Trend began to emerge before Government’s overhaul of judicial reviews took effect

I’m grateful for the few people who still manage to pull off a thanks with panache despite exiting via the central doors

Surge in trading income helped drive 14% rise in net profit last year, CRO filings reveal

Financial penalties could clean up dirty old town

Bobby Healy’s delivery firm faces fresh setback as permission refused for south Dublin hub

Extended mews is tucked away at end of private lane and features two courtyard gardens

New to the market in Dublin 7, Rathfarnham, Rathmichael, Santry and Ringsend

Riad Bouchaker’s defence tells trial he may have been trying to terrify but not stab

Gothic Revival-style house in Dalkey with private harbour last changed hands for €7.8m in 2018

Action could intensify next week to affect all cases, solicitors warn

Ten-year planning permission is being sought

High Court says children would be deprived of play area that development plan had ‘solemnly represented’ they would get

Proposed removal of one house per week more expensive but less environmentally damaging, developer argues

Move follows backlash against proliferation of new hotels, often seen as coming at expense of housing projects

Dublin City Council questions claims by Re-turn regarding scheme’s success in increasing recycling, saying there had only been a ‘modest decrease’ in litter

Purchasers paid median price of €394,980 for a residential property in 12 months to April, CSO data shows

‘The dish is like a huge thank you to Ireland,’ says 24-year-old Giovanni Mannino of his version of an Italian classic

French woman Ming Ting Mancel, who lived in Dublin with her family, accused of murdering her daughter in a hotel in Reykjavik, Iceland

Irish author tells Dublin event traditional forms of peaceful protest have not had meaningful impact on Israel’s actions

The site has the potential for a high-density scheme anchored by about 600 apartments and 30,000sq m of retail and leisure uses