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Charlene Masterson suing convicted sex offender father over abuse
David Masterson pleaded guilty in 2021 to six offences relating to abuse perpetrated against his daughter
On Bloomsday, if you take just one message from Ulysses then it should be this one
James Joyce didn’t trade in false hope, but he reminds us how political optimism, even if foolish, is never wasted
Death at the bridge: The Troubles murder of Terence McKeever, 40 years on
The newly wed businessman was killed by the IRA, but key evidence has since gone missing on both sides of Border
‘It’s a sign’: How a HSE campaign about HIV brought a Brazilian man back to Dublin
Phellipe Lutterbeck had been diagnosed with the virus in 2021 after returning to Brazil
National Lottery’s new campaign sends chills through advertising industry
Kiwis’ cash-in-transit caper adapted for Ireland
Elegant double-fronted Edwardian with art studio in the garden in Rathmines
Well-maintained detached five-bedroom home features period details and purpose-built veranda with built-in heaters
What will €375,000 buy in the Co Cork countryside and a 10-minute cycle from Dublin city centre?
Two homes, one price: Updated farmhouse near Ballydehob or turnkey terrace in East Wall
Man dies after being struck by Luas tram in Dublin city centre
Operations were suspended between St Stephen’s Green and Dominick St on Green line following incident
‘We’re all so proud’: Mother of Shamrock Rovers and Cape Verde’s Lopes delighted with Spain draw
Judy Lopes says seeing her son play in 0-0 draw against Spain in 2026 World Cup was an ‘out-of-body’ experience
Oberstown child detention campus refused further admissions due to being at capacity
Documents show Minister for Children Norma Foley pushed through an instruction to the facility to take more boys
Riad Bouchaker seemed ‘hell-bent’ on attacking children, stabbed creche worker tells jury
Man working as Deliveroo worker says he hit Parnell Square accused with motorbike helmet and punched him on ground
Schoolgirl (9) left with scar after fall against steel railings awarded €48,500
Court told girl had been teased by other children about the mark on her forehead and had grown a fringe to hide it
Drug dealer who told woman her son would be raped over €157,000 debt is jailed
Dubliner Mark ‘Fishy’ Salmon (33) jailed after pleading guilty to making threats to kill and possession of cocaine and the proceeds of crime
Garda crackdown on bus lane rules among plans to tackle Dublin’s traffic congestion
New Luas timetable with increased services and extending Dart line to Drogheda are planned
Trevor Dietz and Fontaines DC emerged in a Dublin that seems to be slipping away
The band and their late manager grew up in public when the city offered an affordable life and latitude to experiment
How sewing became cool again: ‘It’s addictive - instead of binge-watching something, now I sew’
Pushing back against fast fashion, young people are dusting off sewing machines and learning how to make their own unique, sustainable clothing
‘There is fear in my home’: Up to 2,000 attend anti-racism march in Dublin
Event was held in response to recent violent demonstrations and rioting in Belfast
From the HSE to Church of Ireland dean: ‘I took a huge salary cut, but I’ve never been happier’
‘Sitting in meetings would have killed me’ says Canon Tom O’Brien of his unlikely career change
‘I saw grown men cry’: Charlie O’Leary, kitman in Jack Charlton era, recalls the highs of Irish soccer
The 102-year-old Dubliner is being honoured for his services to football at a presentation hosted by the city’s Lord Mayor
A ghost from my teenage past emailed to say hello. I’m so glad he did
Andy’s life is a story of survival and surrender, trauma and redemption. He’s one of the sharpest, funniest people I’ve ever been reacquainted with
Reykjavik murder trial hears details of Dublin-based family’s collective suicide plan
Ming Ting Mancel, with an address in Leopardstown, Dublin 18, charged with murder of her daughter Catherine
Taste of Dublin 2026 kicks off: ‘We come every single year, we absolutely love it’
One of Ireland’s longest-running food festivals is back in Dublin this weekend, and off to a sunny start
‘I tried the new Italian sandwich shop in Dublin that has crowds queuing’
New Italian sandwich shop on Dublin’s Drury Street has crowds queuing for its delicious everything-from-scratch creations
Jury told of ‘chaos’ at Parnell Square and woman screaming ‘the kid is dead’
Some tried to hit man on the ground ‘covered in blood’, others said to stop and wait for the police, Riad Bouchaker trial told
Met Éireann forecasts return of milder weather with temperatures reaching 22 degrees
Weather expected to bring hazy sunny spells on Sunday, with highest temperatures of 17 to 22 degrees expected
Entrepreneur Emma Maye: ‘We’re finding Ireland a bit difficult. England just seems easier to work in’
Ardale and Stow CEO Emma Maye on running multiple businesses as well as life as the daughter of a high profile developer
‘Mexico never leaves your heart’: football-mad expats gather in Dublin as World Cup kicks off
Hundreds congregated on the Button Factory for the opening match of the tournament against South Africa
Permission granted for 618 apartment development in Coolock
Dublin City Council signs off on plans for former Chivers factory site despite Cadbury concerns
€60,000 claim for alleged sexual harassment of waitress in Dublin gastropub settled
Woman alleged she was victim of touching, improper comments and discrimination by more senior staff member
‘Once in a lifetime opportunity’: A south Dublin beach to call your own from €250,000
Two plots at Maretimo Headland beside Blackrock village go to auction later this month
Gardaí seize drugs worth almost €830,000 in Co Limerick
In Dublin, semi-automatic weapon, cocaine and suspected diamorphine recovered in search targeting organised crime gangs
Welcome weekend change as spell of sunnier, more settled weather forecast
Dublin likely to remain dry over the coming days, but temperatures will be cooler than average
‘I couldn’t see the sea from my garden a few years ago. Now I can see it on this level’
Portrane in north Co Dublin may be the most extreme example of coastal erosion in Ireland currently
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