Gardaí believe remains of missing boy who is assumed dead are buried on lands in north Co Dublin
No response from cadaver dog brought on to search site
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PayPal profit up but revenue declines
Lower revenue due to reduction in employee-related expenses as staff numbers fell, company says
Years-long wait for MetroLink planning permission could deter international investors, senior director says
Scrapped Metro North project also a black mark against Ireland
The modern Irish GP: How a new kind of doctor is reinventing general practice
Family doctors were traditionally male, but women now represent 52% of GP workforce
New luxury semidetached homes in Mount Merrion for €1.75m
Ultra-modern boutique development of four houses by Oakwood
Citywest Hotel sold to State at €148m for asylum seeker accommodation
The Government is running a ‘community engagement plan’ following local concerns in Dublin
Three men, one woman arrested in Dublin as part of human trafficking investigation
Operation conducted simultaneously in Dublin and Brazil as part of co-ordinated action between gardaí, Brazilian police and Europol
Tourists beware: supposed new ‘traditions’ at Dublin statues
As with tour guides inventing stories, here’s hoping the phenomenon is not on the rise
Doctor who failed to refer ‘red flag’ patient for mammogram should be suspended, urges Medical Council
Committee makes findings of poor professional practise against Dr Jaroslaw Krzyzanowski
Dublin city residential parking permits could rise more than threefold to €225
Current blanket fee does not allow for inflation or parking charge increases, says Dublin City Council
Kennedy Wilson seeking €10.5m for Dublin industrial investment
Upgraded A-rated units at Greenogue Business Park fully let and generating €598,827 in annual rental income
Boy missing, presumed dead, spent time in care before being returned to family
Gardaí suspect child died aged three and remains were disposed of to conceal death
Gardaí and officials meet over unauthorised tricolour flags in Dublin
National flags erected without permission in move supported by anti-immigration campaigners
Former scout leader died by suicide day before trial on sex abuse charges, coroner finds
Neville Kearns was facing more than 110 historical allegations of abusing boys in 1980s and 1990s
Consortium of five international companies to bid for MetroLink project
If approved, construction of 18.8 km mostly underground MetroLink should begin between 2028 and 2031
Suspended gas installer left house like ‘ticking time bomb’, court hears
Judge highlights public safety warning of Daniel O’Donnell’s television advertisement
Gardaí unable to locate missing boy in Dublin who is feared dead, says Commissioner
Child has not been seen for several years and is feared dead, says Justin Kelly
Gardaí understood to have spoken to parents of missing boy feared dead as land search begins
Officers take control of area of open ground in Donabate which will be scoured for clues over coming days
From Nigeria to Ireland: ‘The people in Dublin are so difficult; you would be shocked that people can actually behave that way’
Nigerian-born Sherriffddeen Badmus moved from Ukraine to Ireland in 2022
NTA spent just €97 on Dublin West bus services in 2022 and nothing at all in 2023
Minister says further investment ‘unquestionably needed’
South Dublin all-girls school welcomes boys to classroom for first time since opening
St Joseph of Cluny Secondary School in Killiney sees 21 boys start first year
More than 380 new apartments approved for Dublin’s Grand Canal cost-rental and social homes scheme
But Minister for Housing accused of having ‘brass neck’ in telling city council to zone more land for residential property
Man accused of stabbing motorist five times with screwdriver in alleged Dublin carjacking
On CCTV the accused could be heard saying, ‘I’ll stab you to bits’, court hears
SNAs refuse to cross picket line at two special schools in Dublin
Special needs assistants supporting secretaries and caretakers striking over pensions
Dublin facing high-quality office space shortage, HWBC says
Property agency warns of ‘growing mismatch’ between market demand and office space delivery
Dublin City Council defends housing and zoning targets against minister’s directions
Already sufficient capacity in development plan to meet city’s housing needs, says senior council official
‘Disappearing buses’: Passenger’s 10km commute from south Dublin can take two hours
Go-Ahead Ireland acknowledges ‘several issues’ with S8 service recently, including mechanical breakdowns
Increase in military-grade ‘status-symbol’ weapons among Irish crime gangs
Firearms such as automatic rifles used as ‘status symbols’ and to ‘intimidate rivals’
Why you should be glad if your next boss is a young striver
Today’s newest workers have overcome hurdles that would have seemed preposterous to their older colleagues
We Used to Dance Here by Dave Tynan: Tales of Dublin’s stagnating generation
Many of Tynan’s stories eschew a traditional narrative arc, suggesting that for this generation, there is no happy ending
Housing commencement figures down nearly 80% so far this year
Government unlikely to meet housing target this year, Department of Housing data suggests
Student accommodation: 70 ads, seven viewings and one ghosting later, I still had nothing. Then I got lucky
One house in Rathmines with extremely reasonable rent got over 1,000 hits within the first six hours of it being uploaded
Ukrainian family in Dublin: ‘I will take my kids back only when it is safe’
Hanna, Katya and Ivan, living in a small Howth hotel room, are separated from dad and husband Eduard, in Ukrainian city Sumy
‘We were condemned from the altar. I never went back’: The woman who fought for contraception – and won
As a mosaic is unveiled in her honour, she reflects on her 1973 Supreme Court victory in overturning the ban on contraception
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