Irish cycling community mourns death of Craig Sweetman at age 52
Former champion cyclist has died at the age of 52
Skerries
New Donabate homes minutes from the beach from €465,000
Hampden Hill features two-, three- and four-bed homes with 32-acre park and commercial hub
Five homes on view this week in Dublin and Co Meath from €485,000 to €1.675m
New to the market in Loughshinny, Drumcondra, Ranelagh, Clontarf and Athboy
Actor Emily Taaffe: ‘There’s an opening-up about the challenges women face when they become mothers’
The Irish actor’s upcoming TV series, Little Disasters, delves into dark and underexplored issues that can accompany motherhood
Nesting by Roisín O’Donnell: A confident and compelling debut novel about coercive control
A woman escapes her manipulative creep of a husband. This powerful book asks: what now?
Promising juvenile cricketer caught with almost €5,000 of cannabis given suspended sentence
Schoolboy international Harry Archer (23) of Skerries has 13 previous convictions for drug and road traffic offences
Dublin Fingal West constituency candidates list: Louise O’Reilly should retain seat for Sinn Féin as Labour in with good chance
Election 2024: Third seat in Dublin Fingal West constituency likely to be fight between Greens, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael
Award-winning Skerries restaurant Potager set to close
Owners Cathal Leonard and Sarah Ryan say they are shutting down after almost six years in business
Residents raise concern as Ireland’s six new offshore wind farms move closer to reality
Developers are seeking planning permission for large-turbine wind farms as people from Louth to Wexford say they are worried about more than visual intrusion
Keep turbines away from endangered terns on island off north Dublin coast, environmentalists warn
Environmental group lodges objection to large wind farm proposed for Irish Sea off north Dublin
Skerries site with full planning for 12 homes guiding at €500,000
0.85-acre plot at Mill Hill Park has approval for scheme of apartments, duplexes and houses
What it’s like to live in Skerries: ‘It’s not perfect but we know we’re lucky’
In The Good Enough Life, University College London’s Prof Daniel Miller writes that ‘it is hard to find a currently existing society that is demonstrably better’
The Irish Times view on Skerries: contentment by the coast
One answer to the question of what a good life means has been found in the seaside town in Co Dublin
Five fire engines attend scene of blaze at north Co Dublin pub
No injuries reported following outbreak of fire at Bus Bar in Skerries, Garda spokeswoman says
Water quality warnings at more than 30 beaches and lakes after heavy rain
Swimming ban on north Dublin beaches with increased risk of contamination
‘It’s more than the horses now’: North Co Dublin equine therapy centre searching for a new home
Owner Georgia Lillis, daughter of late Celine Cawley, says she has ‘to fight and find somewhere else for these children’
Four homes for €400,000 and under
Turnkey properties at keener prices in the capital, commuter belt and beyond
William Dunlop’s motorcycle ‘bottomed out’ several times before fatal crash, inquest hears
Fellow rider Paul Jordan gave evidence of moments before fatal collision at Skerries in 2018
New homes schemes starting in Dublin: Selected apartments, duplexes and houses from Swords to Shankill
New developments, and the latest phases of existing schemes, in the north, south and west of the county, as well as in the south city
Motorcyclist dies following three vehicle collision in Skerries, north Dublin
Garda appeal for witnesses to crash on Wednesday afternoon
Studs, cottages, fairytale escapes: our favourite houses in 2020
It may have been a year like no other but the properties for sale this year didn't disappoint when it came to quirkiness, luxury and rich history
Relatives not given chance to be with dying Covid nursing home residents - report
Watchdog says grief compounded by personal items handed back in black plastic bags
One hundred years ago: The first IRA prisoner dies on hunger strike
Michael Fitzgerald preceded the death of Cork mayor Terence MacSwiney by eight days
80 years ago: how Éamon de Valera had his old comrades executed
Patrick McGrath and Thomas Harte were the first IRA men executed since the Civil War
Face mask compliance: a patchy exercise on buses and trains
‘Once a passenger has prepaid for their ticket, it is hard to refuse them on the bus’
Skerries protesters attempt to stop felling of mature trees
Locals on ‘chain saw patrol’ after Norwegian maples and London planes cut down
What sold for €400k or less in D4, Drumcondra, Skerries and Killiney
This budget bought a Ballsbridge bungalow and a two-bed near the beach and Dart
More children leaving earlier in morning to get to school
Children with long commutes or in need of pre-school care travelling earlier than before
What sold for €525k in Bray, Skerries, Rialto and Kilkenny
A period house near the sea, a Rialto redbrick or a golf course home
The big switch-off: How should schools tackle smartphone use?
France has banned them; New York has eased its restrictions. What’s best for Ireland?
Child’s customised wheelchair taken in Co Dublin robbery
Family are in ‘desperate’ need after car containing customised chair is stolen
William Dunlop pursued his passion, funeral of motorcycle racer told
Third member of family killed in motorcycle racing laid to rest in Ballymoney, Co Antrim
Jury finds David Drumm guilty of €7.2bn conspiracy to defraud
Conviction of former chief executive most significant in nine-year Anglo investigation
Former Anglo Irish chief David Drumm found guilty in €7.2bn fraud trial
Drumm remanded on bail until June 20th for sentencing after ‘humanitarian’ plea
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