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Solicitor cleared of misconduct over €10,000 he returned to couple after their bankruptcy
All misconduct allegations dismissed against Anthony Joyce, who argued €10,000 was legal fees
DublinBikes scheme to be discontinued after 18 years with plans for new service
Under the council’s new scheme, it will own the stations and possibly also the bikes
Dublin Central and Galway West byelections: How The Irish Times is covering the results
With long lists of candidates in both constituencies the counts are likely to be long and could run into Sunday
Learner driver ran over and seriously injured then girlfriend in act of ‘horseplay’
Lana Dowling (20) given suspended sentence over incident in which young woman fell from bonnet of Nissan Micra and was run over
Temperatures could reach 25 degrees early next week, Met Éireann says
Weather Ireland: Monday may be the hottest day of the year so far
Yves Sakila’s tragic story a reminder that immigrant assimilation is not an easy challenge
Democratic Republic of Congo native who died in Dublin had lived in Ireland since 2004
‘Selfless’ Alexander Coughlan, who died after assault in Blanchardstown, will be ‘deeply missed’
Castleknock Community College graduate was killed after being assaulted in Dublin near his home
Death of Yves Sakila seems to involve ‘disproportionate use of violence’, says solicitor
‘Extraordinarily disproportionate use of violence’ in Yves Sakila incident, solicitor says
Garda taped conversations with wife, put tracker on her phone and told her to stay at home
David Reynolds had ‘old-fashioned attitude’ and treated woman like ‘chattel’, judge says
Four months of pay, healthcare benefits: what Meta is offering redundant staff
Under Irish law, companies must offer a minimum of two weeks of normal pay per year of service, plus an additional week’s payment
Paul Simon in Dublin review: An emotionally flooring, intimate performance
Like a great conductor, Simon steers his incredible band around songs that speak to his layered career
It is illegal to commit electoral fraud in Ireland. It is also relatively easy
In some counties more people were registered to vote than the local population. The Electoral Commission is racing to ‘close the gap’
Flexible working is not a perk but a necessity for working parents
A reader responds to claims about the future of work
Special rapporteur on racism calls for ‘urgent, independent’ investigation into Yves Sakila’s death
Congolese man (30s) died after being tackled by security personnel on Henry Street last Friday
Look inside: Fine Victorian house by the seaside in Monkstown, south Dublin
Four-bedroom Victorian on Monkstown’s Belgrave Road with sea views from the main bedroom
New homes for sale by the sea in Donabate, Co Dublin from €550,000
Cairn set to launch three-, four- and five-bed homes to the market in Co Dublin
The Libertine review: Promising start for new Dublin 8 gastropub
Some tweaks are needed, but there is good potential here – and my cocktail was great
Gardaí appeal for witnesses after Spanish woman (23) hit and killed by car in Dublin
Belén Arana Núñez was pronounced dead at the scene of the incident on N11 Bray Road in Loughlinstown
Two teens charged over assault of man in Blanchardstown who later died from injuries
Alexander Coughlan (30s) died on Wednesday ‘as a result of his injuries’ following the attack in Co Dublin on Sunday
Terenure College, Carmelites criticised for hearing date objection in John McClean abuse action
Lawyers for religious order and school say they are entitled to interrogate certain financial claims advanced by victims
Four new train stations planned in Meath under proposed Navan-Dublin rail line
Journey from Navan to Dublin expected to take no more than 60 minutes under latest plans
Owner of Dublin’s Silk Road Cafe fearful business could end for good due to forced closure for EU presidency
Cafe in Chester Beatty library was involved in catering for previous events
Citywest headquarters logistics unit for sale or to let, seeking €25.6m
Sandymark developing 98,576sq ft of LEED-Gold certified space suitable for a range of occupiers
Media firms given time to respond to claims in action over footage of man who lay dead on home floor
It is claimed that despite the request for privacy, the filmed material obtained by trespass continues to be available
Kenilworth Square residents get leave to appeal over school’s rugby pitch redevelopment
Judge says proposed works are matter of ‘serious public disquiet and dispute’
Ex-garda Paul Moody given further sentence for ‘prolonged’ coercive control of second woman
Woman was ‘met with silence’ from garda ombudsman after making complaint in December 2017
Congolese community mourns and calls for justice at vigil after Henry Street death
Arnotts conducting security review as it expresses sadness over Yves Sakila’s death
Two teens arrested over assault that left Dubliner (30s) in critical condition
Gardaí investigating Blanchardstown incident detained two boys amid concerns for victim’s survival prospects
Gerry Hutch: ‘I have experienced things, I’ve been around a block, I’ve been in jail’
Plenty of selfies and little talk of politics as gangland figure canvasses ahead of Dublin Central byelection
‘It was so cold in Ireland, I thought, oh my God, I don’t think I’ll survive this’
Dorcas Mafuva and her husband Lloyd have seen radical changes in Dublin since they moved from Zimbabwe in 2001
As smart cities reduce car use, Ireland goes all in
Critical Infrastructure Bill will be a disaster for Ireland’s climate commitments
Dublin Central and Galway West byelections: Four things to watch in the last week of campaigning
Expect a frantic final few days in the constituencies as the campaigns enter the home stretch
‘My pension has grown by 69% in three and a half years’ – here’s how to maximise yours
Better with Money with Aideen Finnegan
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