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Dublin-based drugmaker tidies balance sheet in advance of stock market flotation
Keenova Therapeutics secured approval from High Court last week for a $1.79bn so-called capital reduction
Hospitality entrepreneur denies alleged €270,000 debt over hotel lease agreement
Counterclaim to bankruptcy petition will say he is owed money from sale of premises, High Court hears
Barbecues, batteries and bad habits: Domestic fire risks to be aware of over summer
Keep pressurised cans, such as deodorant sprays, away from sunlight and heat sources, says fire service
State’s affordable housing agency to sell more homes privately at full market price
Bill proposes changes to tenure-mix rules for developments built on State land in areas with large populations
Number of stabbing victims treated in Irish hospitals rises to 15-year high
Trends revealed by Irish Times followed recent high-profile killings renewing concerns about knife crime
Garbage at Iveagh Gardens review: An exhilarating display of grunge pop – but is it their last gig?
Dublin concert is a celebration of band’s 30-year history of romping, stomping pop-rock
Olé, olé, olé: Spanish in Ireland prepare for World Cup final showdown
Replica of ship Columbus sailed on to discover New World has made timely visit to our shores
Weeping woman gets barring order against ‘abusive, extremely controlling’ partner
Illegal cannabis vapes being used by adult sons, parents tell domestic violence court in separate cases
‘It it should be very Irish, not only Catholic, to be welcoming’: Massgoers on immigration
Massgoers in Dublin share their views on immigration. For some, the issue is personal
Reality check: Can Julian Casablancas and The Strokes really save rock’n’roll?
The Strokes are about to release a new album, Reality Awaits. A lot has changed in the 25 years since the band’s first Irish gig
Thirty-seven Irish film locations to visit, from Gene Wilder’s Dublin to Sean Connery’s Wicklow
The Ireland behind the movies, including Stanley Kubrick’s country estates and Steven Spielberg’s Wexford beach
Small and perfect: How a ‘game-changer’ refurb transformed this 3ft tall woman’s life
Following a transformative resizing of her home, Elizabeth McEvoy gets to do all the things that others take for granted
Hundreds of Kate Bush ‘Cathys’ dance in Fairview Park for Wuthering Heights Day
Fundraiser for Women’s Aid is inspired by video for musician’s 1978 hit single
Second man arrested over fatal assault of Anthony Long in Mulhuddart, Co Dublin
One person has already appeared before court accused of murder
Firefighters battle large blazes in the Dublin and Wicklow mountains
A gorse fire near Ticknock, south Dublin, is spreading across the mountain
Teenager who assaulted unidentified victim with bicycle jailed for 2½ years
Adam Farrell captured on CCTV stamping on victim’s head and hitting him with the bike while he was on the ground
What caused the Lorcan Murphy I knew to become a killer?
Describing what they believe to be part of normal sex, boys name slapping, whipping, strangulation and gagging - all acts they report seeing in pornography
Sharp increase in helicopter traffic due to EU presidency
I wonder how this activity fits with our greenhouse gas emissions targets?
Dublin creche raising fees after being ordered to refund more than €100,000 to parents
Charlie’s Childcare had signed up to State funding scheme, agreeing to keep fees at 2021 levels in return
Dance World Cup finals in Dublin: ‘This is the best of all of the dancers around the world’
Dancers as young as four years old perform to a full house in the discipline’s most elite competition
Legal aid system did not delay Kerry football fan’s three-year case flagged by Minister
Man’s prosecution singled out as example of ‘unacceptable’ delays caused by old criminal legal aid system
Scramblers scourge: ‘People are dying because of it’
Using scramblers in public places has been illegal since April. The Garda Commissioner supports an outright ban on e-scooters
A trip to Malahide felt exotic and adventurous so I left for the dentist in plenty of time
I’ve lived in the north inner city for more than 20 years, but the joke in my family is that culturally and spiritually I remain a southsider
Family lawyers could withdraw legal aid services within weeks
Industrial action could affect cases concerning child custody, access and domestic violence
‘Above all, she was genuinely authentic’: Tributes to the late Brenda Fricker
Oscar-winning Dublin actor had been due to receive Freedom of the City honour later this year
Going Gone – Frank McNally on the rise and fall of Irish go-go dancing
Plus: Diplomacy requires envoys of bad luck to avoid Spain’s and Argentina’s embassies on Sunday
Judge approves demolition of 29 modular homes built without permission in Dublin
Plan means site near Brittas must be remediated in full by November
Dublin City Council curtails street cleaning to save water but no let off for graffiti
Local authority aims to half water use on streets while hosepipe ban remains in place
Woman who tripped on housing estate footpath awarded €110,000 by High Court
Carol Loua caught her foot on concrete projecting upwards from path which was caused by root action of a lime tree
Millionaire US pro-Palestinian donor arrested over Hamas funding allegations lived in Ireland
‘Revolutionary’ Fergie Chambers had been living in Dublin in the past year before his arrest in Spain after US extradition request
What Hungarian police found on the laptop of Dublin murderer Lorcan Murphy
Notes about his sexual exploits were discovered on devices of Murphy (38), the Irishman convicted of murdering US nurse Mackenzie Michalski
‘It’s taken off like a rocket’: Artisan Irish ice-pop maker Kahuna Pops thriving in the heat
From lockdown dream to selling out across Irish shops, Kahuna Pops is basking in the sun
Argentinians in Dublin: We have a ‘special’ relationship with England too
Expatriots in Ireland explain rivalry with Brazil and England as they hold out for second successive World Cup title
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