Dublin

In Waterford, more than 140 units have been brought back into use or converted

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Dublin city hotels secured a record average room rate of €258 in June while revenue per available room came in at €234

Walk-in homes at keener prices around the country

New monument in Dublin’s Phoenix Park remembers those affected by the virus

Seen & Heard: Energy for data centres and ‘brain drain’ warning

In The Good Enough Life, University College London’s Prof Daniel Miller writes that ‘it is hard to find a currently existing society that is demonstrably better’

Hot toddies and warm fires await after a bracing winter hike on one of these routes, from Donegal to Tipperary

Statutory body monitoring area’s development says current policing resources ‘not delivering a safe environment’

As expensive studio apartments hit the market, cost-rental homes, where rents are fixed at below market rates, can be a good alternative. The challenge, however, is getting one

Stout bastion overcomes Macchu Picchi and Taj Mahal to win prestigious award

Events in Dublin last week were a sharp reminder of the risks food delivery drivers face. Can anything be done to improve safety and conditions?

Our reporters investigate support workers’ concerns about the huge concentration of homeless accommodation on Dublin’s Gardiner Street, with fears the area will be ‘ghettoised’

The problem of light pollution is growing by the year, upsetting our body clocks and possibly disturbing the roosting of starlings

Your notes and queries for Eanna Ní Lamhna

If there are fewer cars coming into the city, bus transport will improve – and that has to be the direction of travel

‘What I witnessed last Thursday is something I never thought would happen in Ireland’

Podcasters Vogue Williams and Joanne McNally treat fans to a potently feral, deliciously female night

B2-rated house has been renovated and extended and features a superb open-plan kitchen/livingroom and south-facing garden

New to the market in Rathfarnham, Killiney, Drumcondra, Kells and Maynooth

The complex of 19 court rooms is to be built on a derelict site beside Dublin’s Four Courts

AI is being deployed to help staff who are examining the scan of a cancer patient to define which areas of tissue need to be targeted during radiotherapy and which areas to avoid

Inside Politics: Opposition wants Harris and McEntee to quit, but Coalition support for both remains strong

Dublin’s image has been severely damaged by last week’s rioting, but some of the most vulnerable and deprived communities have been most damaged

A priority is to bring to justice Dublin riot ringleaders who sparked the violence last Thursday

MNK Partners in line for 6.42% net initial yield following €4.175m off-market acquisition of Bank of Ireland Walkinstown branch in Dublin 12

It has been unpleasant to witness from Australia, though I can’t imagine it has been less so closer to home

Sinn Féin calls for McEntee and Harris to resign after leaving gardaí ‘high and dry’ during recent violence in city centre

Emergency services responded to incident on the southbound carriageway at junction 9 near Red Cow

New to the Parish: Dr Senem Donatan Mohan moved from Turkey in March 2019

The 49-year-old led an isolated existence and was not well known within the Dublin Algerian community

Immigrants have expressed concern about their safety following riots which targeted asylum seeker accomodation

Witness says she persuaded mother of pregnant friend who died in blaze to let her attend venue that night

Judge says Dermott Brett (56) claims he acted as good Samaritan but had several chances ‘to step back’ from offending

Eder Santos (39) and Caio Benício (43) thanked by Taoiseach for intervening in Parnell Square stabbing

Walk-in homes at keener prices around the country

I am worn down highlighting the systemic and structural issues in the city’s fraying fabric

Drew Harris under pressure to make progress in inquiry into Dublin Riots which followed stabbing of schoolchildren

The Gaiety’s 150th pantoversary, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and a new version of Peter Pan by Roddy Doyle are among this winter’s festive highlights

Minister for Justice defends speed of garda response to Dublin city riots which came after stabbing