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Dublin’s Liffey Valley retail park primed for €60m sale
Scheme comprises more than 200,000sq ft of retail space, and is occupied by leading brands including Sports Direct, Jysk, Halfords and EZ Living
Revamped Sutton four-bed that puts its garden at the centre of family life
Detached Dublin home with fresh interior is situated in a development influenced by Californian housing estates
Landlord ordered to pay €5,000 damages to family over mould
Tenants claimed they suffered major health issues due to seven years of mould
Teacher shortages: High cost of living creates Dublin ‘brain drain’
Urban allowance similar to London weighting could help alleviate difficulties in recruiting staff, figures in profession say
Could a €5 tourist tax help solve Dublin’s problems? Conor Pope vs Eoghan O’Mara Walsh
Surveys have suggested that close to two thirds of Dubliners think a tourist tax is a good idea. The hospitality sector is not convinced
‘Get to the back of the queue or leave the station’: Train users on Irish Rail inflexibility
Train travellers share experiences of what one describes as a ‘crackdown’ on ticket flexibility
West Pharmaceuticals opens new Dublin manufacturing plant with 330 extra jobs
Injectables plant designed to help client companies cope with rapidly growing demand for diabetics and obesity medications
Deputy Lord Mayor Stephens selected by Fianna Fáil for Dublin Central byelection
Fianna Fáil has not had a TD representing Dublin Central since former taoiseach Bertie Ahern
Investigation fails to determine origin of drones around Zelenskiy’s Dublin flight
Minister for Justice expresses concern at Islamic State-inspired terrorism in Dublin
Dublin man (97) made at least six wills regarding estate valued at more than €800,000
High Court makes orders on proper approach to dealing with Patrick Joseph Quinn’s US investment shares
Tanning salon run by sister of Conor McGregor admits selling treatment to underage girl
Stop N Glow Limited, run by Aoife McGregor, ordered to pay €1,000 in costs and donate €500 to the Little Flower Penny Dinners charity
Royal Hospital Kilmainham site plan falls short of best practice, says Imma board member
OPW ‘could take inspiration from Louvre’ amid row with Imma over Kilmainham site
The life of an Irish house buyer: Forget that one house. Lower your standards. Go for it
Bid on everything. Get outbid on everything. Forget about that one house
The News from Dublin by Colm Tóibín: Stories by a writer with complete command of the craft
New short story collection ranges over territories familiar to Tóibín’s readers: Wexford, Catalonia, Argentina and the US
Man in critical condition after weekend stabbing in Dublin’s north inner city
Gardaí appeal to witnesses after incident in early hours of Saturday on Amiens Street near Connolly station
Average age of homebuyers in Ireland in 2024 was 40. There is one reason for this
CSO’s latest snapshot of housing here makes for grim reading with 40 the average age of people who bought homes in Ireland in 2024
‘No way, we won’t pay’: Dublin City Council tenants rally to oppose rent increases
Council has proposed increases of between 20 and 50 per cent to fund maintenance projects
Inside Ireland’s favourite preloved fashion shops: ‘We’re not driven by trends’
Whether multigenerational family endeavours or first-time businesses, vintage shops are always passion projects
Tana French: ‘In Ireland, things are coded. You don’t necessarily have the code when you arrive’
The Keeper, the US-born crime writer’s third Cal Hooper novel, allows her to further dissect Irish culture from an interloper’s perspective
Homeless figures rise again to 17,308, a 12.5% increase in one year
Latest data does not include sofa-surfers, those sharing overcrowded homes, in domestic violence refuges or sleeping rough
Irish MasterChef finalist Mark O’Brien: ‘The biggest challenge is the feeling of exposure’
Dubliner Mark O’Brien was one of three chefs who made it to the final of the flagship BBC programme
Minister for Education defends projected department overspend of up to €700m
Hildegarde Naughton makes ‘absolutely no apologies around the need to make sure we are adequately funded’
Judge rules man fit to stand trial in June over Parnell Square attack in Dublin
Riad Bouchaker is charged with attempted murder of three children in November 2023
‘There has to be a winner’: Unbridled joy in Czech fans’ favourite Dublin pub
Czech supporters met in Temple Bar‘s The Lundy Foot to watch their country’s playoff game against Ireland
Tourist tax could improve Dublin, leading to a better visitor experience
Real risk to city lies not in levy but in failing to invest in infrastructure, cleanliness and public realm
How do Ireland’s fanciest Easter eggs measure up? The Irish Times eggspert investigates
Easter egg review: We asked Niamh Browne, our highest egg authority, to sample some premium Easter eggs from Irish chocolatiers
‘A stupid split-second decision’: Apology offered to umpire assaulted during minor hurling match
Concussion and other injuries sustained by official were not caused by Michael Kelly (41)
‘One last blast’: Protest singer Martin Leahy’s 200th and final housing crisis gig at Leinster House
West Cork activist retires his Thursday performances, where he sang Everyone Should Have a Home
Plaques broad and narrow – Frank McNally on Dublin street honours big, small and missing
City keen to celebrate citizens and even daft causes, but one omission needs correcting
Hoxton Hotel still wants injunction against neighbouring nightclub Yamamori Izakaya
Dublin city centre hotel alleges it had to close 31 rooms following noise complaints from guests
Solicitor claims he was ‘firefighting’ as staff left over being denied working from home
Workplace Relations Commission told employee was let go after a proper redundancy process
Man jailed for attempting to kill woman he blamed for break-up with wife
Son of veteran criminal Eamon Kelly handed 10-year sentence for ‘ferocious attack’ on Fiona Timmermans
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