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Man convicted of murder after jury rejects claim he intended to ‘frighten’ rather than kill neighbour
Robert Murphy (42) stabbed Jamie Kavanagh (24) in hostel on Dublin’s Harrington Street in April of last year
New BusConnects routes pushed back until January due to risk of Christmas confusion
National Transport Authority says changes would be an ‘unwelcome complication’ in run-up to festive period
From enchanted forests to winter wonderlands: 12 Christmas experiences to try around Ireland
Christmas events: Helicopter rides with Santa, light displays in Dublin Zoo and Christmas markets
Alleged assault on child at Dublin creche under Garda investigation
Mother of girl says her child’s arm was twisted several times and former staff member asked child not to tell anybody
Hidden by One Society restaurant review: Delightful Dublin neighbourhood spot with tasty food and keen prices
The pizza, the atmosphere and the wine flights make this Smithfield venue the perfect place for a casual bite
Five homes on view this week in Dublin, with prices ranging from €485,000 to €895,000
New to the market in Glasnevin, Shankhill, Clontarf, Ranelagh and Malahide
Pharma packaging group West announces 330 jobs for Dublin
Announcement is first major investment by a US multinational following Trump victory in presidential election
Conor McGregor stuns High Court onlookers with evidence about night of alleged sexual assault
Mixed martial arts fighter begins evidence with graphic account of events on night Nikita Hand alleges she was sexually assaulted by McGregor and another man
Diarmuid Phelan trial: Distance of more than one metre between barrister accused of murder and victim when fatal shot fired
Judge informs jury in trial of Phelan for murder of Keith Conlon that prosecution case is close to conclusion
Finglas Luas application to be submitted on Monday
Green line extension to north Dublin suburb due to be running by 2031
Eating out: 19 of the best new restaurants to try around Ireland now
Brand new Irish restaurants, together with some reopenings, revamps, and a Storm Babet-enforced reincarnation
Ireland weather: Met Éireann says sleet and snow is possible next week as temperatures plummet
Status yellow fog warning in place until Wednesday morning this week
Independent Ireland election candidate says he stands over immigrant crime comments
Dublin South Central candidate Cllr Philip Sutcliffe referred to ‘coloured guys’ on O’Connell Street at a special Dublin City Council meeting on Monday
Dublin brewery backed by key publicans launches with two beers
Changing Times Brewery is based in Glasnevin, along the banks of the Royal Canal, and is hoping to grow next year
‘Is that your wife? You should be ashamed’: a charity collector’s anti-immigrant hate in south Dublin
A man, oblivious to the world, and so at war with the living, screamed and heckled a couple and their daughter
Peter Caviston recognised for lifetime achievement at Good Food Ireland awards
The founder of Caviston’s restaurant and food emporium in Glasthule, Co Dublin among businesses honoured for their role in showcasing excellent Irish produce
Councillors say Dublin revitalisation plan hinges on formal commitment of €1bn funding
Meeting hears calls for implementation of planned improvements to be led by Dublin City Council
How the 1915 slaughter in Gallipoli of a young man from the Liberties inspired his great-nephew to record an album
Fiach Moriarty recorded his album in memory of Jack Kavanagh who was 22 when he died from wounds sustained in one of the first World War’s most momentous battles
Sepultura in Dublin review: the mosh pit heaves as Brazilian heavy metalers rock up a storm on farewell tour
Review: ‘Do you want to hear the older stuff?’ Sepultura singer Derek Green asks the crowd at sold out show as the band celebrate 40 years
The Corrs at 3Arena review: joyous comeback night packed with golden hits and pristine pop
Review: The Ireland’s most celebrated sibling band arrive as if they had something to prove and defiantly remind fans why they fell for their charms in the first placeThe
‘Mum is always happy. She only cries sometimes’: Voices of children in emergency accommodation
There are 4,561 children across Ireland who tonight will go to sleep in beds they don’t call their own
Pro-Palestine supporters and young voters urged to ‘choose wisely’ in election, march hears
Solidarity campaign chair tells protestors to ensure every politician knows territory is ‘key’ issue in lead up to polling day
Dublin’s crack cocaine epidemic: ‘You get a rush. You come down. And then you have to go again’
Crack cocaine is the new heroin, say addicts and frontline support workers, its use and widespread availability an epidemic that is getting worse
‘They think they’re no good and that they shouldn’t be in this world’
Traveller activist and storyteller Chrissy Donoghue Ward speaks about the importance of how her community is represented publicly
Man injured by fallen drone propeller while mowing lawn, investigators say
Incident occurred during an urban flight by the Manna unmanned drone delivery company in Dublin in July 2022
First Look: The Unicorn Restaurant reopens on Merrion Row
It brought pasta to the Irish and was favoured haunt of politicians and celebrities. Now it’s back for party season
Poulet Bonne Femme takeaway review: Delicious and succulent roast chicken with all the trimmings
A day off from cooking and a Sunday treat, the focus is on family meals
Woman suffered anaphylactic shock during lunch break on first day of new job in Tokyo, Dublin inquest told
Aika Doheny flown home in air ambulance to Dublin where she died a day later
Does Ryanair’s right to make money trump Dublin Airport’s obligation to obey the law?
Dublin Airport passenger cap case will be of great interest to data centre operators and wind farm investors
Spending in Dublin continues to rise but in subdued fashion
Overall outlay rises by 1.1% year on year
Struggling DublinBikes scheme gets new sponsorship
Car and home insurer RedClick signs up to three-year sponsorship scheme, with naming rights and branding
Gunman Tristan Sherry was kicked and stamped in ‘savage’ Christmas Eve steakhouse assault, court hears
Three men plead not guilty to murder of Sherry at non-jury Special Criminal Court
Thornton Hall asylum seeker plan risks causing ‘significant nuisance’, local objectors say
Court challenge has stalled plans to house 1,000 asylum seekers at State-owned north Dublin site
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