Friend of woman allegedly raped had no concerns leaving her at nightclub, trial hears
Three men deny any wrongdoing and say any sexual contact with the woman was consensual
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Boy (3) double fractured arm while allegedly unsupervised in creche playground, court told
Dundrum Montessori on Barton Road had made an offer of €15,000 along with Circuit Court costs
Hera restaurant review: A new gastropub on Dublin’s north side, without the usual cliches
Smoke, butter and ambition combine on Dorset Street for an unpredictable and imaginative menu
Three men go on trial accused of raping and sexually assaulting woman they met in Dublin nightclub
Prosecution tells jury complainant’s recollection of events of night in August 2019 ‘extremely fragmented’
Girl secures €86,000 settlement over injuries sustained after running into bus shelter
Victoria Wisniewska (14) alleged structure outside Liffey Valley Shopping Centre in Dublin had no lighting and she did not see it in her path
Man (23) facing contempt proceedings for failing to give evidence at murder trial of Diarmuid Phelan
Kallum Coleman was with Keith Conlon when Conlon was fatally wounded during incident on barrister’s farm in Tallaght
Crime gangs in north Dublin targeted in large-scale Garda operation involving 39 searches
Drugs and burglary gangs targeted by 150 gardaí supported by armed support unit and public order units
Cherry Tomato Bridge: The story behind Dublin’s whimsical new landmark
Over the weekend curious onlookers converged on a Royal Canal crossing in Drumcondra to pay homage to Dublin’s whimsical new landmark
Man given 16-year sentence over series of Dublin city centre knife attacks
Prosecutor tells court Jonathan Cummins (38) and his victims lived lives ‘blighted by addiction and homelessness’
Affordable housing proposed for vacant Ballymun shopping centre site
Land Development Agency in talks with Dublin City Council over site of complex demolished four years ago
The man gave every indication of being dead just seconds before he revived to defend himself
To recognise myself in the man crawling through Temple Bar with bitterness in his heart – that is a hard thing to do
Prisoner escapes from custody while patient at Tallaght Hospital
Search continuing for Keith Macken (43) who escaped on Saturday morning
Dundrum apartments decision a symptom of broken planning system
If compact living is really the goal of national policy, then Ireland really needs to get a lot better at this. Our planning system rarely acts in the interests of renters
‘The minute I sat down on the train, I knew I’d been scammed’: Are the Irish susceptible to con artists?
Three men describe their encounters with a master scam artist on the streets of Dublin, plus some advice on how to avoid falling victim to similar ‘smiling strangers’
No single location captures global nature of Irish economy more than Dublin Airport
Look up at the screen in Dublin Airport and marvel at all those destinations and what they mean. Think of all the people coming and going. Consider all the ideas, schemes and plans, the commerce, the deals and the dreams
Doireann Garrihy: ‘I was a big kid. It’s sad when I think back. I think I made jokes to get attention’
Recently married Dancing with the Stars co-host has learned to tread carefully when it comes to putting her life online
Council weighs possibility of remedial work on Dublin house that partially fell into river Camac
Ellen Blehein (32) and husband Robert (30) have vacated home which ‘may not be safe’
Housing agency Clúid buys 328-unit residential development in Tallaght for almost €160m
Association putting apartments on market for social housing and its largest ever cost rental scheme
Dublin Bus crashes near City Hall after driver appears to lose control
Male driver taken to hospital and no other injuries reported
Dublin food delivery riders on thefts and attacks: ‘They do it just for fun, it’s horrible’
Delivery riders are struggling with low pay and insufficient working hours, while the risk of attack means they avoid certain areas of the capital altogether
‘Poverty has no mercy’: Sleeping rough in Dublin in sub-zero temperatures
Outreach teams and soup kitchens provide much-needed food, cold-weather packs and community on the capital’s freezing streets
When the 46A ends in two weeks I will say goodbye to those first feelings of freedom and adulthood
A month after we thought we were saying farewell for good, the poor 46A is still traversing Dublin city, handbag in hand and mortified about all the fuss
Project to pipe water from river Shannon to Dublin could cost €10bn
Uisce Éireann using estimate range of €4.5bn-€6bn for 170km pipeline preliminary business case
Man who brought shotgun on train bound for Dublin station released without charge
Incident saw armed gardaí respond at Connolly station after man arrived on Irish Rail service from Sligo
Most Dublin businesses support removal of Dublin Airport cap, notes survey
Dublin Chamber report shows 84% of firms want cap to be dropped
Average mortgage loan now exceeds €300,000 with first-time buyer market ‘particularly hot’, MyHome report finds
On average, first time buyers are spending 28% of their after-tax income servicing their mortgages and they are typically two years older than their UK counterparts
Man (50s) arrested at Dublin’s Connolly station after carrying shotgun on train
Gardaí, including members of armed response unit, attended scene of incident and carried out security sweep of premises
‘It’s a hilariously wonderful idea’: Coastal saunas a hot ticket amid icy Irish temperatures
A seaside sauna at Dublin’s Forty Foot is proving popular – but they’re popping up all over Ireland
As more hotels and office blocks rise up, where are Dublin’s promised cultural spaces?
The capital has entrusted commercial ventures with a chunk of its cultural future but some of the earmarked facilities are sitting empty
Non-compliant construction work discovered at Dublin affordable housing scheme
Some work on the homes at Oscar Traynor Woods in Coolock may have to be paused for investigation
Irish debut authors 2025: It’s already shaping up to be a vintage year
There are several new books from debut authors to look forward to this year, including work from Garrett Carr, Róisín Lanigan, Elaine Garvey and more
Dublin soup kitchen bylaws must not push volunteer groups ‘out of existence’, councillors say
Concerns raised about plans to draft legislation to end practice where groups provide hot food to people queuing on city’s streets
As Ireland’s cold snap continues, what measures are being taken to restore power and water services?
Defence Forces drafted in as crews from ESB Networks and Uisce Éireann struggle to reach facilities due to conditions
Dublin is Europe’s third most congested city after London and Paris
Drivers were delayed by average of 81 hours due to congestion in city in 2024, a year-on-year increase of 13%, survey finds
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