CCTV finally installed to catch dumpers in Dublin’s worst litter black spot
Cameras switched on in recent days at Belvedere Place, Sherrard Street Lower and Summer Street North
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A night with Dublin’s taxi drivers: ‘If somebody decides to run, you can’t control it’
Racism, fare evasion by ‘runners’ and safety concerns are among the issues drivers report
North Circular review: ‘You’d have robbed cars flying around... It used to be chaos, but good fun’
Television: Luke McManus’s love letter reveals the down-at-heel glamour of Dublin’s grittier postcodes
Man jailed for three months over ‘unprovoked’ attack on woman jogging in Dublin
Incident on East Wall Road occurred 18 days after man received suspended sentence for theft
Developer fails in last-ditch bid to salvage approval for apartments near Royal Hospital Kilmainham
Proposed development was for five apartment blocks, including an 18-storey tower
Man denies involvement in arson attack causing €550,000 damage to elderly couple’s home
Pensioners, who escaped unharmed, were not intended victims, court told
Two men killed in road crashes in Dublin and Offaly named locally
Gardaí appeal for witnesses to incidents in Clondalkin and Tullamore
Temperatures to hit up to 23 degrees this weekend with warm conditions expected next week
Met Éireann predicts mixed weather will give way to warm and sunny conditions
More than 11,000 knives seized by gardaí over five years
Highest number of seizures recorded in Dublin’s inner city areas
One Night in Dublin ... out with the city’s street cleaners: Smashed bottles, vomit, urine and worse
An early morning start with Dublin City Council’s army of sweepers, power-washers and vacuum-cleaners
There is something utterly charming about suits eating 99s in a heatwave
These are perhaps my favourite of Dublin’s summertime characters
On my swim the water tastes industrial, of fuel and metal and dirt
A kilometre into the race, I feel a burning sensation in my right arm
Dublin Horse Show 2025: The best places to eat and drink at the RDS
Yes, there’s world-class showjumping and dazzling dressage, but the real draw to this five-day event is often edible
New lease of life: Dead Zoo Lab brings back beloved Natural History Museum collection
Collins Barracks is displaying about 1,300 objects while original Merrion Street location undergoes refurbishment
Indian taxi driver faces loss of livelihood as he recovers from unprovoked Dublin attack
Racist language and assaults on Indian and Pakistani community create climate of fear
Storm Floris: 200 premises still without power in west after unseasonable high winds
ESB says crews are working to restore power in areas in Sligo, Tuam, Ennis and Athlone
Probation officials begin training to deal with radicalised criminals engaged in violent extremism
A project has also been set up to help steer 12- to 24-year-olds away from involvement in crime in Dublin’s north inner city
Husband of woman who killed their child calls for changes to support bereaved
Nicola Keane, who took her own life, had post natal depression and psychosis after giving birth to son Henry
Man arrested as part of investigation into fatal stabbing of Mark Carroll in Finglas
The 34-year-old was stabbed to death in a house in Finglas in June 2024
‘If we keep knocking down places like Smyth’s, soon there’ll be nothing interesting left for tourists to visit’
Customers at the celebrated Dublin 4 pub express concern as it faces threat of demolition
Jerry Fish: ‘I’m a London-born Dub but I discovered most of my DNA is from exactly where I now live’
The musician talks about the last wolf in Ireland, long-term grief and his happiness at being a father
Eight Irish restaurants where it pays to book ahead
High demand and limited space can make it harder to get a booking. With these places, it pays to persevere
Dublin manager Paul Casey: ‘I think everybody played close to their best. To do it on this day of all days is very, very satisfying’
Meath go down to a 12-point defeat the All-Ireland final after freezing on the one day you can’t afford to freeze
Garda injured while arresting sword-wielding suspect
Man (40s) charged in connection with incident and is due before court on Monday
Water supply for Greater Dublin Area replenishing after Uisce Éireann completes major pipe repairs
Extensive repairs scheduled this weekend as demand for water is typically lower on bank holidays
Why bobs, perms and beehive hairstyles reveal the stories of women’s lives
The hairstyles of the last century reflected the changing place of women in Irish society, writes historian Katie Blackwood
One Night in Dublin ... with the bouncers at Copper Face Jacks: Once you’re gone, you’re gone
On the door with security staff and management of ‘the most famous nightclub in Ireland’
One of the greatest joys of an overpriced meal out in Dublin’s southside? Eavesdropping
In an expensive restaurant on Dublin's southside, everyone acts like they deserve to be there
India’s embassy in Dublin warns citizens of increasing violent attacks in Ireland
Safety advisory issued after unprovoked attacks by groups on Indian men in Tallaght
Séamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney family group was paid €24m in three months for homeless and refugee housing
McEnaney Group growing fast with tens of millions in turnover and growing property portfolio, public documents show
A night with the Dublin Fire Brigade: ‘I didn’t recognise my former colleague until he was pronounced dead’
In the first of a series chronicling life in the capital at night, The Irish Times tagged along with firefighters and paramedics on callouts
Auction of artist Richard O’Neill’s work to include portraits of Samuel Beckett and 1916 leader Tom Clarke
It’s often true that works of artists such as O’Neill become more valuable after their death
Gay Spar, the George’s Street Arcade, traffic junctions: 52 reasons to love Dublin right now
A celebration of the capital in all her current glory. The magic, the mischief and the unexpected moments that make Dublin one of the best little towns in the world
Gratefully and Affectionately. Mary Lavin and the New Yorker: A rich trove of insights
The book charts Mary Lavin’s career from the moment she was introduced to The New Yorker by JD Salinger in 1957
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