Map of areas facing water supply restrictions this weekend
Water outages may occur while major pipeline serving the region is repaired over bank holiday
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‘They ruined me’: Natalie Ennis, tortured in Dublin flat, still awaits psychiatric support
Natalie Ennis was beaten with metal poles, burned with makeshift blowtorch and cut with knife
James Kavanagh: Anxiety had me in a chokehold ... I wasn’t able to leave the house
The influencer and food entrepreneur on overcoming anxiety, finding his tribe and life in the countryside
The National Concert Hall’s official memos: On revamp costs, one-off payments and HR ‘issues’
Chairperson has sought assurances from Government that NCH will not have to fund multi-million euro redevelopment
Fat Phill’s in Temple Bar: Burgers built for the algorithm, not the appetite
This Dutch import serves maximalist fast food with visual punch
Surviving Miami Showband members remember their bandmates on 50th anniversary of atrocity
Fifty years since lead singer Fran O’Toole, guitarist Tony Geraghty and trumpeter Brian McCoy were murdered by loyalist paramilitaries
Teen who ‘bullied and traumatised’ victim he met on bus jailed for two years for false imprisonment
Judge notes offender’s ‘brazenness’ in going to the victim’s home
BusConnects route will come in ‘on time, on budget’, says Darragh O’Brien
Minister for Transport announces contract for €274m bus ‘corridor’ connecting Liffey Valley to Dublin city centre
US actor jailed for five years for raping woman in Dublin Airbnb
Kevin Yungman’s mother tells victim: ‘As a mam and as a woman, I want to say sorry’
Pair aware of consequences of breaching ban on works at ancient burial site, court hears
Fingal County Council sought injunction over fears irreparable harm may have been caused to monument
Man (23) remanded in custody charged with assault causing harm to garda on Capel Street in Dublin
Abdullah Khan also charged with production of a ‘Tactix’ knife with intent to cause intimidation or harm on Tuesday evening
Bougie picnic: Up your al fresco game with quality bites and minimal fuss
Colourfully arrange platters in minutes mixing breads, crackers, cheeses, fruit and vegetables
Parents face fee rise after Dublin childcare provider pulls out of ‘deeply flawed’ core funding model
More centres expected to withdraw from scheme in coming weeks, citing growing costs
Teenager (19) faces trial on inciting hatred charge over suspected homophobic assault
Alleged assault of Mark Sheehan (26) occurred on a bus near Templeogue after a night out with friends
Sisters of rapist Richard Brennan want witnesses in trials to get paid leave from work
One said she was told she would have to take holiday or unpaid time off work to give evidence in court
Dublin’s Hugh Lane Gallery to close in September for renovations
Refurbishment will take place alongside construction of new Dublin city library in Parnell Square
Transport police recruitment could start by end of 2026, Minister says
New force would be separate from Garda and have powers of arrest, detention and pursuit, says Darragh O’Brien
Garda stabbed multiple times in ‘unprovoked’ Dublin city-centre attack
Officer on routine patrol taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries
Slowing pace of capital project delivery has knock-on effects for Irish society
High Court challenges can add three to five years to a project
‘A cowardly act’: Man (21) sentenced to six years for organising assault on Alanna Quinn Idris
Jack Cummins (21) pleaded guilty to his role in Ballyfermot incident that left then teenager blind in one eye
Paul Coulson: The high-wire financier who cut his teeth restructuring the Trinity Ball
Irish financier to leave business he built up
Seamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney group earns more than €10m in three months for housing Dublin homeless
Change in council policy sees first disclosure of payments to providers of emergency accommodation for homeless
Somali diplomat challenges detention in Dublin jail over alleged people smuggling
Mohamed Abdallatif Hussein is claiming diplomatic immunity after arrest last November, High Court hears
Man who restricted wife’s food and home heating gets 12-month suspended sentence, court hears
The man pleaded guilty to coercive control and and assault of the woman
Ex-Christian Brother and headmaster at Dublin school jailed over indecent assault
John Merrick (78) pleaded guilty to one count of indecent at primary school in Glasnevin
Staff at special care centres miss thousands of days due to violence and sickness
Number of employees leaving ‘last-resort’ service for at-risk children was greater than those joining at one point last year
Man pleads guilty over involvement in alleged incident involving ‘branding stamp’
Devon Hennessy awaiting sentence after admitting assault causing serious harm and false imprisonment
Man tracked ex-partner’s car around Dublin before attempting to murder her, court hears
Victim says she has to live in ‘a body that no longer feels like my own’ and suffers from PTSD
Widow of noted psychiatrist Michael Mulcahy left more than €5m in will
Farmer’s estate was almost €10m and businessmen left over €7m, Probate Office documents show
‘He kept saying: what wrong have I done? Why me?’ An Indian man is left stripped and bloodied on an Irish street
An apparently racially motivated attack in Tallaght has caused ‘outrage, fear and concern’ among the Indian community in Ireland. But it was not an isolated incident
Ballymaguire Foods’ reputation takes a hit over Listeriosis outbreak
Ready-meal maker founded in 2008 by brothers Michael and Gabriel Hoey
President Michael D Higgins’s engagements decrease over second term, Áras diary shows
Michael D Higgins, who turned 84 in April, has visited the Vatican twice this year
Boy who suffered catastrophic injuries after fall at park settles case with €3.3m interim payment
Child needs round-the-clock care after accident and will be wheelchair user for life, High Court hears
Amazon scraps Dublin plant and hundreds of jobs over failure to secure power supply
Tech giant’s decision highlights extent of limitations on State electricity network
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