‘Irish only or it burns’: Rise in racially-motivated attacks on Dublin council homes
Far-right incidents often follow rumours about ethnic-minority families being allocated a home ahead of white Irish families
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‘House our own’: How the far right targets Dublin’s council houses
The far right is hijacking anger on working-class Dublin estates over a shortage of council houses by vandalising vacant properties
Get outside with art and sculpture at the Castlemartyr Resort in Cork
Meanwhile in Limerick, Antiques Roadshow expert Steven Moore will speak about his work in the world of antiques and collecting
‘We are a food island ... we just want to get that on the menu’: Joe Macken on his new business
Tiller is an independent certification programme for all kinds of Irish food ventures
Flutter’s New York move an excuse to boost executive pay, says shareholder
Group holds annual shareholder meeting in Dublin following tough year for its stock price
Hammerson strikes €45m deal to secure full ownership of Ilac Centre
UK retail property giant to acquire 50% stake held by scheme’s original developer, Irish Life
‘Our hearts are broken into a million pieces,’ funeral of teen who died while swimming on Burrow Beach told
Abbie Carmody-Pepper’s brother said he was ‘so proud’ of his sister who had ‘tried to save her friend’
Four arrested as cannabis worth ‘more than €5m’ seized
Gardaí and Revenue made the seizure in Dublin on Thursday
CMAT shares ‘deep sadness’ over body-shaming after BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend performance
Singer says she felt 'compelled to wade in and speak' after learning of abuse being directed at photos taken of her on stage
One of Ireland’s biggest landlords fined €26,000 for rent rule breaches
Dublin-registered Vestry Limited Partnership failed to comply with rent pressure zone requirements
‘Absolutely traumatising’: Ireland sees surge in arson attacks on council homes
‘New epidemic’ affecting communities while costing local authorities millions of euro
‘We look after mind, body and soul’: The acquired brain injury charity transforming lives
An Saol Foundation was set up by couple whose son was badly injured. Now the service is planning to expand
First Look: Ireland’s new floating sauna in Dublin’s Dún Laoghaire harbour
Helios will operate its Scandi-inspired floating sauna every day between 8am and 10pm at the Old Quay
Dublin bank holiday traffic and rail restrictions: Full list as major disruption expected
Women’s Mini Marathon among major events planned in Dublin this weekend with temporary road closures in place
100 great restaurants, cafes and places to eat around Ireland for summer 2026
We’ve travelled all around the country to bring you this list of laid-back spots where you’re sure to eat and drink well over the stretchy summer days
‘FTD brothers’ complete 32 marathons in 32 days across Ireland in aid of dementia research
Jordan and Cian Adams, whose mother Geraldine died of frontotemporal dementia which they carry the gene for, raise over €1.8m
Dramatic images: Helicopter needed to tackle large gorse fire in Dublin mountains
Blaze near Glenasmole area is one of a number in recent weeks
‘Amazingly fantastic’: Painting by Irish artist Gerard Dillon sells for record €1.375m
Galway-set Tea Party bought by unknown online bidder after frantic bidding at Dublin auctioneer’s
Met Éireann forecasts drop in temperatures and rain on the way for bank holiday weekend
Met Éireann forecasts a drop in temperatures from Saturday
Visitors come to enjoy the sunny weather, but leave our town looking like a tip
Day-trippers showing disrespect and ambivalence to the place where we live
Five homes on view this week in Dublin from €345,000
New to the market in Rathfarnham, Churchtown, Smithfield and Kilmainham
Event guide: Borris House Festival of Writing & Ideas, Forbidden Fruit and the other best things to see in Ireland in the week ahead
May 30th-June 5th, 2026: The best music, theatre, art and more coming your way this week
Met Éireann puts the focus on climate ‘resilience’ with timely Bloom Show Garden
Crowds prepare to soak up the sun as finishing touches applied at Phoenix Park festival
Dublin MetroLink: ‘Few years’ before work on rail line at ‘full tilt’, committee told
Transport Infrastructure Ireland chief ‘does not have precise timeline’ for recruiting MetroLink programme director
Post-byelection squabble among left-wing parties does not inspire confidence for future
A new way of doing things helped lift Ireland out of the doldrums in the 1980s. We need another today
Bloom 2026: How to buy tickets, where to park and what is the weather forecast?
Ireland’s largest gardening festival returns to the Phoenix Park in Dublin this Thursday, marking its 20th year
Man pleads guilty to stabbing teen sisters with broken bottle after rejecting his advances
Attack by Shando Alfa (27) was ‘violent, vicious and unprovoked’, court told
‘It’s like Costa del Raheny’: Beachgoers in Dollymount make hay while the sun shines
As temperatures continue to rise, some are starting to miss a more typical Irish climate
Paul Cleary appointed Deputy Garda Commissioner after interim stint
Cleary previously served as Assistant Commissioner, responsible for leading policing of Dublin metropolitan region
Decision on first offshore wind farm since Arklow Bank due within months
Minister wants progress on renewable energy, says public are ahead of Government on issue
‘We shouldn’t be playing’: Some Opposition TDs call for cancellation of Ireland-Israel game
Onus on Government and FAI to prevent Nations League fixture from happening, Ruth Coppinger and Daniel Ennis say
Five Dublin spots for a dip, a walk and food during the hot weather
Looking for a spontaneous micro-escape and want to avoid crowds? Here are a few outings accessible from the city centre
Pandemonium and despair at Dalymount as Rovers score last-minute winner over Bohs
Enda Stevens hits the back of the net in the 95th minute leaving Shamrock Rovers five points clear at top of the table
Teenage girl who died while swimming in Dublin is named
Abbie Carmody-Pepper, from Ballymun, had been visiting Burrow Beach, a popular swimming spot between Howth and Sutton
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