Real estate giant LRC takes control of hundreds of buy-to-let homes

Home Front: at home for Christmas

Oireachtas committee hears city council not holding ceremony to avoid Luas disruption

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LGBTI+ activists express concerns that the event is now more of a festival than a protest

German visitors unimpressed as much of Dublin shuts down due to weather alert

Frank Clarke’s escort suffers minor injuries after assault in Smithfield Square

Smithfield Lofts on North King Street sells for €750,000 above guide price

Review: Urbanity is a bright food light in a coffee and pizza-chain wilderness

Court grants insurance group injunction requiring executive preserve documents

These sellers sought one price but got another

David Black (52) shot dead while driving to work at Maghaberry prison

Lord Mayor praises All-Ireland winning team as ‘one of the best we have ever seen’

The number of private A&Es has been growing in recent times

New to the Parish: Ahmed Lulu arrived in Ireland from war-torn Gaza in 2014

Property firm’s sites about to bear new homes fruit in Stoneybatter, Santry and Blackrock

Varadkar may give immunity to white collar crime informants who become a ‘supergrass’

Plus, learn how to select, grill and smoke meat at Smithfield’s free fire pit sessions

A new series looking at neighbourhoods in the capital starts in Dublin 7

Superstar of 1950s Dublin GAA and visionary motor industry figure

Creative Ireland initiative to follow up last year’s successful Reflecting the Rising

Multi-family development is close to DIT Grangegorman, Bolton St and Four Courts

Council approves seven-storey development on site of ex-Jameson Smithfield warehouse

When it comes to beans, these folks mean business

Increasing rent prices have contributed to a 25 per cent reduction in capital’s studio space

It’s hard to imagine the art of Irish song under any kind of threat after a session at this pub

How do you find authentic places to shoot a period drama such as ‘Rebellion’? You need to be creative, keep an eye to detail, and occasionally double up on locations

American Chamber makes prediction at event showcasing job opportunities here

Looking for fresh home ideas? Travel to some of the world’s most interesting hotels and soak up inspiring must-try décor

Bram Stoker festival and Burren Food Fayre among events taking place across the country

Globe-trotting financier’s diamond project in Canadian tundra now 70 per cent complete

Pupils of Scoil Bhríde get together to celebrate being Dubs – with their Kerry teachers

From Rick Stein's Byzantine journeys to Teeling Whiskeys; Smithfield picnics to virtual wine tasting, Culture Night has enough flavour to suit all palates

Louise White wins the audience’s empathy in her tale about a community’s right to space

Portions at many retailers found to contain excess diarrhetic shellfish poisoning toxins

Barbecued food is so hot right now - there's even a Big Grill Festival in Dublin this weekend - so we've found some good places to get your low'n'slow fix

Want to dance? Need a hug? Or could do with some help clearing out some emotional or actual baggage? There’s a whole army of people out there to help

Gaze, the Dublin gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender film festival, opens Thursday. Here are five screenings we’ll definitely be attending

Bí project appeals to campaigners to help it reintegrate bees into inner city Dublin

Three centrally located apartments in popular locations and all new to the market