Amid talk of safety fears and taxi shortages, workers on the city’s late shift are getting on with business, while visitors are ‘seeing where the night takes us’

Eanna Ní Lamhna identifies a southern European species spotted in Dublin and a cricket with rhythm

Migratory waterbirds live on a knife-edge – the main causes of disturbance to them are people and their dogs

Trinity College student tells High Court judge of difficulties in finding accommodation

Widely shared video of contractors carrying out works at refuge claimed it was being made into International Protection centre

Funeral Mass faithful hear devotion inspired nun’s advocacy, that ‘work had become her prayer’

Suspect is considered one of the most dangerous criminals in the State by gardái

Derek Dunne (24) drove vehicle down M1 before abandoning it on Sheriff Street

Devices contained CCTV pictures, possible images of suspects and Pulse incidents, Supreme Court hears

With just three services to Dublin each weekday morning, travellers on the line through Rathdrum are underserved

Accused woman worked as student support officer

Terry Ward has 176 previous convictions, including 39 for burglaries in Ireland and in the UK

Court told Sophia and Grace Mohan, from Foxrock, Dublin, have to take occasional breaks from college studies due to aches

Jamie Moonen of Mountjoy Square, Dublin 1, apologised for his behaviour

Five-bedroom semidetached home with B Ber and stylish interior and home office space

Dollymount Avenue house comes with full planning permission for detached four-bed home on the site

Rail providers seek to have stay on its awarding lifted

Further delays to key projects will have ‘serious consequences’ for housing and economic growth

Anthony Fowler, known as Josh, died following a stabbing on Dunsink Green last year

A 26-year-old man is accused of sexual assaulting a female at Garter Lane in Saggart