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Buyers of expensive homes could be blocked from vacant property grant
Cap of €650,000 is being considered on value of homes eligible for €50,000 grant
NTA says council sought more money for Deer Park steps due to ‘challenges on site’
Taoiseach said €750,000 bill for 14 steps and new ramp at Mount Merrion park was ‘excessive’ while Sinn Fein called it a waste of money
Emergency works sought for Moore Street buildings due to judicial review ‘impasse’
Hammerson is seeking planning permission to halt worsening condition of buildings on Moore Street and Parnell Street
The Complex is ‘the only place that does it all’: Dublin can’t let another arts venue vanish
Dublin city is used to this cycle: a cultural space is threatened and people immediately organise to save it. Now it’s the turn of The Complex
Gardaí appeal for information on 25th anniversary of disappearance of Trevor Deely
Young man had been at work Christmas party on night he was last seen
Taxi drivers’ protest raises interesting question on rights
Taxi Drivers Ireland group opted against industrial action or a strike which would have primarily impacted their customers amid Uber dispute
Met Éireann issues status yellow weather warnings to affect all counties in coming days
Met Éireann forecasts heavy rain and ‘very strong gusts’
The return of the dinner party: Expert advice on how to host a great night in
What does a modern-day dinner party look – and taste – like?
Father says protection order against ex-partner means ‘some peace for the kids for Christmas’
‘Extremely frightened’ mother gets barring order against ‘violent’ adult son in separate case
Driving test waiting times climb again - with the longest wait in west Dublin
‘Reaching 10-week target is one thing. Road Safety Authority must now show it can sustain it’ says TD
Alice Leahy: I have learned there is no single story about being homeless
Rite & Reason: Migration, displacement and exile are bringing more people to our services. This, in turn, creates sub-cultures
Refugee group has ‘deep concern’ over asylum seekers sleeping rough to show need for beds
Government figures show there were 3,480 ‘beds available’ in centres operated by IPAS at the end of October
CMAT at 3Arena review: One of the best gigs of 2025 by an artist at the peak of her powers
Having conquered an arena, the immediate feeling now is that a stadium awaits her
Dairygold firm gets go ahead for 436 new homes in south Dublin
Large 666-home development in Arklow struck down by An Coimisiún Pleanála on appeal by developer Lioncor
Senior gardaí express annoyance over Defence Forces’ response to rogue drones during Zelenskiy visit
Questions asked within force over why the Defence Forces did not fire on the drones or fire warning shots
Nesting author Roisín O’Donnell: ‘At points I lost my nerve - nobody wants to read a book about coercive control’
The author of Nesting on why she couldn’t abandon the novel despite several attempts, finding her confidence as a writer and her children’s excitement at her success
Social workers fear increasing numbers of young people are being drawn to anti-immigrant violence
Racist attitudes have solidified, driven by social media and prominent far-right campaigners in the local community
‘You can hear the stress in people’s voices’: St Vincent de Paul’s 900 calls for help in a single morning
Christmas time is exceptionally busy for the charity and those staffing its phone lines as people find making ends meet ‘really, really tough’
A drunk decanter set for Christmas? Quaint finds in Dublin’s antiques quarter
Take a wander down Francis Street to find something out of the ordinary this festive season
Supreme Court upholds sentence for man who forced partner into car boot and beat her
Soufiane Mountassir (40), who is wanted in Germany for arson, was given five-and-a-half-year sentence
Man who identified himself on CCTV of Dublin riots jailed for 2½ years
Don Sheridan (50) assaulted three gardaí and threw a gas canister at Public Order Unit
Man who was allegedly branded ‘RAT’ on body refuses to give evidence at trial
Barry Moore was also allegedly waterboarded, beaten and threatened with rape, the Special Criminal Court hears
Dublin drainage project to move forward after court challenge settled
Project seen as key to enabling housing and growth in capital was due to be completed in 2025
One objection to revised €295m apartments plan for former RTÉ site in Donnybrook
Scheme by Cairn Homes envisages 510 units at the site in Dublin 4
Dublin taxi drivers suspend plan for six days of action ahead of talks
Taxi group had planned convoy protest blocking traffic in much of capital’s city centre
Council seeks removal of 28 modular homes allegedly built without permission in south Dublin
Local resident seeking orders to restrain development at Brittas which developer claims is exempt from planning
Medmark to form €20m occupational health group with acquisition of Blackwell Associates
The acquisition will give Medmark access to the Northern Irish market
‘We can’t let this happen’: Dozens of artists to lose studios with closure of The Complex
Venue had agreement with developer to buy site but this was dependent on State funding that has not materialised
The 3.5-hour, 35km commute: Kildare motorists on their M7 traffic ‘nightmare’
Motorists call for dedicated emergency response units, more gardaí and an end to drivers eating from breakfast bowls
Judge suspends sentence of ‘money mule’ whose bank account was used to move funds from frauds
Judge tells guilty party he is fed up with young people coming into court and saying, ‘I was young and I was stupid’
Driver who crashed through Dart barrier while being pursued by gardaí receives jail sentence and driving ban
Jeffrey Carter (33) drove a car with four passengers at speed through red lights, in the wrong direction in bus lanes and against other car drivers
Murder trial hears father stabbed man outside his house to protect family
Patrick Murphy admits stabbing Jordan Ronan (20) and causing his death but has pleaded not guilty to his murder
Man who sought to delay gardaí responding to pub robbery receives suspended sentence
Ross Kenny pretended he had been assaulted by robber and officers stopped to assist him
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