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
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Staff 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
Event guide: The Weir, Kilkenny Arts Festival and other best things to do in Ireland this week
August 2nd-8th, 2025: The best movies, music, art and more coming your way this week
Early arrivals at All Together Now: ‘If I’m paying €275...I’m getting my money’s worth’
For some All Together Now attendees it was a dash to Waterford to get the party started ahead of performances by Fontaines DC, CMAT and more
Poet Patrick Kavanagh’s regular haunt along Dublin’s Grand Canal gets face lift
Public space, accessibility and biodiversity enhanced along one of the capital’s busiest waterway paths
Map of areas facing water supply restrictions this weekend
Water outages may occur while major pipeline serving the region is repaired over bank holiday
‘They ruined me’: Natalie Ennis, tortured in Dublin flat, still awaits psychiatric support
Natalie Ennis was beaten with metal poles, burned with makeshift blowtorch and cut with knife
James Kavanagh: Anxiety had me in a chokehold ... I wasn’t able to leave the house
The influencer and food entrepreneur on overcoming anxiety, finding his tribe and life in the countryside
The National Concert Hall’s official memos: On revamp costs, one-off payments and HR ‘issues’
Chairperson has sought assurances from Government that NCH will not have to fund multi-million euro redevelopment
Fat Phill’s in Temple Bar: Burgers built for the algorithm, not the appetite
This Dutch import serves maximalist fast food with visual punch
Surviving Miami Showband members remember their bandmates on 50th anniversary of atrocity
Fifty years since lead singer Fran O’Toole, guitarist Tony Geraghty and trumpeter Brian McCoy were murdered by loyalist paramilitaries
Teen who ‘bullied and traumatised’ victim he met on bus jailed for two years for false imprisonment
Judge notes offender’s ‘brazenness’ in going to the victim’s home
BusConnects route will come in ‘on time, on budget’, says Darragh O’Brien
Minister for Transport announces contract for €274m bus ‘corridor’ connecting Liffey Valley to Dublin city centre
US actor jailed for five years for raping woman in Dublin Airbnb
Kevin Yungman’s mother tells victim: ‘As a mam and as a woman, I want to say sorry’
Pair aware of consequences of breaching ban on works at ancient burial site, court hears
Fingal County Council sought injunction over fears irreparable harm may have been caused to monument
Man (23) remanded in custody charged with assault causing harm to garda on Capel Street in Dublin
Abdullah Khan also charged with production of a ‘Tactix’ knife with intent to cause intimidation or harm on Tuesday evening
Bougie picnic: Up your al fresco game with quality bites and minimal fuss
Colourfully arrange platters in minutes mixing breads, crackers, cheeses, fruit and vegetables
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