When dinner becomes theatre: ‘Guests love it. They sometimes even applaud after the carving’
Trolleys have returned to add drama and excitement to the fanciest of restaurants, this time carrying Martinis as well as meringues
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Protest against annual Islamic procession disrupts traffic in Dublin city centre
Annual Muharram procession staged outside GPO to mark beginning of Islamic new year
‘He gave his whole life to the poor’: Capuchin centre visitors among those paying respects to Br Kevin Crowley
He founded day centre that has fed and cared for the capital’s needy for more than 50 years
‘It was such an obvious thing to do’: Pedestrians and cyclists reclaim Dublin’s Parliament Street
Overnight transformation ends car dominance of Temple Bar street
‘I’m so scared’: Families in limbo after being told to leave international protection accommodation
Many of those affected are working locally, and their children attending local schools
Allen Bobinac: ‘For four weeks, I was sleeping in Stephen’s Green, surviving on €1 a day’
The Croatian, who runs The Lighthouse cafe, says being homeless in Dublin was tough, ‘but Ireland only gave me the best things’
China Sichuan to Go takeaway review: The aromatic duck alone is worth the trip
A grab-and-go offshoot with serious kitchen chops and zero compromise on quality
Longitude 2025 at Marlay Park, Dublin: Who’s playing, ticket information, how to get there and more
Everything you need to know about the annual Marlay Park music festival extravaganza beloved of under-25s
Dublin, Cork, Kerry and Donegal hosting highest numbers of Ukrainian refugees, data shows
More than 80,000 Ukrainians now living in the State under the European Union’s Temporary Protection Directive
Veteran republican Marian Price issues legal proceedings against Disney over ‘Say Nothing’ series
Suggestion Price involved in murder of Jean McConville not based on a single iota of evidence, High Court defamation action claims
Weezer at Trinity College review: A thoroughly satisfying gig
The band understands their mission to shut up and play the hits, leaning heavily on their early catalogue
Fenergo to create 300 jobs in Dublin as part of €100m investment
Fintech firm to create additional 200 jobs globally as uncertainty acts as ‘catalyst’ for the business
The Phone Box Babies review: Hugely moving account from Ireland’s Handmaid’s Tale era
Television: The RTÉ documentary on three siblings abandoned as babies in the 1960s is grim and fascinating
Man who killed elderly woman in e-scooter hit-and-run avoids further prison time
Court hears Aaron Gumble (29) is now 'enhanced prisoner’ in Mountjoy
Simple Minds in Dublin: Seasoned pros bring the party atmosphere
Crowd roar along to hit after hit from Jim Kerr and bandmates at Trinity Summer Series 2025
Turnover rises at Bretzel Bakery after ‘rollercoaster’ ride in pandemic
Company made profit of €180,000 in its past financial year
Dublin electric car owner ordered to remove ‘unauthorised’ charging arm by council
Man says order is ‘incredibly frustrating’ and ‘completely at odds’ with Government drive to switch to EV
Prime south Dublin residential investment guiding at €4.75m
Fitzwilliam Court in Mount Merrion currently generating €203,580 in annual rental income
Man who set fire to apartment while his father was inside the property appeals sentence
Sentencing judge had noted ‘significant chance of fatalities’ had one of the occupants not been awake to raise alarm
Institute of Education’s profit rises to €8.5m following acquisition by Dukes Education
Dukes Education paid more than £8m (€9.3m) to acquire Bruce College in Cork, UK filings also show
Future of the Luas: suburban routes and circular services around Dublin by 2050
Work on new lines should begin every one or two years to build tram network fit for future, transport officials say
From India to Ireland: ‘The first day I came to Dublin, I felt like I’m home, like I belong’
Sumyrah Khan moved from Chennai in India in 2021
Look inside: Detached and remodelled home on a corner site in Stillorgan for €1.175m
Renovated and extended four-bedroom home with light-filled kitchen and dining area has a B Ber
Judge strikes out assault charge against law professor and barrister Diarmuid Phelan
Case dismissed over concerns he would not get a fair trial due to absence of key CCTV footage
AirAsia plans Gulf hub and new European destinations this year, including Dublin
CEO Tony Fernandes says Malaysian budget airline is looking at long-haul through the region
Alanis Morissette at Malahide Castle review: Ground-breaking artist earns her applause banging out 90s classics
A frill-free Jagged Little Pill-filled set gave the grateful audience what they wanted
Ireland weather brings sunny spells and showers as southern Europe bakes in temperatures above 40 degrees
Met Éireann forecasts drop in temperatures, as parts of England experience fourth day of heatwave
Lana Del Rey at the Aviva, Dublin: How to get there, ticket information, and what she’s likely to play
Everything you need to know about the singer’s first ever UK and Ireland stadium tour on Monday, June 30th
US-founded AI firm Partsol to create at least 25 new jobs in Dublin
Company said decision to relocate from the US to Ireland earlier this year reflects ‘a deeper and more strategic bet on Ireland’s future’
Private rental sector has lost more than 43,000 properties over past five years
Ireland’s ‘stringent rent controls’ have led investors to seek more favourable markets in recent years, according to Sherry Fitzgerald
Teacher and SNA resign from Dublin school over alleged ‘harassment’ by parents for wearing keffiyeh scarves
Pair say parents accused them of ‘blatant anti-Semitism’ and ‘psychologically abusive behaviour’
Jurassic Park adviser unimpressed with Steven Spielberg’s dinosaurs: ‘What didn’t he get wrong?’
‘Dino’ Don Lessem objects to depictions of the animals as vicious monsters, saying humans could, in reality, outrun and outsmart a T-Rex
‘Happiness shines through’: Thousands join Dublin Pride Parade
Taoiseach walks at head of huge parade that made its noisy way from O’Connell Street to Merrion Square
Man (20s) dies after being struck by a car in Ballymun, Dublin
Gardaí appeal to anyone who witnessed incident on Balbutcher Lane at around 5am on Saturday to come forward
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