Protection order granted to woman who has a disability

The Last Journey directors Filip Hammar and Fredrik Wikingsson are best known as pranksters. But their new film also has a serious side

To celebrate Bloomsday on June 16th, we explore spots that inspired famous writers to create their classics

Naas keeps top billing as cleanest town while scavenging seagulls a ‘persistent problem’ - Ibal survey

Gardaí appeal for witnesses in bid to determine how victim was injured in Finglas

Temperatures expected to reach 21-degree high on Monday before rising to 23 later in week

Georgian terraced home was home to the playwright Shay Linehan, who adapted Maeve Binchy’s works for the stage

Met Éireann forecasts Sunday to be mostly cloudy with patchy light rain and drizzle spreading eastward

Sinn Féin leader says Government should seek UN reform over ‘sidestepping’ organisation

The vendors at the new €4 million food market, which opens next Friday, will bring flavours from all over the world – from Venezuela to Korea, India to Mexico – to Old Bawn

Gardaí search at house in Clondalkin has included excavation and use of a cadaver dog

A Dublin GP practice is the unlikely location where a group of patients meet to sing every week

The long-time city councillor and activist was widely known by her first name alone

Perry’s Joyce is a might-have-been who ‘wrote a book and it was pulped’

Combination of weak initial detective work and passage of time makes probes more challenging

Workplace Relations Commission upholds complaint of discrimination and harassment after airport ‘shambles’

Everything you need to know about the band’s concert on Monday, June 16th

The State has pulled the plug on a multi-million euro deal at the last minute, throwing the public-private partnership model into doubt

Met Éireann warns of possible lightning damage, poor visibility and difficult travel conditions

Hearing about a knife incident in the school’s area ‘felt like American news’, says parent