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Taste of Dublin 2026 kicks off: ‘We come every single year, we absolutely love it’
One of Ireland’s longest-running food festivals is back in Dublin this weekend, and off to a sunny start
‘I tried the new Italian sandwich shop in Dublin that has crowds queuing’
New Italian sandwich shop on Dublin’s Drury Street has crowds queuing for its delicious everything-from-scratch creations
Jury told of ‘chaos’ at Parnell Square and woman screaming ‘the kid is dead’
Some tried to hit man on the ground ‘covered in blood’, others said to stop and wait for the police, Riad Bouchaker trial told
Met Éireann forecasts return of milder weather with temperatures reaching 22 degrees
Weather expected to bring hazy sunny spells on Sunday, with highest temperatures of 17 to 22 degrees expected
Entrepreneur Emma Maye: ‘We’re finding Ireland a bit difficult. England just seems easier to work in’
Ardale and Stow CEO Emma Maye on running multiple businesses as well as life as the daughter of a high profile developer
‘Mexico never leaves your heart’: football-mad expats gather in Dublin as World Cup kicks off
Hundreds congregated on the Button Factory for the opening match of the tournament against South Africa
Permission granted for 618 apartment development in Coolock
Dublin City Council signs off on plans for former Chivers factory site despite Cadbury concerns
€60,000 claim for alleged sexual harassment of waitress in Dublin gastropub settled
Woman alleged she was victim of touching, improper comments and discrimination by more senior staff member
‘Once in a lifetime opportunity’: A south Dublin beach to call your own from €250,000
Two plots at Maretimo Headland beside Blackrock village go to auction later this month
Gardaí seize drugs worth almost €830,000 in Co Limerick
In Dublin, semi-automatic weapon, cocaine and suspected diamorphine recovered in search targeting organised crime gangs
Welcome weekend change as spell of sunnier, more settled weather forecast
Dublin likely to remain dry over the coming days, but temperatures will be cooler than average
‘I couldn’t see the sea from my garden a few years ago. Now I can see it on this level’
Portrane in north Co Dublin may be the most extreme example of coastal erosion in Ireland currently
Five Dublin homes on view this week from €635,000
New to the market in Foxrock, Malahide, Donnybrook, Balgriffin and Churchtown
Guns N’ Roses blast through the old tunes brilliantly at 3Arena, but where are the new songs?
The world doesn’t need another Guns N’ Roses world tour. It needs a new Guns N’ Roses album
Water cannon deployed as Belfast sees second night of public disorder
‘Eyes of the world are watching us,’ say Executive Ministers, ‘actions will shape how we are viewed’
Man who stabbed 14-year-old’s hand with glass shard while trying to rob e-scooter jailed
Behaviour of Daniel Hayes (30), who had 126 previous convictions, ‘cowardly and shameful’, judge says
Deadly Buzz – Frank McNally on a belated ‘inquest’ for James Joyce’s Paddy Dignam
We know Dignam died of a Monday. But Monday is not an official cause of death, even in Ireland
Entire development of 13 fully let industrial units in Balbriggan for €4.5 million
With scheme fully let to eight tenants including An Post, sale offers asset management potential
‘It’s relentless’: Mother caring for disabled twin children says respite ‘critical’ for carers
Seventy-one per cent of family carers face financial difficulty, Family Carers Ireland report shows
‘I feel like I have not emigrated to Ireland. I feel like I’m coming home’
New To The Parish: Emily O’Sullivan (52) moved from Canada to Dublin last year
Two men plead guilty to conspiring to murder in west Dublin
Jason Dunne (35) of Cedarbrook Place, Ballyfermot and Craig Hayes (27), of Cushlawn Park, Tallaght both entered guilty pleas
New national litter survey shows best and worst areas
Anti-litter lobby group says 15 or 25 cent ‘does not appear enough to incentivise some people to return a bottle or can’
‘Labour of love’: the Gen Z food trend transforming home kitchens into elaborate cafes
Aulbright Nyih bakes up a storm to bring the NYC ‘home cafe’ trend from her TikTok feed to friends in Dublin
Man found dead in Garda custody suspected of stabbing man who died after jumping into Liffey
Lee McDonnell (34) died in west Dublin Garda station on Saturday
Canadian prime minister Mark Carney to visit Ireland next week
Carney will make trip to Co Mayo to see grandparents’ home place
Swimmers warned off nine popular Dublin bathing spots until next week
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown council due to conduct further testing following heavy rainfall
Sex-for-rent demands in Ireland: ‘You can sleep with me or I’m not going to help you’
Maria’s story is a snapshot of the situations many international students, migrants and women face in Ireland’s ‘precarious’ housing market
Dublin tech entrepreneur leaves €2.6 million estate, probate papers reveal
Latest Probate papers also showed prominent Leitrim entrepreneur Timmy Beirne left estate valued at €1.96m
Artist Jim Fitzpatrick’s Captain Americas murals up for grabs at auction
Plus: Battle of the Boyne gets more interpretation, a use for wool at last and fears of spooking the Gap of Dunloe horses
I used AI to plan a holiday to Dublin. It took 45 seconds but there were some issues
AI for travel planning is evolving from regular search tools listing options to detailed itineraries and actual reservations, but it’s not problem free
Teenager arrested in connection with Qayyum Balogun investigation released
Teenage male was arrested on Friday and is being detained at a Garda station in Dublin
‘The child’s version of Culture Night’: Over 1,000 events under way for Cruinniú na nÓg
Annual children’s creativity event launched in 2018
All pregnant women should get continuity of care – not just those who can pay for it
Days of the consultant being on-call for the labour ward from home need to be consigned to history, too
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