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Nicky Ryan obituary: Music producer, manager and key figure behind singer Enya’s repertoire
Early forays into music business including working with artists such as Thin Lizzy, Clannad and Christy Moore
Kerry town that banned disposable coffee cups sees project falter amid Government U-turn
Two projects in Dublin, inspired by Killarney Coffee Cup Project, now in doubt
Some sea views along Dart line to be lost due to planned flood defences
Residents say structures would also kill off long-promised walkway and cycle path
A Tricolour patriot goes to hospital. Would he insist on a white Irish doctor?
The eruption of Tricolours by a small group of people who want to make a point about immigration has left the rest of us in a bind
A night with the Armed Support Unit: ‘Nobody can tell you when to pull the trigger or not’
For the first time, the Garda’s ASU permits a reporter to accompany it on patrol around Dublin, its busiest area
Irish fans hail Taylor Swift’s new album at screening of Official Release Party of a Showgirl
Singer-songwriter released The Life of a Showgirl on Friday as well as 89-minute film about latest songs
Narrative verdict at inquest following death of man who fell after bouncer pushed him
James Kailedzi was found dead at home after ‘tragic incident with direst of consequences’
Immaculate reception: How an Irish priest helped turn the Pittsburgh Steelers into winners
Frank McNally: Relationship between Fr John J Duggan and team’s original owner was founded on a misunderstanding
Oldest phone kiosk in Ireland finds new home in Little Museum of Dublin
The K1 phone box was first installed on Parkgate Street, close to Phoenix Park, in 1925
Croke Park’s NFL game leads to surge in consumer spending across Dublin
Outlay on sports clothing surged by 35% in the lead up to the game, while transport spending in city centre rose by 256%
‘Enabling’ works on MetroLink could start in 2027, says Minister
Darragh O’Brien says two consortiums have confirmed they will bid for the project
Cairn Homes offers €75m package to Clontarf golf club members to relocate
Offer includes cash of €15m and €60m budget for new course designed by Irish golfer Paul McGinley
Amount of judicial review planning litigation a ‘significant’ concern, says AG
Many believe system ‘too favourable’ to objectors, conference hears
Americans saved the tourism sector this year, but will that continue?
Irish businesses report drop off in visitors from UK and continental Europe
Muireann O’Connell: ‘There are people in this country who hate me with the fire of a thousand suns’
The TV presenter on breaking into radio in her 20s, buying her first home, and her new show The Assembly
Irish chef’s restaurant ranked 20th in North America’s Best Restaurants list
Dubliner Trevor Moran, Noma veteran and owner of Nashville-based Locust, hints at expanding his dining concept back in Ireland
The Liberties is the last bastion of real Dublin. We should never let it be gentrified
Neighbourhoods now considered ‘cool’ because they have been washed of their working-class heritage
Chef who fell during altercation at Dublin bar died of traumatic head injury, inquest hears
James Kailedzi found dead at his home two days after incident with security staff outside Pygmalion bar
Local authorities braced for Storm Amy with five counties under status orange warning
Power outages possible as Donegal, Galway, Leitrim, Mayo and Sligo forecast to bear brunt of weather conditions
Two consortiums will bid to build long-awaited MetroLink
Dublin line expected to begin operating in mid-2030s, providing 20-minute airport-to-city journeys
Howya Heid? - Frank McNally on a visit to one of Glasgow’s toughest pubs
We had only dropped in for the proverbial one drink
Doctors sanctioned overseas able to retain licences to practise in Ireland
Investigation identifies 11 doctors who faced disciplinary action in UK, but who remain registered in State
Five homes on view this week in Wicklow, Galway and Dublin from €375,000
New to the market in Cabinteely, Rathgar, Ringsend, Bray and Loughrea
Met Éireann issues status orange warning for Kerry ahead of Storm Amy
Met Éireann issues status yellow rain warning for 14 counties on Thursday with localised flooding forecast
Olivia Rodrigo and Girls Aloud sellout shows help boost profits at 3Arena to €18.2m
More than one million fans flocked to concerts at Dublin’s former Point Depot last year
‘Breathtaking evidence’ of accommodation operators overcharging State, says Mary Lou McDonald
Sinn Féin accuses Government of ‘utter incompetence’ over public funds as Minister says contracts renegotiated
Dublin woman fatally electrocuted holding charging phone in bath, inquest hears
Widower expresses concern that people do not realise dangers of phones charging near water
‘Don’t call Ireland a kip’: I get defensive when people who have moved away scoff about it
Please don’t scorn Ireland from a new height. It’s my home and I love it
Relaxed Georgian elegance at renovated four-bed on Booterstown Avenue for €1.55m
Renovated four-bedroom home with beautiful garden close to St Andrew’s and Blackrock colleges
Newly developed Citywest logistics facility seeking €17.50 per sq ft
7 Brownsbarn Drive extends to 46,613sq ft and sits on 2.54-acre site just off the N7
Gardaí and nurses among ‘key workers’ eligible to rent new low-cost Dublin city homes
Middle Abbey Street and North Frederick Street chosen for ‘bold urban-rejuvenation’ pilot scheme
Blue Lights review: Superior Belfast thriller comes down with a bad case of Love/Hate syndrome
Television: BBC show is in danger of becoming another generic cop caper, with a side-serving of Dublin gangland sensationalism
‘He hit me as he passed’: women’s safety advocate punched in the face on Dublin street
Social Democrats councillor Cat O’Driscoll says nobody came to her aid after random assault on Dorset Street
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