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Boy (3) allegedly grabbed by face and shaken by creche worker in toilet, court told
Lawyer for family claims there was ‘a concerted effort to deny knowledge’ of how child was injured in Dublin creche
Scheme to encourage redevelopment of rundown properties extended to five provincial towns
Living City Initiative will include Athlone, Drogheda, Dundalk, Letterkenny and Sligo
‘Massive numbers’ of creches across Dublin lying unused and unusable, committee hears
Creches built as part of developments ‘to meet the bare bones of a planning requirement’ are too small, politicians told
Jess Kav: ‘When I go abroad, people are excited and serious about what I have to offer’
Artist on her musical upbringing, microaggressions and struggles she faces in Ireland
Primark chief Eoin Tonge: ‘I want to bring Penneys back to what Penneys was’
Dubliner runs a business that spans from Dublin to the Middle East and the US, with 85% of its products selling for under a tenner
Father and wife of wanted man tried to get him false passport before he fled, court hears
Gardaí discovered application form and pictures 'had been stamped by senior member of force'
Dublin father and son jailed for string of burglaries of rural homes and pubs
Two men stole thousands of euro in cash and jewellery from properties in west of Ireland
Foxrock golf club accountant jailed for stealing almost €30,000
Cheryl Robinson (49) was previously imprisoned for theft totalling €125,000 from a former employer
The nationalist tobacco shop that hosted James Joyce and Arthur Griffith
Its precious visitor books were rescued decades later from a barrow on Dublin’s quays
Residents are blocking entrance to O’Callaghan hotel extension site in south Dublin, court hears
`Serious nuisance’ from the building works cited as reason for action
More than 1,300 who left direct provision in last two years sought emergency accommodation
Report indicated figures did not include households that presented to services due to a grant of family reunification
My greatest fear has come true – my home of seven years is to be sold
I’m not much of a believer in signs, but surely the resilience of my clematis is something to cling to
Allta na Farraige review: Lobster and prawn oil in a margarita? This new seafood bar thrills
Niall Davidson’s new seafood tapas and cocktail bar in Grand Canal Dock serves clever dishes and wonderfully inventive drinks
Five homes on view this week in Dublin and Kildare from €475,000
New to the market in Stillorgan, Churchtown, Santry, Citywest and Newbridge
As Ireland’s population ages, Alone looks to more than double its reach in next four years
There will be 1.6 million people aged 65 and over in Ireland in 15 years’ time
Dearly imparted: Frank McNally on Paddy the philanthropist, the BBC banning of Clannad, and Beckett’s womb with a view
Might Paddy Dear be persuaded to throw a few million our way, for the relief of distress in dear old Ireland?
Man picked up visually impaired woman from taxi rank for financial gain, court hears
Victim spoke of panic when accused admitted not being a taxi driver and considered jumping out of moving car
Cairn Homes applies to build 715 new homes in west Dublin
Developer puts indicative price of €73.9m on 142 homes tagged for social housing
Dalkey Book Festival: Salman Rushdie among authors announced in line-up
Over the four days, some of the world’s best known literary faces will descend on Dalkey
Mother of Grace Lynch, who died after being hit by scrambler, describes online threats
Siobhán Lynch vows to continue campaign for stricter legislation despite intimidation
Fuel protests were a display of mine-is-bigger-than-yours machismo
The extreme machismo element was introduced by Christopher Duffy, the self-appointed leader who had ‘the country by the balls’
Industrial market remains resilient in face of global uncertainty
560,300sq ft of space taken up in first quarter, with three Dublin deals accounting for nearly half of all activity
Child psychiatrist jailed for sexual abuse of teen has registration cancelled by High Court
Amirul Mohd Yunos is currently serving an 8½-year sentence after pleading guilty to multiple charges
Man attacked homeless services user with hatchet during incident of ‘harrowing violence’
Stephen Crosbie, who has been jailed for 5½ years, told victim he would ‘chop him up’ over €100 debt, court hears
An Coimisiún Pleanála grants permission for religious accommodation block in Ballsbridge
Decision overturns Dublin City Council refusal of three-storey residential block for elderly members of orders
Five food outlets in same Dublin shopping arcade hit with closure orders
Inspectors identified active cockroach infestations, rodent activity, meat being air dried in a bedroom and a waste discharge covering an entire floor in a kitchen
Pharmacist gave Covid-19 vaccines to family without training and certifications, committee hears
Professional-conduct committee recommends pharmacist be censured and have conditions attached to her registration
Ireland’s small charities: ‘The year I came in, the HSE pulled most of the funding’
Outgoing Carmichael chief executive says regulatory code ‘tough’ for voluntary organisations
In concert with a Honda 50 – our convoy to see Bruce Springsteen
Glory Days remembered as trio of friends set off from South County Dublin for Slane
Iranian critical-skills workers face ‘inhumane’ delays for family visas
Delays of more than two years for decisions are forcing some to consider leaving Ireland
Irish arm of Royal London more than doubles sales of pension products amid PRSA boom
Operating profits at Dublin-based unit up 71% to €19.5m
Dublin City Council completes €581m purchase of former DIT site
Deal to buy Kevin Street site would see council vacate Wood Quay civic offices
How much will petrol and diesel cost after new measures kick in this week?
Even with the latest excise cut, motorists will still be much worse off than they were six weeks ago
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