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Dublin tourist tax proposal ‘sensible and fair’
Visitors rely on services funded by residents and businesses
Trump is stuck and looking for options – an Irish former US adviser warns this is risky
Tom Wright, who worked in the Biden administration, believes the president is in ‘a real bind’ in Iran
Bread 41 to double footprint in and around Dublin with at least four new bakeries
Owner Eoin Cluskey says rising cost of diesel is ‘mental’, while cost of living and doing business will ‘take years’ to fix
Photo story: Airfield Estate’s ‘life-changing’ course where people can grow
Participants turn their hands to hospitality, tourism and horticulture across the farm and cafe
Judge says Irishman trying to locate his daughter in Poland is in ‘terrible situation’
Child’s parents have been involved in legal battle for more than a year over where she should receive medical treatment
Blind woman claims she wasn’t told home of 34 years will be demolished for MetroLink
Compulsory Purchase Orders have been placed on properties at Townsend Street in Dublin
Met Éireann predicts ‘wintry’ conditions next week with near gale-force winds
Met Éireann forecasts highest temperatures of 18 degrees on Friday
Bilingual Brendan Behan and the bards of Glasnevin
As the celebrated Dublin writer’s anniversary falls within Seachtain na Gaeilge, Máirtín Mac Con Iomaire salutes his work in the Irish language
Dublin’s spoofers? Rugby fans and Bloomsday experts
Something that makes not an ounce of sense to anyone – least of all themselves
Welcome to Moore Street on RTÉ One: Unflinching documentary raises questions on how Dublin is administered
Television: Shuttered stalls, plunging footfall, drug addiction and lawlessness – it’s a wonder this wasn’t called Farewell to Moore Street
‘They will be believed’: Survivors of abuse at Spiritan schools urged to share experiences
New project, Hear Me Now, will gather testimony of former pupils and staff of multiple schools in Dublin and Tipperary
Suspect devices found in bag outside retail premises in Cherry Orchard, Dublin
Significant Garda emergency response operation ongoing and public asked to avoid Ballyfermot Road area
Temperatures to reach up to 18 degrees today as spring arrives in Ireland
Met Éireann says high pressure has taken over with dry and settled weather and plenty of sunshine
High-speed trains and cost
It will take a lot more than Apple’s €14bn to build a high-speed rail connection between Belfast, Dublin and Cork
UK pension fund buys into Dublin’s Poolbeg incinerator
Biggest UK private pension fund to take 50% stake in incinerator’s parent company
Regency-style home perfect for hosting family and friends in Monkstown
Willow Lodge wears its architectural pedigree lightly and offers a warm, comfortable and contemporary home
Killiney three-bed with country feel and contemporary finish for €750,000
House built in 1950s has been extensively upgraded and would suit growing family or a downsizer
Charges to be dropped against three road traffic gardaí after six-year investigation
Limerick investigation focused on alleged unlawful interference in prosecution of fixed charge penalty notices
Josh Rock relaxed ahead of Dublin date despite poor start to Premier League darts season
World Cup winner says ‘I’m not superstitious about anything’, after failing to win a game in tournament to date
St Patrick’s Day revellers leave 40 tonnes of litter in Dublin
Irish Business Against Litter reminds shops it is their responsibility to clean up outside their premises
‘Sexual predator’: Former Dublin school principal jailed for four years
Patrick Harte (84) employed as teacher at Sancta Maria Christian Brothers school in Dublin from 1967 to 2007
Dublin Airport growth would see it compete with housing for water and power, committee hears
Residents groups set out concerns for planned scrapping of annual passenger cap
The difficult choices that could dramatically increase housing supply in Dublin
Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock
The life of an Irish housebuyer: Smile, bid, get outbid, weep
After negative equity and years renting, Céire Sadlier managed to buy a new home - but it didn’t feel like hers
Sean McGovern’s guilty plea ramps up pressure on Daniel Kinahan in Dubai
Dubliner McGovern pleaded guilty to two charges of directing gang’s murder conspiracies, though charge of murdering Noel Kirwan now dropped
Glasgow shows what happens if you open a mega hospital before it is ready: people die
We can hang on a bit longer for a safe national children’s hospital
Railway rivalry: A race between two trains with an unexpected ending
Even while competing for valuable, and sometimes smelly work, old steam trains crews took pride in their job and skills
How St Patrick’s Day unfolded across Ireland as thousands attend parades
Updates from parades around the country including Galway, Cork and Limerick
Time is now for high-speed rail line
The €14 billion in Apple funds could put Ireland’s infrastructure back on track
I’m a citizen of almost everywhere and nowhere. Am I Irish? Taiwanese? Singaporean?
One of the biggest differences Kian O’Shea has noticed between Singapore and Ireland is how people approach friendship
Brought to book: Colm Keena on the joys to be discovered by joining a public library
One read takes me back to a winter reporting stint in post-Soviet Romania
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