Renovated end-terrace villa with period charm on Sarsfield Street

Bring your gift-giving to the next level with these tips from three thrifting enthusiasts

Council has had to halt redevelopment due to deteriorating condition of homes in Phibsborough

Light-filled property is very well located in Dublin 7

Two-bed Dublin 7 home offers energy efficiency and fresh fitout

The bus memorialised by Bagatelle, which runs from Phoenix Park to Dún Laoghaire, is a cross-section of the city, geographically and socially. It will soon be replaced by a 24-hour service

Distinguished period property Royal Canal House is on the market at €1.6m

Overlooking the Royal Canal, the recently refurbished unit has lovely interior details

Three-storey Dublin 7 home is one of the oldest on quiet street a kilometre from O’Connell Street

This oasis of calm just off a busy area close to the city centre has been upgraded to a respectable Ber of C3

About 16 asylum seekers set up tents in small park near canal over weekend

Terraced home with living space positioned around a courtyard to the rear

Added studio provides a utility space and a home office overlooking the beautifully laid out garden

Demolition and rebuilding of Bohs’ Phibsborough home cannot begin until funds covering 70 per cent of the cost are released

Making climate action realistic for people without means: The Dalymount-based club has been awarded €500,000 and is now working with partners in Dublin 7

Time Out has form on this, having previously named Phibsborough as the 27th coolest place. So what’s it playing at?

Scheme granted permission more than two years ago cannot go ahead due to planning rule change

Mrs Seery (67), who was from Finglas and married to a retired garda, had just finished enjoying a meal with family members when she was fatally struck by a car as she crossed the road at Cross Guns Bridge

Garda ombudsman to investigate after the incident happened at about 9.10pm

The Irish actor was capable of threat and pathos, with the ability to boom and to shrink into his large frame