Removal of illegal north Dublin landfill begins at cost of €6m after years of dumping
Dublin City Council to remove 40,000 tonnes of waste from illegal landfill over next four months
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National children’s hospital builder completes only 60% of progress
Delay has been confirmed to Public Accounts Committee, which will hold a meeting on the progress of the new hospital on Thursday
In the heart of Dalkey: modern duplex living for €695,000
This recently renovated own-door three-bed in at the heart of sought-after seaside village
The Lobster Pot review: This Ballsbridge classic still flames on – but you’ll pay to watch it burn
One of Dublin’s last old-school diningrooms, The Lobster Pot serves up spectacle, but not every dish earns its price tag
Ireland weather: Hot spell coming to an end as Met Éireann forecasts unsettled conditions
There is a chance of a few showers on Wednesday, but it will be largely dry
Christian Brothers seeking €12m for Swords retreat centre and lands
16.6-acre landbank occupies prime location next to proposed northern terminus of planned Metrolink
Dublin city-centre guesthouse guiding at €5.75m
Twenty-bedroom Avondale House on Gardiner Street for sale with vacant possession
Taoiseach demands review of e-scooter rules over use by children serving as drug mules for crime gangs
TDs call for enforcement of legislation to seize illegal scramblers and ensure rules of road are obeyed
ATM joins Alstom to bid for Luas contract
Transport Infrastructure Ireland tendering for the contract to operate, maintain and overhaul the Luas
Ticketmaster ordered by court to refund Coldplay fan who could not see band from his seat at Croke Park
James McGetrick says gig turned to ‘disaster’, with other fans throwing popcorn and litter at him
Dublin and Galway student accommodation portfolio hits the market at €115m
Portfolio of 724 student bed spaces in Dublin and Galway hit the market
Woman jailed for helping ‘extremely dangerous’ killer avoid capture after Dublin murder
Rachel Redmond (34) claimed she did not know Wayne Cooney had shot Jordan Davis when she picked him up and booked him a hotel room
Schoolgirl scalded on Ryanair flight from Lourdes accepts €30,000 settlement
‘Piping hot meal including oil and sauce’ spilt on child’s hand, court hears
Average monthly rent exceeds €2,000 for the first time
Daft.ie report says rents nationally rose an average 3.4% to €2,053 per month in first quarter of year
I have an almost gluttonous appetite for irony, but this is too rich even for my tastes
It’s dispiriting to move through a Dublin so badly disfigured by dereliction
Woman alleges she lost pregnancy following assault by man who ‘made me a prostitute’
‘I’m only existing, I’m taking a chance on him killing me,’ woman tells judge
The inside story of how Terenure signed Carlos Spencer as a coach
The former All Black’s imminent arrival in Dublin 6w as coach is causing delight, not least among players and staff
‘I was very upset about how Coolock came across’: Locals believe handling of asylum-seeker centre plan a ‘disaster’
U-turn on proposal to house asylum seekers at former paint factory is described by most as a ‘victory for the people’
Final BusConnects corridor secures planning permission
Kimmage to city centre route the last of 12, but six remain in judicial review process
Builder chased neighbour with sword in ‘deranged’ incident linked to dispute over garden fence and shed
Francis Halpin (47), from Donaghmede, given fully suspended two-year sentence over two confrontations in 2021
Garda Kevin Flatley remembered as ‘a family man, a great guard’ at his funeral Mass
President, Taoiseach, Tánaiste and Garda Commissioner among huge numbers who mourned officer killed on duty last Sunday
Gardaí investigate claim of attempted child abduction in south Dublin
Mother says she was ‘shaken’ by the incident, claiming man took child’s hand and walked away from her
Water supplies ‘on a knife edge’ with warm and dry weather set to continue, Uisce Éireann warns
Minimal amounts of rainfall forecast up to next weekend, though more substantial showers may then follow
‘You have a lot to make up for’: Man given suspended sentence for coercive control of wife
Software engineer Ian Barry (44) verbally abused and sought sex from woman in exchange for granting her permission to leave house
Blue flags: Record number of Irish beaches and marinas win award for 2025
Kerry has most blue flags with 15, while Cork has most green coast awards with 14
Irish history takes off on TikTok: Meet the people teaching the world about Ireland in 60-second bites
Irish video creators are becoming popular on the platform, even building big audiences overseas. But is this an effective way to tell often-complex stories?
Construction Industry Federation owes €140,000 in derelict levies at €23m site of Dublin 6 terrace collapse
Dublin City Council is owed €140,000 in charges on Dublin 6 cottages that collapsed on Monday
Stunning sea views at Dalkey apartment that has hosted film stars, for €1.295m
Three-bedroom end-of-terrace apartment with picture windows framing the sea
Can San Francisco’s regeneration plan pave way for Dublin initiative?
Our capital could learn from the US city and tap into tech wealth to help regenerate Dublin for people, and by extension, the firms that rely on it
National effort required to maintain Ireland’s manufacturing edge
The 10th National Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference and Exhibition will be an opportunity to learn more about the latest innovations that will help our manufacturing sector to compete
A showcase for innovation, collaboration and progress in the manufacturing industry
The National Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition 2025 will cover cutting-edge developments in Industry 4.0, automation, sustainability, supply-chain management and more
One person taken to hospital after fire at apartment block in north Dublin
Firefighters bring blaze at Northwood in Santry under control
Man is jailed for kicking teenager off e-scooter and punching him
Graham Kinsella told victim to ‘get out of town’, court hears
Kashmir sapphire originally valued at €8,000 to €12,000 sells at auction in Dublin for €550,000
International agent buys rare ring sold by French woman in highest price paid in Ireland for a gem of its kind
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