Protesting farmers demand Bord Bia chair quits over foreign chicken served in restaurant
Larry Murrin co-owns Dublin’s Sole Seafood & Grill, which does not serve Irish poultry
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Sales executive loses gender discrimination claim against human resources firm
Employee alleged male colleagues were given more and better leads on new business
Stripe to add 200 jobs at Dublin headquarters in endorsement of ‘Irish talent’
Financial tech firm was co-founded by John and Patrick Collison in 2010 and already employs more than 1,000 people in Ireland
Prolific burglar jailed for killing elderly Irish man who was protecting wife
John Burke (91) suffered bleeding on the brain and broken nose in London attack
Woman (30s) allegedly ‘pushed’ off balcony in Dublin dies in hospital
A man (20s) was arrested on Tuesday but was released without charge
Law to prevent questioning of rape victims in court on sexual history ‘is not working’
Study also reveals defence bids to cross-examine complainants over social media use, including dating apps
Dundrum residents voice opposition to ‘madcap’ bus plan for Dublin village at public meeting
Residents oppose proposed relocation of bus terminus and traffic restrictions at Taney junction
SAP consolidates Irish businesses and pays €157m dividend
German software giant employs around 2,000 people in the Republic
Five homes on view this week in Dublin from €475,000
New to the market in Inchicore, Phibsborough, Rathmines, Booterstown and Stoneybatter
Postcards from the Edge – Frank McNally on Samuel Beckett’s newly published German Diaries
Travelling around Nazi Germany, he wrote presciently about war and found inspiration for Waiting for Godot
Car dealer and salesman convicted over ‘spiced up’ written-off vehicles
Buyer’s insurance company notified him a vehicle he bought for €11,500 was a recorded write-off following a crash in 2023
Bin bag ban dumped by Dublin City Council
Plans to ban the use of plastic sacks across Dublin 7 next month scrapped following protests
7,000 homes and businesses without power as repairs under way
Status yellow rain warning in effect for counties Wexford and Wicklow until 4am
Irish Life’s Unio hires from Goodbody to boost offering to wealth management clients
Competition for senior talented staff heating up as more firms are attracted to growing sector
‘I can’t find anything else’: Father of four pleads with court enforcing eviction orders
Tenant and landlord cases before one judge reveal wider pressure in rental housing crisis
South Dublin logistics facility (200,000sq ft) seeks occupier following full upgrade
ICG Real Estate acquired Axis building at Kilcarbery Distribution Park for €27m in 2024
Shunning victory: Frank McNally on 146 years of the ‘boycott’
Coventry was the proverbial destination in a popular metaphor that meant the same thing
Teenager charged with driving wrong way on M50 released on bail
Minor had been granted habeas corpus inquiry into legality of his incarceration
Teenager charged in relation to Grace Lynch death considering plea, court told
Lynch (16) died in January after being struck by a scrambler bike at a pedestrian crossing in Finglas
Google wins planning permission for Dublin data centre extension
An Coimisiún Pleanala backs development at Grange Castle site
Ires shares jump on €726.7m bid from Barings International
Board of Dublin-listed property firm ‘minded to recommend’ deal if formal offer emerges
‘My youngest child will probably be bearded before the national children’s hospital opens’
A lot has happened - and a lot hasn’t happened - since Michelle Gallen and her husband decided to move from London to Dublin a decade ago
House price inflation slows as demand falls
Buyers cautious about bidding high for homes, figures show
‘They weren’t fierce people’: Memorial unveiled for Dubliners who fought fascism in Spain
Sculpture at Richmond Barracks, Inchicore, described as ‘a gravestone for the international brigades’ of Irishmen
From derelict D4 Georgian to deluxe home office: ‘Four storeys for two men and a Cockapoo was probably too much’
Duo bought a Georgian town house in an ‘awful state’ near Dublin city centre, but have restored it as a showcase for their work in architecture and interior design
Three-day abortion wait adds ‘unnecessary barriers’ to care, campaigners say
Speakers at March for Choice in Dublin call on the Government to improve timely access to abortion services
Boots ordered to pay Roma woman €800 for racial discrimination
Security guard tried to turn away woman with sick child, Workplace Relations Commission told
‘What’s happening is not working’: Dublin needs homelessness ‘tsar’, says charity
Latest data shows Dublin’s emergency accommodation population reached 12,429 last month
LDA closes in on €21m deal for UCC’s IMI campus in Sandyford
The executive education group, the Business Post and RedC Research & Marketing have offices based on the land near Dundrum Town Centre
Dozens of rental bans issued at ‘horrible’ Dublin flat complex
Problems at Buckingham Village extend to common areas, including pitch-dark hallways and various obstructions
Buckingham Village was supposed to reinvigorate Dublin’s inner city. By 2022, it was its worst slum
The north inner city flat complex has had more warning notices in recent years than any other development in Dublin
Revealed: Ireland’s Greenest Places 2026 shortlist
Eleven entries have made it to the final stage of deliberation in this year’s competition
U2 play special gigs at Mount Temple Comprehensive and Grafton Street to mark 50th anniversary
Bono, Larry, Edge and Adam return to former school - where drummer stuck up a note ‘seeking bandmates’ - half a century after first rehearsal
U2 fans treated to surprise Dublin street performance to mark 50th anniversary
U2 perform from Bewley’s balcony for fans from around the world who made pilgrimage to Dublin to mark band’s 50th anniversary
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