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Grafton Street set for festive season as children from Little Blue Heroes Foundation launch illuminations in city
Dublin riots
RIP FF-FG-Green Coalition, 2020-2024 - Miriam Lord’s look back at the Government
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No outright ban on wearing face coverings at protests under new laws
Gardaí will decide whether a person is wearing a face covering in public to intimidate others or conceal identity in an effort to evade justice
‘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
Pavel Durov built an app bigger than Elon Musk’s. Now it’s known as the dark web in your pocket
The arrest of the deeply private Russia tech titan has put the spotlight on illegal activity on Telegram, a preferred tool of the Irish far right. But Durov insists he is a defender of free speech
Family of young girl seriously injured in Parnell Square attack hope she will be home by Christmas
Girl was one of three injured in attack outside school, which was followed by rioting in Dublin city centre
Extra CCTV for Dublin areas with high antisocial behaviour among plans for Cabinet
Increased housing adaptation grants and ban of XL Bully dogs are also on agenda
The vague and shifting politics of Conor McGregor: from pro-lockdown to anti-immigration and beyond
The mixed martial arts fighter admires Putin and Trump, has Elon Musk’s seal of approval and says he is logical choice to be next president of Ireland despite appearing to have a poor grasp of the role
I’m sure my daughter’s Spanishness will be questioned by someone who wants to make her feel less
An Irishman in Spain: I hope things change and our daughter will not have to deal with prejudice and hate
More than 70 fake eFlow websites detected as ‘smishing’ attacks on consumers surge
About two million domestic and foreign motorists use the M50 and Dublin Port Tunnel toll roads each year, Transport Infrastructure Ireland says
Girl seriously injured in Parnell Square stabbing visits new home for first time, says mother
Girl (5) was one of three children injured in Dublin city centre incident last November along with a care worker
Garda to increase riot squad resources in face of heightened far-right threat
Some €3.2m spent since start of last year on public order kit, including protective bodywear, riot shields and more powerful pepper sprays
Immigration lawyer no longer feels safe in Dublin after arson and violence threats
Lawyer Imran Khurshid contacted gardaí after messages on X calling for his business to be ‘burned down’.
Man accused of setting fire to Luas tram during Dublin riots remanded in custody
Thomas Connors (33) of Markievicz House, Townsend Street appeared at the Central Criminal Court on Friday
Dublin riots: Five charged in relation to disturbances last November
Forty-nine people have been arrested to date in relation to the disturbances of November 23rd, 2023
Nine arrested after searches relating to November riots in Dublin
A total of 10 separate searches took place across Dublin city
Girl (5) injured in Parnell Square stabbing may be discharged from hospital within months, says mother
Victim was one of three children attacked outside Coláiste Mhuire in Dublin city centre last November
Luas celebrates 20th anniversary with passenger numbers for this year set to hit 50 million
Written off by some before its launch in 2004, Dublin’s tram system confounded its critics but has had to deal with riots and increased antisocial behaviour
New Garda body-worn cameras expected to lead to more prosecutions of far right
Many agitators have engaged in threatening behaviour almost impossible to police during chaotic public disorder incidents
Nationwide Celebrates 100 Years of O’Connell Street review: heart-warming local colour, with emphasis on the positives
Television: O’Connell Street, let’s be honest, has long had a rough reputation. But wallowing in grittiness isn’t the Nationwide way
Vast majority of anti-immigration posts relating to Wicklow protests came from non-Irish accounts
An analysis on social media traffic showed most posts about Newtownmountkennedy demonstration came from the US
Gardaí make further arrest over Dublin city riots in November
Further arrests based on CCTV evidence are expected in coming weeks as major criminal investigation into events of November 23rd continues
Dublin city centre 40ft tree to be cut down after fire damage from riots
Tree was ‘badly burnt’ during Dublin riots last November and has failed to recover
Poles in Ireland: ‘You’re always going to be a blow-in, no matter how long you live in a place’
As the 20th anniversary of Poland joining the EU approaches, Poles reflect on their experiences here
Peaceful protest or intimidation? Gardaí face a lack of clarity on public order incidents
Finding the ‘proportionate and appropriate response’ comes with internal and external challenges
Garda lost toe in Dublin riots due to unsuitable boots, conference hears
The steel cap on the standard issue public order boot does not cover the entire foot, gardaí say
Water cannon secured by Garda after Dublin riots returned to PSNI
Devices on loan from PSNI not used, though requested again in advance of Europa League Final in Dublin next month
Two men allegedly ‘committed riot’ on O’Connell Street in Dublin last November
Incidents in the city centre were among the ‘largest scenes of public disorder that has ever occurred in the history of the State’, Dublin District Court told
Too few gardaí, too many ‘ne’er’ do wells’ in Dublin, city’s most senior official claims
Not enough gardaí to police the capital’s streets, says Dublin City Council chief executive Richard Shakespeare
Garda spends €250,000 on drones ahead of legislation permitting use in policing
The force has purchased 21 drones for evaluation but refuses to provide details on the models acquired
Many ‘patriots’ who wave the Irish flag do not respect the country
On this island, the Irish flag and the Union Jack will have to grow more comfortable in each other’s company
Roderic O’Gorman says recent arson attacks are ‘deeply sinister’
Minister for Justice says to date there has been more than 48 arrests in relation to riots in Dublin last November
Is Ireland going in the right direction? Here’s what poll respondents said
Latest Irish Times/Ipsos B&A Snapshot poll asked respondents to comment on what in Ireland was going in the right direction or the wrong direction. Here are a selection of answers
Parnell Square stabbing accused sent forward for trial to Central Criminal Court
Riad Bouchaker (50), of no fixed abode, has not yet indicated pleas over incident which sparked rioting in Dublin last November
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