Heavy rain showers and thunderstorms could hit Portrush course
Met Éireann forecasts cloudy conditions for most of Friday
Dublin
Read the latest news, analysis, and comment on Dublin city and county. Including live blogs, video, picture stories and more
Gardaí renew appeal for information on murder of woman whose body was found eight years ago
Linda Evans Christian was reported missing in 2017, but no one has been brought to justice over her death
Three arrested at Dublin rally over Government’s attitude to immigration and homelessness
‘House the Irish. House the immigrants, but house the Irish first,’ says protester
Man operating at ‘highest possible level’ of drug-dealing network jailed for 15 years
Andrew Pender (52), from Tallaght, pleaded guilty to possessing drugs and money laundering
Dublin and London changed me in different ways. Australia has shown me things I considered impossible, are possible
Each place we live in marks us indelibly. Dublin made me braver, London gave me significantly more notions. I often consider how Australia may have changed me
Why are the experiences of people, like me, who were resident in Temple Hill forgotten?
Residents of the old St Patrick’s Infant and Dietetic Hospital are excluded from redress schemes despite its role in adoptions
Traffic changes in Dundrum, Dublin: ‘If a dead village is what they want, a dead village is what they’re going to get’
New bus-only stretches and cycle lanes sharpen anxieties in locality struggling with dereliction
I roar at my daughter so loudly for not wearing a bike helmet, a passerby asks her if she is okay
When she says even with the roaring she stills wants to spend the day with me, I’m moved almost to tears and we hit the greenway
Why are Ireland’s schools struggling to find teachers?
In the News podcast: 79,000 qualified teachers were employed in last academic year, but many posts remain unfilled
Mix Tape review: Unspools like a glorified cover version of Sally Rooney’s Normal People
Television: Set in Sheffield but filmed in Dublin, the story hangs on the implausible premise of a rekindled teenage crush
Woman believed to be Ireland’s oldest person dies days before 109th birthday
Sarah Coyle was born in 1916 and survived two pandemics
Teenager born in prison spared custodial sentence for theft
Youth (18) who spent his life in care was ‘failed by State’, says judge
Drury Street hotel plans for vacant office block hit by local concerns about on-street drinking
Balrath Investments is seeking to change the use of the first to fourth floor levels from vacant office at Maryland House
St Swithin’s Day: It’s raining today - will it rain for the next 40 days?
Met Éireann forecasts showery and unsettled weather
Work begins on €44m Dublin city food market for 80 stalls in revamped Victorian space
Revamped retail market due to open mid-2027, a decade after planning permission was granted for work
Driving in bus lanes: Fines issued to Dublin motorists rise by 34%
Gardaí handed out more than 6,000 fines to motorists for unlawful use of bus lanes last year
Alex Warren at Iveagh Gardens, Dublin: Stage times, set list, ticket information, support acts and more
Everything you need to know about the US singer and TikTok star’s gig
Hospice operator launches High Court challenge to BusConnects corridor
Challenge arises from NTA’s plans to build a 22-space car park on lands owned by the hospice
Man who raped partner and was later caught by gardaí trying to strangle her is jailed for 10 years
He has 98 previous convictions including ones for sexually assaulting a teenager and a woman
Man accused of stalking influencer at Dublin hotel remanded on bail
Denis Morris (23), from Churchtown, warned not to contact woman or carry out research about her
Taylor Tomlinson at 3Arena review: more personal, more vulnerable but few surprises
Like all good comics, Tomlinson commands not just the laughs but the silences between them
Woman who suffered sustained bleeding after giving birth fails in High Court action
Claim for damages against the Coombe hospital and the HSE dismissed
Let’s give Dublin back its Champs-Élysées and turn the GPO into apartments
Do not treat it as Ireland’s ‘good room’. We need people to live on O’Connell Street
More than 2,000 pubs have closed since 2005, with further 1,000 at risk in next decade
Dublin has seen the fewest pubs close, with the biggest decrease in Limerick
French ambassador’s residence, once Ireland’s most expensive house, gets a full refurbishment
Ailesbury Road property never sold at €60m asking price
Tributes paid as award-winning Irish press photographer dies in road crash
Mick O’Neill, leading photographer for more than three decades, killed in Dublin while riding motorcycle
More than a million who died at battle of Somme are remembered at Islandbridge commemoration
Royal British Legion also marks its 100th anniversary in Ireland, dedicated to ensuring legacy of ‘those who served’
Temperatures reach 30 degrees as heatwave set to break early next week
Forecasters say record that has stood for almost 150 years is unlikely to be broken
Drugs valued at €2.2m seized by gardaí in Dublin and Laois
Gardaí find ketamine, cocaine and cannabis in home after they stop car and arrest man
Damien Dempsey at Iveagh Gardens: Euphoric crowd revels in ‘summer singsong’
Honest, impassioned singer gives a powerful performance on a warm evening in Dublin
Staff at loss-making Amazon subsidiary in Dublin earned average €124,000 last year
Accounts for Dublin-based Amazon R&D subsidiary show it spent €191m on wages and salaries for 1,540 staff
Why I moved out of Temple Bar after 25 years: ‘I feared our home would become uninhabitable’
I bought an apartment in Temple Bar, having written about the vital need for people to live in the city centre. I was so full of optimism about the future of Dublin then
Temperatures of 29 degrees recorded on Friday as heat warning extended into Sunday
Temperatures are due to reach up to 30 degrees on Saturday, Met Éireann forecasts
Rapist who harassed three women journalists is to spend longer in prison
Mark McAnaw breached conditions of suspended part of jail sentence for aggravated burglary, court told
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
The GlossOpens in new window
Read the digital edition of The Gloss magazine now
Family NoticesOpens in new window
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices