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Fringe director says this year 'marked an increased commitment to making sure the festival is open to all'
Ombudsman for Children says the case leaves State with ‘serious questions to answer’
Man in his 20s assaulted on Saturday night in popular tourist spot
In separate Dublin Family Court case, a man gets protection order against mother of his children
The rise of open-water swimming offers benefits, but experts warn of hidden dangers in winter seas
Plus: Malachy McCourt faces ‘public hanging’ in New York, a leafy problem for Irish Rail, and Barack Obama makes a well-timed visit to Dublin
Demonstrators want action on housing and education, look for help in next month’s budget
Daniel Trifan appears at District Court after extradition from Cyprus
Galway West TD says ‘coalition of left’ backing her campaign ‘a welcome change for Irish politics’
Precautionary evacuation of terminal 2 followed ‘report of an item of airline luggage of concern’, An Garda Síochána says
Investigators can now adapt their approach to probe following discovery of remains
‘There was very little of him left,’ says Garda source on remains of three-year-old found in Dublin field
The 78-year-old poet, artist and musician on the 50th anniversary of Horses, rock’n’roll as revolution and the first time she heard U2
Boy, whose family had previously engaged with Tusla, last seen four years ago but alarm was only raised last month
The image of Daniel Aruebose is everywhere, and children are not immune to stories of tragedy, they will have questions too
Met Éireann forecasts mixed conditions ahead for weekend
On buses, trains, in cafes and shops, the most common engagement is no longer with other humans but with phones
‘This gorgeous little boy is no longer here. The sense in the community is, how did this happen?’
Forecaster expects heavy downpours with the potential for localised flooding across next two days
Boy (3½) believed to have died four years ago but alarm was not raised until last month
Postmortem on skeletal remains of Daniel Aruebose may determine if foul play was a factor or if claimed unusual death scenario more likely
More than 3,300 new houses were built in Dublin city last year. Just 155 were bought by households
Everything in this B1-rated four-bedroomed Dublin home has been repaired or replaced
New to the market in Shankill, Phibsborough, Naas, Swords and Carrigaline
Political veteran was heckled in Dublin in May for refusing to use the term to describe killing of Palestinians
Burning of fossil fuels directly linked to two out of three heat-related fatalities across European cities
Garda dig at Portrane site brings hoped-for break through in case of Daniel Aruebose
Dublin Hebrew Congregation backs redevelopment, but opponents say area would lose historical landmark
The 15-year-old is charged with arson of the uninsured house on Landen Road, Ballyfermot, which ‘went up in flames’ in May
Gardaí searching in Donabate, north Dublin, discover human remains
One, two and three-bedroom apartments and duplexes will be built at Rathborne Crossing, Ashtown
Human remains found at a site in Donabate
Michael Feeney Callan’s biography took 14 years to finish and involved the Hollywood star’s times in Ireland
Site of construction giant’s longstanding Naas Road office has potential to accommodate hundreds of new apartments
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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