Dublin

Man arrested after incident outside Terminal 1 which saw victim taken by ambulance to Beaumont Hospital

At the end of June about 3.1 million square feet of office space was under construction in Dublin, according to Lisney estimates

Teenagers in Dublin’s north inner city will reclaim their public space on Culture Night

Community service in need of funding caters for 40 minors, some of whom on occasion have experienced ‘deep trauma’

A new collective secures Balbriggan as an arts destination, while Cork sales have fine silver and art to offer

Having spent most of his working life at Dublin Zoo, Gerry Creighton now travels around the world developing care and enclosures for elephants he describes as ‘intelligent, compassionate and kind’

In Ireland, the disabled community miss out on the basic ‘coming of age’ experience

Emer McLysaght: Usually the waters around Ireland are torture for the cold-averse and challenging for the hardiest of swimmers, but there is a wisdom that comes with never regretting a swim

Carefully sourced, quality produce makes for good eating at this spot

Blackwood, 40km from Dublin, increased population by 98 per cent between 2016 and 2022, new figures show

Ranking last month put average salary in Dublin at €2,937 per month and the monthly cost of living at €2,066

Dubliner Jenny O’Brien, who has three children and works as a nurse in Guernsey , has become a best-selling crime novelist

Two homes, one price: A turnkey two-bed in Crumlin or a detached five-bed with workshop in Tubbercurry

Houses in Carrickmines, Harold’s Cross, Sandycove, Drumcondra and Burtonport

Sushi and sashimi prepared by a Japanese sushi artist with a charming and delightful service

Draft Dublin City Centre Transport Plan lacks detail but has seeds of a pedestrian, cyclist and public transport-friendly city

Retired group captain John Hemingway (104) is the only surviving Battle of Britain pilot

Cars to be banned from more areas to allow extra space for cyclists, pedestrians and public transport

Canadian-headquartered data centre design and manufacturing giant employs more than 500 in Dublin

Union Investment has amassed portfolio of 735 high-end apartments across three Dublin developments to date

Drivers in Dublin spent 145 hours in traffic 2022, more than those in any other city in the world. Will a congestion charge force cars out of the city centre?

New to the Parish: Paula Pinto arrived from London in 2021

Fish, chips, ice-cream and fine dining around Clontarf and Howth

Move-in-ready homes at keener prices around the country

We are in a doom-loop media cycle about the state of Dublin, with hyperbolic and classist commentary focusing on crime. Dublin City Council must focus on community and culture

On Sunday horse owners travelled to Smithfield Horse Fair in Dublin from near and far to show their support for a tradition that they say is under threat from recently introduced bylaws

With return of the school run, there are more and more cargo bikes on the streets. Are they worth the often jaw-dropping price?

The Punjabi chef behind Dublin restaurants Pickle and Street, and Tiffin in Greystones, on keeping it real in his adopted land

Something has got to give as long as the imbalance between supply and demand persists. Rents are, whatever way you slice it, going to have to come down for the existing stock to be absorbed

The best movies, music, art and more coming your way between September 9th and 15th, 2023

The Mater recently completed its 1,000th surgery assisted by a robot, which reduces trauma and recovery time and frees up beds

A car which initially failed to remain at the scene has since been identified and recovered by Gardaí

Dunshaughlin man (23) died in a collision with a bus outside Busáras in Dublin city centre at the end of August

Two officers, arriving to scene of house fire, entered upstairs window using a ladder to save a woman (50s) trapped inside

Review: Costello approaches his 70th year but this gig shows there’s no stopping him

‘Safety stand down’ due to elevated levels of stress among staff over future employment, CHC Ireland says

Dublin wardens will not intervene but instead engage with local community and observe what is happening in area, Minister for Justice says

Streets including O’Connell Street and Talbot Street to be ‘refreshed’ in wide-ranging plan tackling drugs, dumping and community health

The four-time Oscar nominee from Ireland says she does not take for granted ‘the incredible stock’ she comes from

Victim suffered ‘non life-threatening injuries’ following alleged incident on Harbour Court Lane, near Abbey Street