Dublin Fire Brigade

Paul Cullen: The siren has been sounding for decades about the inefficient way ambulances services are run in the capital

Council owed up to €116m for provision of emergency ambulance services by Dublin Fire Brigade

‘Concerning’ that 58 per cent of firefighters say they are likely to leave within the next three years

Four units tackle blaze over well-known pub in city centre

‘Intensive’ campaign to target stockpiles of bonfire materials across the four local authorities contributed to a lower number of calls

To see first-hand what firefighters face over the Halloween period, The Irish Times rode-along with Tallaght firefighter and paramedic Trevor Hunt

Wildfire fighting is dangerous, often low paid and historically has been woefully underfunded by governments. Tech innovations are helping to tackle this worsening issue

Christopher Hall (65) found dead in Balbriggan, had acquired brain injury

Covid-19 infection surge places pressure on provision of emergency ambulance services

Blaze extinguished by Dublin Fire Brigade and scene preserved for technical examination

Company takes full ownership of provider of secure comms for emergency services

President notes solemn occasion to ‘give honour and hold in memory those we have lost’

Gerard McKenna (52) pleaded guilty to cleaning up and removing evidence from scene

Veteran journalist uses new software technology to praise ‘heroes’ following motor neurone disease diagnosis

Buyer hoping to take full ownership of company for a total consideration of €136m

‘Number of appliances’ could not be operated on New Year’s Eve, says chief fire officer

Freemasons say they have been previously targeted by ‘ridiculous’ campaign

'I wish my brain could forget what my eyes have seen.' New RCSI programme aims to support emergency workers

Two of the people treated in hospital for smoke inhalation after fire at Gardiner Place

Alternative water project for Dublin’s George’s Dock might not be dead in water

Christopher Hall’s body found by adult daughter after violent attack

New Operation Citizen aims to create an environment so ‘people can enjoy themselves’

In an extract from his new book, our former environment editor lays out his vision for Dublin

Luas services suspended as fire brigade fought blaze at Glashaus Hotel in Tallaght

September 11th attacks remembered 20 years on at US ambassador’s residence

The switch to battery cars brings new challenges for dealing with car fires

Addicts are injecting on the streets as permission for a facility has been set aside

Night-time water restrictions and appeals for conservation made in locations across country

Met Éireann says warm and sunny weather should continue for much of next week

Union says fire vehicles unavailable across city due to lack of trained staff

Azores High to bring warm spells of sunshine into next week

Mick McCarthy says he is ‘not willing to see the whole hill destroyed’

Status orange fire warning to remain in place until midday on Monday due to dry weather

Blaze on Donore Avenue in Dublin 8 brought under control

Girl (15) dies following injuries sustained in exercise event at equestrian centre in Dublin

The Dublin landmark was the ‘administrative heart of the British civil service machine’ in Ireland

Some families of the 48 fire victims were told they did not meet criteria for legal aid system

Man (46) had pleaded guilty to manslaughter of man stabbed to death

Jason Poole tells mourners that family is ‘numb and still in complete shock’

Additional 50 park rangers to be recruited, doubling capacity to work on conservation