Almost 40 gardaí board Dublin buses in safety blitz targeting antisocial behaviour
Visible Garda presence initiative used to deter antisocial incidents, which Dublin Bus says have doubled in five years
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Man attacked cardiologist with champagne bottle after they met in a pub, court hears
Victim required surgery to remove blood clot that was putting pressure on his brain and to reconstruct his skull, court told
Bill Tormey, ex-Fine Gael councillor, charged with human trafficking, possession of child abuse images
Former politician (73), from Glasnevin, served with book of evidence at Dublin District Court
Letters to the Editor, December 13th: On queuing for food, rural Ireland and Christmas in Dublin
No child should have to go hungry, particularly at this time of year
Miriam Lord: A fitting farewell to Dickie Rock as ‘king of Cabra’ gets full house for his final gig
Funeral of star of the showband era took place in Cabra, where he sang in the choir as a boy before becoming one of Ireland’s most beloved entertainers
Former home of Daniel Kinahan sold for €931,000 by Criminal Assets Bureau
Total of 168 bids made for four-bedroom, three-bathroom gated property in Saggart, Co Dublin over course of two hours
Those who missed out on Capuchin Christmas food hampers will be ‘looked after’, says chief executive
Donations increase to charity which provides assistance to those in need in Dublin after staff ran out of food parcels and hamper tickets on Wednesday
In pictures: Twink, Finbar Furey, Gordon D’Arcy, attend ‘legend’ Dickie Rock’s funeral in Dublin
Miami Showband member and solo artist was one of showband scene’s biggest stars, as well as a former Eurovision contestant
Murder trial of law professor adjourned to December 30th due to unavailability of jurors
Diarmuid Phelan has denied the murder of a trespasser on his Co Dublin farm
Given the state of Dublin, the 15-minute city can’t come quick enough
Never mind the conspiracy theorists, the 15-minute city is a proven approach to creating more sustainable, equitable, and vibrant urban environments
First Dublin performance of Mary Poppins musical cancelled due to Storm Darragh
Shipping of large parts of show’s set from UK was delayed and subsequently made ‘impossible’ by closure of Holyhead port
Part of Dublin pub served with closure order after rodent droppings and ‘gnawed wallpaper’ found
Notice served for kitchen of the The Bankers bar near Dame Street but was lifted after three days
Murder trial of law professor adjourned due to juror unavailability
Diarmuid Phelan has denied murder of trespasser on his Co Dublin farm
‘We have never run out this early’: People ‘distraught’ after missing out on Capuchin Christmas food parcel tickets
People ‘distraught’ on missing out after all 3,000 parcels are distributed by shortly after 9.30am
High levels of air pollutants that can cause respiratory, heart and brain issues found in Dublin hotspots
Areas of high nitrogen dioxide and fine particulate matter included Cork Street, O’Connell Street and the Quays
Dublin hotel bar manager accused of ‘defrauding customers’ by adding 10% service charge to bills
Employee of Schoolhouse Hotel in Dublin 4 is challenging his dismissal which he says ‘flies in the face of natural justice’
CAB seeking possession of Martin ‘the Viper’ Foley’s home over near €1m tax debt
High Court judgment for €916,960 obtained against 74-year-old is made up of unpaid income tax and interest
Great restaurants around Ireland for a cosy dining experience
Intimate spaces, wide-open culinary possibilities – eight places for an informal bite
Health and safety watchdog investigating death of cyclist in Dublin collision with truck
Student Greta Price-Martin sustained catastrophic injuries in incident in April 2024
Dublin’s landmark building with a strange name: the Sick and Indigent Roomkeepers Society
Rite and Reason: The society began serving Dublin’s poor in 1790, and serves them still from new premises
Stardust reimagined: ‘It’s time for other people to fulfil their dreams here, what our loved ones never got to do’
Artists’ studios where ‘new, beautiful things’ will be created are opening at the site of a blaze that claimed 48 lives
Man who stole from same Dublin church three times is jailed
David Carroll (48) of Dorset Lane, Dublin 1, imprisoned for two and a half years for theft from St Francis Xavier Church on Gardiner Street, and from two other premises
‘Alarming’ increase of 54% in number of animals surrendered to DSPCA shelter
Animal welfare charity warns that ambulance calls have hit a record high with a 71 per cent increase from 692 in 2023 to 1,186 so far this year
Dublin’s economy remained strong in third quarter, report shows
Dublin Economic Monitor report published by local authorities examines activity across various sectors
Bertie Ahern secretly met loyalist paramilitaries in south Dublin church during peace process
Details of encounter, set up with help of former archbishop, revealed in podcast hosted by former taoiseach’s son-in-law Nicky Byrne
Bus journey times cut by up to one third on Dublin’s Liffey quays, NTA says
Private traffic restrictions introduced last August improve bus reliability but transport body remains concerned about Dart times
Investment: Falling debt costs will drive recovery in 2025
Improving debt liquidity, the stabilisation of yields and a narrowing of the bid-ask spread will lead to more activity
Detached home by the sea in Blackrock for €1.25m
Four-bed property comes with planning permission for a medical or dental practice
Camhs child psychiatrist jailed for sexually abusing teenage girl left with ‘painful and grave trauma’
Amirul Arif Bin Mohd Yunos treated victim on ad-hoc basis at the request of her parents, who were known to him
Accused storms out of dock after being convicted of murdering man (55) in Ballyfermot
Cailean Crawford to be sentenced to mandatory period of life in prison later this month for killing Thomas McCarthy
Gym owner appeals €8,250 damages award after suing over being trapped in lift
Robert Smith (39), from Cabinteely, claimed he feared he might not fly again, but later posted pictures online from trip to Rome
Dublin rail line works to close Connolly-Pearse section over Christmas and new year
Works on the country’s busiest rail line will start on St Stephen’s Day and run until January 5th, with some night works in later months
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