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Where is Larry Murphy now? Convicted rapist’s name back in headlines 15 years after he fled Ireland
Families of Jo Jo Dullard and Deirdre Jacob faced another anxious week as gardaí conducted a new search
‘Better to be safe than missing a lovely view?’: How flood defences are dividing Clontarf
North Dublin suburb’s coastal road has been repeatedly flooded, but locals cannot agree on a solution
New homes come to market in west Dublin priced from €500,000
Development offers mix of two-, three- and four-beds marketed towards first-time buyers and growing families alike
Why are you paying so much for wine in restaurants and is there a way around it?
The answer is not entirely straightforward, but there are a few important points to bear in mind when you’re eating out
Jen Bray: ‘When I was getting so anxious about book publicity, I had to examine why’
The journalist and debut novelist on a life-altering attack, forging a career in writing and learning to take risks
Hoxton Hotel says it doesn’t want Yamamori Izakaya to close amid noise row
Legal case adjourned to allow time for mediation as protesters voice concern over threat to Dublin nightlife
Appeal against compulsory purchase and demolition of property near Swords Castle rejected
Court formally rebuked barrister Angela Heavey over ‘baseless scandalous allegations’ made against a number of public officials
Judge criticises ‘shameful profiteering’ by private firms providing care placements for children
Judge Conor Fottrell says he took ‘unusual’ step of publishing judgment in case of missing 13-year-old to make reservations over system clear
From daring raids to a sudden absence, where have all of Dublin’s pesky seagulls gone?
‘I have long been slightly paranoid about seagulls and would not be surprised if they’re running night drills for an all-out attack on the civilian population’
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
Doctor incorrectly prescribed HRT to five patients and lacked insurance cert, hearing told
Chasib Al-Maliky allegedly practised without adequate professional insurance for 10 years, Medical Council inquiry hears
Sex offender who assaulted vulnerable young man jailed for five years
Ronaldo Otto, who goes by the first name Samantha, pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a 20-year-old autistic man
Travellers ‘devastated’ as south Dublin support organisation closes amid bitter rift
Development will lead to loss of education and health supports, housing advocacy and employment and training programmes
Violent crime victims to receive increased State compensation after European court ruling
Injured man awarded €60,000 - multiples of original €645 award received - in settlement of case against State
High-end apartments come to the market at Beaufield Mews in Stillorgan
Bespoke apartments on site of famed former restaurant will hold particular appeal for downsizers in south Dublin
Family of woman (72) who died days after dental implant procedure at Dublin clinic settle action
Margaret O’Doherty (72) died five days after cardiac arrest during implants procedure
Horse manure piles up near Guinness Storehouse after change in Dublin council policy
Bags of waste from carriage horses no longer accepted at Liberties depot due to health and safety concerns
Companies owned by ‘Banty’ McEnaney and his wider family were paid €35.6m for homeless accommodation
Fifteen companies connected to former Monaghan manager and his family on list of private groups providing emergency accommodation
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
Man in critical condition after assault in Dublin’s Temple Bar
Victim has tattoo on inside of right forearm depicting blue and white flag accompanied by the words ‘Ceol is Beatha’
Man who slapped son over toileting issues sentenced to 20 months in prison
Teenage victim, who was eight at the time, tells court his father is ‘a huge part’ of why he is anxious today
‘Dream on’: Moore Street trader not expecting completion of long-mooted 1916 centre soon
Minister for Housing James Browne announces opening of tender process but says it is ‘very difficult’ to provide a completion date
Family facing deportation to South Africa ‘relieved’ by temporary reprieve
Hundreds of people attended protest in Dublin in support of Oyekanmi family last week
Weather warnings coming to an end but Met Éireann forecasts more rain
Temperatures set to increase in the coming days as wet conditions look set to persist
Here’s how an architect would renovate this two-bed home in Dublin 8
John Dobbin advises how to make this Kilmainham house a comfortable, modern home
Has the Dublin office market turned a corner?
CBRE’s €175m investment in Iput for office developments seen as a vote of confidence in Dublin market
New homes in Dublin, Kildare, Meath and beyond: Your guide to what’s on the market and coming soon
Newly built housing developments on the market around the country
Cab granted permission to sell ‘very high worth’ cars seized from former Real IRA member
Two BMWs and an Audi, which were in Nathan Kinsella’s possession, were described as assets ‘in depreciation’
Judge dismisses Rathmines residents’ bid to overturn St Mary’s College rugby pitch plan
Judge says he has ‘sympathy’ for Kenilworth Square residents but ultimately finds the council’s decision to be valid
Inside the Dublin data centres consuming an unknown amount of energy
Software giant Microsoft’s electricity demands remain a source of contention, in particular when it comes to powering AI
56 days review: One of the worst things I’ve ever watched, and I loved it
Go into this expecting a conventionally well-put-together mystery, and you’ll be underwhelmed. Buckle up for a hysterically soapy thrill ride
Five Travellers settle €75,000 defamation claims over refusal of entry to Swords restaurant
Group from Swords made booking at Howth Railway Refreshment Rooms, but claimed they were told they were ‘not getting in tonight’
St James’s Hospital apologises for failings that led to man’s death after pain injection
Family of Martin Staines (53), who suffered fatal reaction to agent present in the steroid injection, say his death was completely preventable
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