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Film-maker Neil Jordan: ‘I go to my local cinema ... normally sitting in a totally empty hall’
Jordan, who started out as a writer, has rarely gone longer than three years without releasing a film
TV guide: the 10 best new shows to watch, starting tonight
March 14th-20th highlights: including Turbulence: The Story of Ryanair, The Other Bennet Sister and the Oscars
An evening with David Byrne: an indefinable, uplifting, must-see experience
Theatrical set features a superb 13-piece band, exquisite choreography and perpetual kinetic energy
In Ireland’s dysfunctional property market, the starter home has become the forever home
Many people are turning their three-bed home into a four-bed with a Dermot Bannon-style family ‘space’
Edmund Ross obituary: Photographer whose portraits included actors, singers and politicians
Wedding and family photos meant his work entered the homes of thousands of ordinary people
Ireland’s busiest road: ‘The M50 is getting worse. I don’t think it is able to take any more’
Dublin’s ring-road motorway is ‘at capacity’ but commuters and hauliers have little option but to keep getting stuck in M50 traffic. What is the plan?
Family of woman murdered by husband in Dublin ‘distressed’ after killer granted day release
Siobhán McLaughlin was killed by her husband in ‘savage, torturous’ attack 20 years ago at her family home in Goatstown
Woman defrauded State of €112,000 claiming deserted wife’s allowance while cohabiting
Expenditures were being shared by Deirdre Buttner and her partner, including holidays, and the court heard they travelled abroad quite frequently
Personal trainer at women-only gym pleads guilty to assaults on former girlfriend
John Peters (33), who told gardaí woman was not to be believed as she had mental health issues, said he is sorry for his actions and distress they caused
Accommodation crisis pushes ‘destitute children closer to sleeping on Dublin streets’
‘I cannot emphasise enough the consequences of overloading already stretched services,’ says Dublin Region Homeless Executive chief
Councils warn of risks to tourism and agriculture from Shannon water project
Elected representatives in Clare pass resolution calling for planning permission for 170km pipeline to be refused
Event guide: Aisling Bea, St Patrick’s Day gigs, and the other best things to see in Ireland in the week ahead
March 14th-20th, 2026: The best movies, music, art and more coming your way this week
Iron Ladies: Gripping insight into Cold War and pursuit of justice by Irish Jewish women
Television: Slice-of-life memories a stark reminder of arbitrary cruelty of former Soviet Union
Anti-war demonstration at US embassy in Dublin is met by Iranian counter-protesters
Angry scenes as peace groups demand end to attacks on Iran, but Iranian group chants ‘Thank you, Trump’
Enoch Burke was moved to Castlerea jail for own safety, High Court hears
Jailed teacher lost ‘enhanced’ privileges and could no longer be housed in single cell at Mountjoy
French and British joint venture KeolisAmey confirmed as new Luas operators
Services will run under new contract from start of September
Woman pulls €60,000 injury claim after court hears neither vehicle showed signs of damage
Zara Rana (37) claimed she suffered injuries to her left arm, right thumb and lower neck in collision outside her son’s school in Lucan, Dublin
Bull Island is nature’s gift to Dubliners. They haven’t been grateful
Once a haven for wildlife, its famed hares and many birds have disappeared
‘He changed how we feel in our home’: Man woken by burglar armed with hammer, court hears
John Dunne (35) of Sandyhill Terrace, Ballymun, broke into the family home, armed with a lump hammer
I’m haunted by the time I gave tourists the wrong directions to Riverdance
Big Aisling that I am, I immediately went into one of my favourite modes: helping visitors to our shores
Forest Avenue review: This Michelin-starred restaurant in Dublin has real quality and a three-course lunch from €55
John Wyer’s restrained, delicious cooking has been worthy of Michelin recognition for years
St Patrick’s weekend 2026: a guide to parades and events in the coming days
St Patrick’s Day falls on Tuesday, March 17th, but many cities and towns across the country are hosting festivals the weekend before
Five homes on view this week in Dublin from €345,000
New to the market in Blackrock, Perrystown, Drumcondra, Ranelagh and Harold’s Cross
Man arrested in connection with murder of Dubliner in 2005
Remains of victim were discovered in wooded area in Hollywood, Co Wicklow
Man who punched Brendan Courtney came forward to gardaí after Dublin assault, court hears
Ross Deegan, 22, admits punching RTÉ broadcaster Brendan Courtney
Man charged with sexual assault of young girl on Dublin street
Former delivery driver remanded in custody after court hears he denies sexually assaulting the young girl
‘Over a billion eyeballs will be on the parade’: St Patrick’s festival CEO Richard Tierney
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Man pleads guilty to dangerous driving causing deaths of married couple in Blanchardstown
John Halpin (46) also admitted leaving the scene of an accident knowing injury had been caused to Anthony Hogg and Georgina Hogg Moore
Annual St Patrick’s Festival to begin this Saturday with more than 150 artists
The national St Patrick’s Day Parade will return on Tuesday, March 17, following its established route from Parnell Square
Former judge appeals conviction for attempted rape and sexual abuse of six young men
Lawyers for Gerard O’Brien (61) say trial judge gave jury confusing instructions ‘weighted against the defence’
New tool shows how long it would take for a first-time buyer to obtain a new home in their locality
1,865 years: how long it would take for young people in one part of Dublin to have a home of their own, according to new analysis
Franciscans seek €7m for Dublin mansion with scope for high-end housing
Property sits on 3.7 acres of secluded grounds with direct access to Killiney beach
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