‘Upset, frustrated, angry’: Woman criticises sentence given to late father’s wife over his unlawful killing
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Owners surrender 60 XL Bullies to authorities after move to ban breed
TD warns of breeding practices where 8,000 pups registered annually but 25,000 for sale on dog website
Man who recorded himself murdering his wife jailed for life
Stephen Mooney tells Central Criminal Court he is ‘truly sorry for what happened’
The Murder Capital at Iveagh Gardens: A killer set subjects leafy Dublin to a satisfying salvo of mosh pit mania
James McGovern’s onstage persona is a sort of Amnesty International Liam Gallagher
Bill Callahan at NCH review: Intricate guitar and a peerless voice provide a journey to salvation
Managing to be both avant-garde and relatable is where Callahan’s gift really lives
Spinal cord recovery: Assistive technology was a liberator for me
Tadhg Paul says writing helped him embrace to life again and regain mobility after his spinal cord injury
‘I wear the same shoes and clothes all the time, which means I don’t shop often’
Me & My Money: Kyla Cobbler, comedian
After 20 years of neglect, a notorious Dublin building can finally be brought back to life
Dublin council becomes legal owner of former Neary’s pub and hotel on Parnell Street after dispute resolved
‘Not a single complaint’: Smiles and raised fists as Tipp fans celebrate All-Ireland hurling win
Cork supporters ‘gutted’ after side’s ‘complete collapse’ in second half at Croke Park
Man violently assaulted and partially stripped by gang in Tallaght
It is understood attackers falsely accused man of acting inappropriately around children
Woman with black eye and newborn baby claims husband ‘kicked me and dragged me up and down’
Three mothers with babies get emergency protection under domestic violence laws
Location, location, location: How to make up to €1,500 a day letting your home for TV and film shoots
Movies, TV series and ads regularly look for domestic locations when shooting. Could your home make the cut?
‘This war took my entire life from me’: Thousands attend pro-Palestine march in Dublin
Social Democrats TD Garry Gannon is to take legal case against Central Bank over Israeli bonds
Man charged with assault at IPAS centre ordered not to incite hate on social media
Man allegedly voiced ‘extremist’ views during an alleged assault at Tallaght centre
Vincent O’Neill: ‘He taught us how to say so much without saying a single word’
Meeting in Paris with the renowned Marcel Marceau prompted radical change of career course
Ministers sought multiples of available funding as part of national plan review
Spending on five key areas yet to be resolved in advance of launch of revised National Development Plan next week
Behind the ‘perfect family’: How ‘great fear’ stopped Dublin sisters revealing abuse by brothers
Mother silenced daughters, telling them: ‘Anything that goes on in this house is to stay within the four walls of this house’
Ireland’s bakery boom: ‘Customers will spend a tenner on an interesting pastry and a good coffee’
Inside Ireland’s bakeries – from the traditional ovens to the new wave of micro bakeries fermenting dough, farming heritage grain and charging what it really costs
Aisling Rawle: The Compound novel is ‘dark satire of reality television’
The Leitrim author’s debut novel sees 19 reality TV contestants isolated in the desert
Liffey Swim in danger of not going ahead this year due to legal dispute
High Court judge implores organisations involved in court battle to resolve their differences to ensure event proceeds
Wildlife rescued in Dublin park following diesel spill at Bank of Ireland
Kildare Wildlife Rescue responded to an oil spill in Kilbogget Park near Cabinteely and a separate incident in Kilminchy, Portlaoise
Graffiti artist given suspended sentence for causing €60,000 damage to trains and pepper-spraying driver
Judge Martin Nolan said Sean Cullen (22) may look like ‘butter wouldn’t melt in his mouth’, but that he got up to a ‘lot of mischief’
Woman who died days before 109th birthday ‘lived life to the full’, funeral hears
Sarah Coyle was born in the year of the Easter Rising
Status yellow rain warning issued for Cork and Kerry
Met Éireann says Friday brighten up after a fairly cloudy start
Green Party leader calls on Government to retain funding of key climate projects
Announcement of €5m district heating fund comes amid concerns over possible rollback of climate spending as revised NDP is finalised
Dublin property tax set to rise by up to one third, as councillors vote on hikes
Council set to abandon discount at same time as revaluation hits, with some homeowners facing rises worth hundreds
Brianna Parkins: People who get up early in the morning for no reason are a menace to society
Getting up and journaling at 6am is seen as self-discipline, but writing things in a diary at 2am is a cry for help
Homes available to rent on State HAP social scheme fall by nearly a quarter
Simon Communities of Ireland report finds only 32 properties available to rent within the discretionary rate of HAP
Heavy rain showers and thunderstorms could hit Portrush course
Met Éireann forecasts cloudy conditions for most of Friday
Gardaí renew appeal for information on murder of woman whose body was found eight years ago
Linda Evans Christian was reported missing in 2017, but no one has been brought to justice over her death
Three arrested at Dublin rally over Government’s attitude to immigration and homelessness
‘House the Irish. House the immigrants, but house the Irish first,’ says protester
Man operating at ‘highest possible level’ of drug-dealing network jailed for 15 years
Andrew Pender (52), from Tallaght, pleaded guilty to possessing drugs and money laundering
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