Twin brothers admit killing Romanian man in Tallaght
Eric and Sean Farrell denied murder, but their guilty pleas to manslaughter were accepted by DPP
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Ireland’s chippers fight to survive: ‘It isn’t just a job, it’s our life’
Social media, vegan menus and always being in the shop are helping the latest generation of chip shops to thrive
Man who stored cocaine worth almost €100,000 jailed for four years
Gardaí say most of haul was seized from a garden shed, along with mixing agents and heroin
‘There’s no humanity any more’: Homebuyers on ‘soul-destroying’ bidding wars
Concerns of ‘phantom bidding’ exist, but estate agents point to reality of scant supply and massive demand
Event guide: Dublin film festival, Deftones and the other best things to do in Ireland in the week ahead
February 14th-20th, 2026: The best movies, music, art and more coming your way this week
‘He said: Next time you come we’ll be telling you you have breast cancer. Bring someone with you’
For Fianna Fáil senator Teresa Costello, early diagnosis of her breast cancer may have been ‘the difference between life and death’
Recruit who lost 10.5 stone to pass fitness tests achieves ‘big ambition’ of becoming garda
Ex-undertaker and firefighter Conor Finan (38) graduated from Templemore Garda College on Friday
More than 2,100 applications for 145 cost-rental apartments in new Dublin scheme
Successful applicants for Tallaght development to be chosen by lottery
Tenancy termination notice from landlord wishing to return from Australia deemed invalid
Residential Tenancies Board tribunal said document did not bear certification required under international law
Twelve of the best new restaurants in Ireland from 2025
From Brazilian chefs to Ukrainian bakers and Irish professionals who have worked abroad, the international influence on this year’s new spots is clear to see
Boyzone fans falling ill due to ‘heat and hysteria’ prompted call for concert law change
Thousands had queued from 9am until the doors opened at 7pm without enough fluids, Garda said
Living in a mould-covered garden studio: ‘Christmas is going to be miserable’
Oriel Corway says her lungs and mental health have been affected by the state of her rented living quarters in Tallaght
Dublin man found guilty of manslaughter for killing ‘intruder’ at his home
Patrick Murphy (35) was found not guilty of the murder of Jordan Ronan (20)
Jury views footage of moment father of four stabs man outside home
Trial hears accused seemed ‘slightly nervous’ when gardaí arrived after death of Jordan Ronan
Businessman behind €120-an-hour padel lessons sent ‘threatening’ texts to coach in pay dispute
House of Padel founder William McGlade had let coach go after eight weeks due to low demand
‘Dangerous predator’ jailed for 15 years for sexual abuse of half-brother and two girls
Judge said he would have considered life sentence had attacker been an adult when abusing children
Murder trial hears father stabbed man outside his house to protect family
Patrick Murphy admits stabbing Jordan Ronan (20) and causing his death but has pleaded not guilty to his murder
Two teenage boys arrested over attack on man in Kilnamanagh, Dublin
Four people have now been arrested in connection with the high-profile assault
Emmet Kirwan: ‘The best thing about Ireland is fair-mindedness. The worst? Putting bags of dog poo in a bush’
Actor and playwright on how his career path gave him the most focus and artistic satisfaction
Dublin firefighters in pictures: Ordinary people quietly putting things right
On a night with Dublin Fire Brigade, what stands out is the crews’ quiet control and confidence
Leon Diop: ‘The far right want to turn this into an immigrant problem, but they just don’t like black and brown people’
The founder of advocacy group Black and Irish on the childhood racism he experienced in Tallaght, overcoming his identity crisis, and the recent violence in Citywest
Boy (16) charged with violent disorder during Citywest riots granted bail
Secondary school pupil from Tallaght is the 28th person charged in connection with disorder in October
Man broke into pound to take wife’s car back after it was seized due to unpaid M50 charges
Vehicle had between €5,000 and €7,000 in toll fines when it was impounded, court hears
Three Dublin investments with guides ranging from €850,000 to €2.6m
Properties in Fitzwilliam Square, Temple Bar and Tallaght offer net initial yields of up to 7.5%
High Court awards €130,000 to mother of man who died after being hit by car in Tallaght
Stephen Lynch died at the scene after being struck by a Ford Focus at Brookwood Close in 2017
M7 secures full occupancy at Cookstown Quarter
Pan-European real estate investor acquired vacant Tallaght industrial portfolio for €19m in 2022
From working in a family store to leading Lidl Ireland
The discounter is working hard to keep price rises to a minimum amid strong inflation in grocery sector, says CEO
Sounds aloud: Teenage DJs encouraged to make some noise in Tallaght library
The Noise Music DJ Collective project aims to teach young people how to mix, match beats and perform live DJ sets
Here’s an idea: divert the energy from data centres to heat Irish homes
An Amazon facility already powers one Tallaght district heating scheme but we should have many more
‘It would be great if families move in’: Four derelict Tallaght homes to be restored for sale
Properties at St Maelruan’s Park compulsorily acquired under Derelict Sites Act
Driving test wait time now averages 10.4 weeks, RSA says
‘Alarming’ increase in five days from 9.57 average last week, road safety campaign group Parc says
Nigerian business owner subjected to ‘rabid racism including monkey grunts’, court told
Stanley Abayeneme asks judge for restraining order over ‘aggressive and disruptive’ conduct
Data watchdog opens ‘inquiry’ into CHI Tallaght over safety of children’s records
It is understood door to office containing hundreds of patient charts was left propped open
Counting the cost of food waste: ‘People don’t have enough to eat not due to lack of production, but lack of access’
Campaigners believe the Government can do more to increase surplus food donations
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