58 Grosvenor Road offers 304sq m over four floors and needs total renovation

It is estimated that over a million babies have been born to couples who met via scheme

Jack Mahony joined British army after his London home bombed by Luftwaffe in 1942

Plus: France-Ireland Gastronomy Month is in March; and Lismore Food Company invades China

A new book by Polly Devlin looks inside the city’s most curious and luxurious apartments

Francis Denvir awarded Legion d’Honneur in recognition of role in liberation of France

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Obituary: Alexander (Aleck) Crichton

Artwork emerged overnight near ferry terminal which connects UK with mainland Europe

It seems Denis O’Brien and Donald Trump have a problem with my old man’s hair

Two imposing properties with French connections on Dublin’s Ailesbury Road are set for major changes

It is approaching a year since I saw my then pregnant wife and our little girl

Tear gas, stun grenades used after violence breaks out as youths try to break police cordon

The Miele massive sale, upcycled gems, Merrion Square open doors, bedroom inspiration and seeking eclectic collectibles

‘My focus now is on the arrival here from Turkey of my wife and children’

From this moment I am an official refugee with the same rights as citizens of France

It’s surreal to come and go as I choose, and to be trusted to behave as an adult

It was numbing to be a newly arrived Syrian refugee and days later the atrocity occurred in Nice

‘It was like something out of a movie... the truck flew by and then we started to run’

Michael D Higgins to pay respects at Mansion House with books expected around country

A new future is front of me. It is my new reality. It is, nonetheless, a shock.

French ambassador says both countries must retain strong trade relationship

World capital of wine will have the second biggest Fanzone at the championships

Government willing to send soldiers to replace French forces in Mali or Lebanon

‘Irish people understand what it is to be tarred with the same brush,’ says imam

President Higgins signs book of condolence at embassy on Merrion Square

Parents asked to take children straight to their classrooms in wake of attacks

Taoiseach says no evidence of anything ‘untoward’ being planned in or for Ireland

Merrion Square will be loaded with the offbeat, the unusual and the inspired on the capital’s big night out

Honour coincides with refurbishment of Dublin apartments for six homeless people

Classical music round-up: The young ensemble played Messiaen’s dark music – which he composed as a POW – in near-darkness

Prime Minister and Tánaiste celebrate “unwavering friendship” between two countries

‘The Letters of Samuel Beckett: Volume 3, 1957-1965’ launched in conjunction with Trinity College Dublin and the French embassy

Five people killed in a gun attack at a resturant frequented by expatriates

Michael d’Alton given Légion d’Honneur by French ambassador Jean Pierre-Thébault

#JesuisCharlie: journalists stand in solidarity with victims of attack on satirical magazine

Pat Gillen was among first wave of troops to invade Sword beach on June 6th, 1944

Karlin Lillington: “The summit has about doubled in size each year, with a matching expansion of what is on offer”

French take leave of Dublin 4 as embassy finds buyer

Demonstrators seeking to topple Yingluck Shinawatra clash with Bangkok police