‘Celebrating our roots and growing together’: Dublin’s St Patrick’s festivities announced
Four days of ‘carnival’ promised with centrepiece parade of 12 large floats as well as marching bands
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Show Jumping Association of Ireland row to go to mediation
High Court injunction had restrained organisation from voting to remove chairman and three directors
‘Highly reckless’: Garda jailed for spear tackling ‘skinny’ teenager during Dublin arrest
Lorcan Murphy (32) sentenced to three years with two years suspended over incident that happened in Temple Bar area in June 2021
Judge to rule next month if man is fit to stand trial over Parnell Square attack
Psychiatrists clashed over Riad Bouchaker’s fitness to plead and stand trial
David Ryan’s papal audience followed participation in 2022 radio documentary
Blackrock Boys broadcast led to hundreds of testimonies involving some of State’s best known schools
Babies can categorise objects better at two months than previously known, study finds
Study assisted by Coombe and Rotunda ‘highlights richness of brain function’ in infants
‘How dare you’: South Dublin residents vent at plan to redesignate golf amenities for housing
Majority of objections to council proposals relate to Stepaside driving range and Jamestown pitch and putt
Next Year Will Be a Good One by Shivaun O’Casey: Life in the benevolent shadow of Seán O’Casey
More important than any encomium from this quarter, Seán O’Casey’s daughter diligently captures his life and legacy
‘Because I’m paid every six months, I can’t be reckless with money’
Me & My Money: Carmel Harrington, author
Glen Hansard: ‘Funny as it sounds with all the success, the money is not something that you just have’
The Frames and Swell Season frontman on giving back, speeding up and changing tack
Rain clouds part for St Brigid as fifth annual parade winds its way through Dublin
‘She was a leader. Her helpfulness came from her inner strength and power and that’s something we should be showing our girls’
Regency attack: 10 years on, why were no Hutch gang members arrested after gun seizures?
Standalone weapons investigation did not lead to key surveillance evidence being fed into wider inquiries
Dublin inner city violent death arose from dispute at nearby house, gardaí believe
Investigators believe they know the identities of those present at Foster Terrace and have established a suspect
‘We are just about holding it together’: Overcrowding, mould and rats in Ireland’s social housing
Nearly a decade after a European monitoring body found the human rights of local authority tenants in the State were being violated by inadequate, unsafe housing, little has changed
Poulaphouca reservoir may need to release held rainwater, increasing flood risk in Kildare and Dublin
Levels at State’s largest artificial reservoir have increased quickly in recent weeks
More than 2,100 applications for 145 cost-rental apartments in new Dublin scheme
Successful applicants for Tallaght development to be chosen by lottery
Dublin could host ‘Davos on tour’ event this spring, according to organisers
It is understood Dublin Castle has been identified as a potential location for an event in May
Storm Chandra: Does climate change make small streams and more frequent flooding new risks?
As Johan Keating dragged sodden possessions from his home this week, the little river that trickled uneventfully through his life had left scars previously unimaginable
Born-Again Brigit - Birthday boy Frank McNally on the rebranding of February 1st
Unlike St Patrick, there is no historical record of her life, so her identity can be endlessly refreshed or reimagined
Gold and other metals prices plunge as rally comes to an end
Irish market ends week on positive note, lifted by gains in banking and travel stocks
George Nkencho inquest: Jury returns narrative verdict
The 27-year-old died after being shot multiple times by gardaí outside his west Dublin home in December 2020
Businessman ‘surprised’ finance director didn’t agree to 60% salary cut
Employee had previously told boss she was pregnant and was planning on taking maternity leave, WRC hears
Flood damage: Will my insurance firm cover the costs?
What you need to know when claiming and why it pays to be prepared when dealing with insurers
Number of homeless people up 12% in 2025 despite small December decrease
Latest Department of Housing figures show 16,734 people in emergency accommodation including 5,188 children
Grace Lynch made people ‘feel happy just to be around her’, teenager’s funeral hears
There are ‘mad youngsters full of bravado’ driving scramblers on roads that ‘will kill and be killed’, priest says
Five-year delay to Rathfarnham flood scheme shows how local politics can delay big projects
Flood defence plan a microcosm of public projects in 21st-century Ireland, beset by by objections and unrealistic timelines
Number of Dart stations closed this weekend for scheduled works
Weekend travel: Works to take place on a number of train lines, including Cork and Galway
Tributes paid to Irish artist Richard Gorman following his death
Painter, sculptor and printmaker was regarded as one of Ireland’s leading abstract artists
Ireland needs a better strategy than ‘hope’ when it comes to flood prevention
Concrete is at the centre of the Irish flooding dilemma, but it is not the solution either. We need to look to nature
More flooding expected as rain falls on saturated ground again
Carlow, Kilkenny, Dublin, Wexford, Wicklow, Waterford and Louth under status yellow rain warning
Aisling Franciosi: ‘I’m doing exactly what I dreamed of doing when I was a kid’
The Dublin-born actor adds warmth and understated comedic flair to her role in James Sweeney’s Twinless
‘You stabbed me in the artery, you f**king eejit’, victim told murder accused before death
Garda tells jury audio from moments after incident was captured on neighbour’s doorbell device
Poolbeg Lighthouse – Frank McNally on the death of a much-loved Dublin barman
According to the pub’s official statement, Noel’s reign behind the counter was 49 years
Water supplies return in north Dublin; those affected by storm urged to take photos of damage
Met Éireann puts status yellow rain warning in effect for Wexford, Wicklow, Waterford, Carlow, Dublin and Kilkenny
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