soul-destroying’ bidding wars
Concerns of ‘phantom bidding’ exist, but estate agents point to reality of scant supply and massive demand
Edel Coffey: ‘I didn’t touch my book deal money for a year. I was afraid they’d made a mistake’
Now three books in, as she says, the author and journalist spent many years as a ‘shadow artist’, circling the thing she loved
‘The only thing I own is gone’: Clongriffin residents see vehicles submerged by torrential rain
‘How was this level of damage able to expand in such a short period of time? It’s mind-blowing ... we’ve all fallen victim to it’
Dublin bus crash victim was a man whose ‘stress-free rhythms’ defined his life, funeral told
Former Irish Times employee Frank Daly (85) was killed when he was hit by a bus on North Earl Street last week
Tavares Strachan: ‘What else am I going to say other than I got my name through slavery?’
The artist’s Encyclopedia of Invisibility restores the histories of thousands of people. Now his sculptures are bringing some of those stories to Dublin
Event guide: Dublin film festival, Deftones and the other best things to do in Ireland in the week ahead
February 14th-20th, 2026: The best movies, music, art and more coming your way this week
Woman alleges she was branded a ‘gouger’ after gardaí discovered relationship with officer
‘Law-abiding citizen’ Sinead Warren claims she was falsely labelled a ‘major criminal’ in WhatsApp messages
Education board working to recoup €200,000 pension overpayment from late employee’s spouse
Dublin and Dún Laoghaire ETB was not told recipient had remarried until nine years later
Gerry Hutch’s mask slips again as ego drives newest Dáil bid
Dubliner’s plans to run in upcoming city centre byelection mean his criminal past, and present, must be discussed
New Hoxton Hotel seeks injunction over music noise from adjoining club
Yamamori Izakaya, which hosts late-night music, shares party walls with hotel
Flood payments worth average of €613 sent to 133 people in first round of relief scheme
Dublin, Wicklow and Wexford householders make up majority of initial Storm Chandra assistance funding
GP accepts some of his social media posts during Covid-19 pandemic were not appropriate
Dr Marcus de Brun faces 10 allegations at Medical Council fitness-to-practise hearing
Child allegedly scalded by coffee on Ryanair flight secures €15,500 settlement
Parents had to use clothing and water to treat injuries due to lack of first aid equipment, court hears
‘Shannon was bursting out in tears with fear’: Boyd-Barrett tells Dáil of couple and children facing eviction
Couple and children with special needs face living in hostel due to impending ‘no fault’ eviction, Dáil told
Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch says he plans to contest Dublin byelection
Hutch narrowly lost out on a Dublin Central seat in the 2024 general election
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