Phibsborough community rallies to support asylum seekers moved on from Phoenix Park
Some 16 men from Palestine, Jordan, Afghanistan and Somalia camped in north Dublin suburb over the weekend
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Dublin animal shelter reflects growing demand for snakes and exotic pets
New facility at DSPCA can act as temporary home for snakes and turtles
Higgins leads remembrance event for servicemen and women who died in past wars or peacekeeping operations
Annual ceremony culminated in laying of a wreath by President at Royal Hospital Kilmainham in Dublin
Seán Moncrieff: Day two of parental leave and we’ve already learned something new
Day two of parental leave and we’d already learned something new. I’m looking forward to the rest of it
Protest outside Brown Thomas calls for implementation of Dublin transport plan without delay
City Centre Traders Alliance claims proposal would cost capital’s economy €400m a year, with luxury store among its members
Three arrested as part of €90,000 ATM fraud investigation
Several machines fitted with ‘cash trapping’ device to block users from receiving money after making withdrawal
Like all Dubliners, I question my life choices, especially when I’m trying to cross the street
How will preventing motorists from driving through the city centre without stopping in the city centre hurt trade in the city centre?
Yvonne McGuinness: ‘I’m much more at ease in the muck of a field with a class of nine-year-olds than I am with a red carpet’
Dublin artist Yvonne McGuinness lives on the fringes of a starry world, thanks to her marriage to Cillian Murphy, but says she feels more at ease in a mucky field than on a red carpet
A fine Booterstown four-bed for €1.6m, with space for a growing family
Crampton-built property with substantial, sweeping back garden close to a number of schools
Great beer gardens: Our pick of pubs for a relaxing outdoor pint around Ireland
Few things say summer in Ireland like chilling out somewhere convivial with a drink, good food and a view
Rolls takeaway review: Pop-up in Howth serving lobster rolls by the water’s edge
The lobster roll was not quite what you would get in Maine, the home of great lobster rolls
Dublin’s public transport links can act as ‘corridors of crime’, FF TDs say
Call for dedicated gardaí for public transport and a zero-tolerance approach to drug dealing and antisocial behaviour in public
Traffic plan will cost Dublin €400m a year, says report for traders opposed to car curbs
Economic analysis submitted to council chief Richard Shakespeare warns of job losses
‘I’m just so relieved’: Tori Towey arrives home after charges dropped in Dubai
Irish woman, who was working in the UAE, tried to take her own life after allegedly being attacked
Motorcyclist (30s) dies in Dublin crash
Man was pronounced dead at the Mater hospital early this morning after Constitution Hill incident
Only one in four travelling to Dublin city do so by car. Should they monopolise so much space?
Dublin transport plan shouldn’t be derailed over concerns about short-term disruption
Tens of thousands of Dublin commuters affected as long-awaited proposal to reduce fares is postponed
Dublin Commuter Zone initiative due in September will not be implemented until January at the earliest
Driver who broke red light and knocked down 12-year-old girl avoids jail
Guillermo Salazar (51) had a ‘momentary lapse in concentration’ when he hit girl, who made full recovery after incident in Dundrum
Cocaine and scrambler motorcycles seized in Dublin during follow-up raids to €3m drugs haul
Man and woman arrested following Garda operation in wider Clondalkin and Ballyfermot area
Jobs growth in Dublin slows but services sector activity powers ahead
S&P Global’s purchasing managers' index shows weakness in manufacturing activity in Dublin
What is the virus that has killed two Dublin Zoo elephants, with a third testing positive?
Q&A: An explainer on how and why a herpes virus can be lethal for elephants
Gardaí remove more migrant tents from camp in Dublin city centre
About 60 tents were removed from an encampment on Charlemont Place in Dublin
Nicki Minaj’s Dublin gig controversy: Can disappointed fans get a refund and how?
Q&A: Guidance for fans angry over rapper taking to Malahide stage 90 minutes late and playing for less than an hour
McKillen jnr’s Oakmount seeking €5.75m for Mount Merrion site
Union Cafe site secured planning permission in 2018 for development of 50 apartments and commercial space
Man (31) died due to ‘traumatic blunt force head injury’, after altercation in Dublin, inquest told
James Kailedzi died at his home as a result of injuries sustained in the incident last year
Several food businesses and Dublin creche ordered to close in June for breaches relating to rodents and flies
Some premises forced to close entirely including a childcare facility where a ‘significant amount of rodent droppings’ were found
Post office to vacate historic Ballsbridge building after 135 years
Decision to move post office described as an ‘outrage’ by a local representative
An American on the Irish sense of humour: ‘I’m very literal ... I thought everybody hated me’
Actor Tierra Porter came to Ireland in 2019 from Georgia, in the US. Her expectations were wildly different from the reality of living in Dublin
What will €775,000 buy in Dublin and Kerry?
Town & Country: 10-bed period home in Clieveragh or a four-bed over three floors in Harold’s Cross
Fifteen great places for relaxed dining with friends around Ireland
Cafes and restaurants for when you feel like sharing (small plates), fancy brunch or maybe only something on sourdough will do
Stripe deal pushes Dublin office market to strong second quarter
JLL Ireland says Dublin is still facing an elevated vacancy rate at 15.7% and activity remains focused on Dublin 2 and 4
Nicki Minaj fans angry over rapper taking to Malahide stage 90 minutes late and playing for less than an hour
‘An abysmal show,’ said one of many fans who complained on the Facebook page of promoter MCD
Grand Canal deaths: Victims named, foul play not suspected ahead of postmortem results
Donal Scanlon from Ballybunion, Co Kerry, and Alex Warnick, originally from the United States, were both known to homeless services
Kings of Leon at Marlay Park review: ‘I can’t wait to get back here and play another show for you’
Career-spanning, crowd-pleasing set brought some of modern rock’s most well-known songs to south Dublin venue along with top-class support acts
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