Screaming children chased by blood-soaked clowns spill out of Dublin city hall
Mixed reviews from children on how scary Agatha’s Haunted Hall of Horrors truly is - but Halloween festivities succeed in bringing community together
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Residents at Hardwicke Street flats protest over parking and safety issues
The city centre residents are calling on the council for the gates to be electrified to stop non-residents parking at the complex
Prime Dublin city centre redevelopment site for €3.5m
Close to colleges including Bolton Street and Grangegorman, the site might suit a student accommodation development
The Irish Times view on the Dublin City Taskforce report: a capital malaise
Critics of Simon Harris will see the entire exercise as proof of a reactive style of politics driven by the soundbite
Dublin’s O’Connell Street has just one resident left. What the area lacks most is not guards, it is people
Dublin’s north inner city could become one of Europe’s most happening addresses in a reasonably short space of time
Actor Kate Gilmore: ‘I look at myself – no mortgage, my car is falling apart, I have no money in the bank’
Irish actor Kate Gilmore has taken on what might be her greatest challenge yet: performing alone on stage in Disco Pigs, creator Enda Walsh’s experimental new play at the Peacock Theatre in Dublin
Proposal to relocate RTÉ in GPO considered by Dublin taskforce
Taskforce report contains 10 proposals for initiatives to revive Dublin city centre
‘She is now in her chrysalis’: Girl injured in Parnell Square attack remains non-verbal but is ‘getting stronger’
The child, who turned six last week, spent 281 days in Temple Street Children’s Hospital, her parents said
Man (30s) in serious condition in hospital after assault on Talbot Street in Dublin city centre
Injured man is in a serious but stable condition in the Mater Hospital
Wealthy Irish investor in €10.25m deal for prime Henry Street retail investment
New owner in line for 6.45% return following acquisition of premises from Irish Life Investment Managers
Ormond Quay mixed-use investment for €1.275m
Opportunity will appeal to range of investors, including those with a child in third level, as it offers both rental and personal use
Salvation Army seeks €3.75m for former Dublin city homeless hostel
Proceeds from sale of Lefroy House to be used to expand church and charity’s homeless services in the capital
Woman lured to Dublin flat and tortured with heated implements in missing drugs row
Eight arrested following violence, described by Garda sources as ‘absolutely horrific’ and ‘off the scale’, on woman in her 30s at property in north inner city
Charity-run GP clinic says it faces closure unless recent taxation laws amended
Legislation created ‘insurmountable operational challenges’ at Dublin 1 practice
ICOT College signs for new headquarters at Joyce’s Court
English language school to occupy office block off Talbot Street in Dublin city centre on new 25-year lease
Dangerous, dirty Dublin lane remains open seven months after closure ordered
Harbour Court, blighted by drugs and crime, will not be closed off until at least end of September
Kellie Harrington’s home town painted gold in honour of Olympic medallist
Mere hours after her triumph, council painter Noel Wallace was outside her parent’s north inner city home rolling the gold onto lamp-posts
Paper tax discs for vehicles set to be abolished
Minister for Transport also calls on Dublin City Council to implement transport plan or risk losing funding
Woman to continue psychiatric treatment after being found not guilty of mother’s murder by reason of insanity
Trial heard Moire Bergin (47) believed Mary Bergin (76) was the devil when she stabbed her in Dublin 1 in 2022
Rotunda Hospital in €4.275m deal for Cavendish Row Georgians
Move follows hospital’s recent opening of maternity outpatient services unit at Clerys Quarter on O’Connell Street
Woman with history of mental illness killed her tirelessly supportive mother in ‘heartbreaking’ case
Moire Bergin (47) has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to murdering Mary Bergin (76) in Dublin 1 in 2022
‘Talbot Street is known as Tablet Street now’: Will a €2m makeover be enough to turn things around?
Street in Dublin’s north inner city has been declining for several years. One local worker describes it as a ‘hellhole’ while another says ‘there is often chaos’
Teenager awaiting trial for causing life-threatening injuries to Stephen Termini broke bail conditions 14 times
Sixteen-year-old boy has broken curfew and condition to stay away from scene of attack multiple times
Teenager hospitalised after stabbing in Dublin city centre
Gardaí alerted to the incident on Liffey Street after 4pm
The Irish Times view on the Dublin Portal: mirror on a city’s soul
There is a long history of Dubliners engaging more vigorously with public art than might have been hoped
UK developer acquires Independent House for student accommodation in €8m deal
Former headquarters of Independent Newspapers, dormant since 2003, to provide 280 bed spaces
O’Connell Street landmark with full planning for boutique hotel seeks €9m
Former premises of Kylemore cafe, seeking €9m, occupies high-profile location overlooking the Spire and the GPO in the heart of Dublin city centre
Former postal service premises in Dublin city centre for €1.2m
9-11 Rutland Place occupies central and well-connected location just off Parnell Square and O’Connell Street
IFSC office block with full planning for medical use seeks €42 per sq ft
2 Custom House Plaza occupies a well-connected location immediately adjacent to entrance of Connolly Station
Media barred from naming man accused of attempted kidnapping of toddler in Dublin
Judge imposes restrictions due to ‘heightened’ social media activity around case
‘We’ve got a lot of money in the ground’ - Arboretum’s Fergal and Barry Doyle
The Doyle brothers have just opened cut the ribbon of a €4.5m expansion of their Wicklow destination garden centre
Zanzibar Locke aparthotel seeking food and beverage operator
160-room venue occupies prime location on site of former Zanzibar super-pub on Dublin’s Lower Ormond Quay
Marc Godart-linked firm to avoid conviction over fire safety issues at ‘potentially dangerous’ building
Judge orders Green Label Short Lets Ltd to make charity donation and contribute to Dublin City Council’s costs
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