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Dublin bus crash victim was a man whose ‘stress-free rhythms’ defined his life, funeral told
Former Irish Times employee Frank Daly (85) was killed when he was hit by a bus on North Earl Street last week
Tavares Strachan: ‘What else am I going to say other than I got my name through slavery?’
The artist’s Encyclopedia of Invisibility restores the histories of thousands of people. Now his sculptures are bringing some of those stories to Dublin
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Woman alleges she was branded a ‘gouger’ after gardaí discovered relationship with officer
‘Law-abiding citizen’ Sinead Warren claims she was falsely labelled a ‘major criminal’ in WhatsApp messages
Education board working to recoup €200,000 pension overpayment from late employee’s spouse
Dublin and Dún Laoghaire ETB was not told recipient had remarried until nine years later
Gerry Hutch’s mask slips again as ego drives newest Dáil bid
Dubliner’s plans to run in upcoming city centre byelection mean his criminal past, and present, must be discussed
New Hoxton Hotel seeks injunction over music noise from adjoining club
Yamamori Izakaya, which hosts late-night music, shares party walls with hotel
Flood payments worth average of €613 sent to 133 people in first round of relief scheme
Dublin, Wicklow and Wexford householders make up majority of initial Storm Chandra assistance funding
GP accepts some of his social media posts during Covid-19 pandemic were not appropriate
Dr Marcus de Brun faces 10 allegations at Medical Council fitness-to-practise hearing
Child allegedly scalded by coffee on Ryanair flight secures €15,500 settlement
Parents had to use clothing and water to treat injuries due to lack of first aid equipment, court hears
‘Shannon was bursting out in tears with fear’: Boyd-Barrett tells Dáil of couple and children facing eviction
Couple and children with special needs face living in hostel due to impending ‘no fault’ eviction, Dáil told
Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch says he plans to contest Dublin byelection
Hutch narrowly lost out on a Dublin Central seat in the 2024 general election
Irish held by Ice, laptop shortages and replacing Prince Albert at Leinster House
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Cantina Valentina review: The Hoxton’s new restaurant shines beyond its hotel roots
This is confident Peruvian cooking, produced with skill and intent in a smart room
Look inside: Luxury period home among famous neighbours by the sea in Killiney
Built in 1860, Kilmore is described as ‘a contemporary house in an old shell’
Five homes on view this week in Dublin and Kildare from €255,000
New to the market in Monkstown, Smithfield, Churchtown, Santry and Naas
Cyclist ‘convinced he would die’ after being driven over by SUV making illegal turn
Rider ‘still tortured’ by sound of his breaking bones, court hears
Teenage boy sent for trial over alleged rape of unwell girl at house party
Judge says schoolboy (16) should be tried in the Central Criminal Court
Childcare firms seek to raise €250,000 to fund legal challenge to pay-setting process
But stakeholders’ group, including Siptu, expresses ‘serious concerns’ at proposed court action
Iranians protest as Dublin hotel hosts event marking 1979 revolution
Demonstrators say event should not have gone ahead due to mass killing of protesters in Iran in recent weeks
College Green civic plaza design revealed eight years on from last plans
Traffic-free scheme in Dublin city centre includes several water features and 75 trees
Brian Grendon ordered to pay bill for bail effort in trial over alleged gang leadership
Clondalkin man (48) withdrew application amid High Court hearing
Met Éireann forecasts sharp drop in temperatures with lows of minus 3
Intense cold snap will start on Thursday and lead to widespread frost and ice
‘Absolute disgrace’: Residents react over approval to scrap Dublin Airport passenger cap
Cabinet approved draft laws to do away with 32 million annual passenger cap on Tuesday
Below-freezing temperatures and patches of rain and fog forecast for later this week
Met Éireann predicts frost and ice to set in at weekend with some wintry showers are possible in northern areas
How a Dublin couple boosted their home energy Ber rating from D2 to B1
Bryan and Emma McCarthy knew they had a project on their hands when they bought their four-bed home in Foxrock
This dark, tiny Dublin room honours survivors of Ireland’s barbaric Magdalene laundries
Róisín Ingle: You are reminded of things Irish society ignored for decades until women like Mary Merritt spoke out
Palm Logistics forges ahead with delivery of new warehouses at Momentum Logistics Park
Planning secured for 400,000sq ft of logistics space with additional 200,000sq ft set to go for approval in 2026
Man (20s) arrested on suspicion of murder of Daniel Aruebose
Suspect, who is Irish, was deported from Brazil to Ireland and was detained at Dublin Airport
Five well-known restaurants lose Michelin Bib status
Some establishments also removed from Michelin Guide, including Lottie’s in Dublin and Cush in Cork
Dublin bus crash victim remembered as a ‘gentleman’ and ‘hard worker’
Frank Daly, who worked in Irish Times for decades, died after being struck by vehicle on North Earl Street last week
Compensation scheme for Stardust fire survivors described as ‘absolutely horrendous’
Survivors not consulted before finalisation of process, solicitor says, as some learn of Minister’s plans through media
Video of rat taken in Dublin hotel prompted safety inspection and temporary kitchen closure
‘Bucket full of brown unidentifiable liquid’ found under bar of separate premises
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