There’s only one Barry Keoghan ... but try telling that to his doppelgängers
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Dublin
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Firefighters in Tipperary and Wicklow stand guard against repeat mountain flare-ups
Blaze broke out near Waterford’s Metal Man statue on Great Newtown Head on Sunday
Reactionary Israeli ministers have ‘fascist’ Gaza agenda, says ex-WHO official Mike Ryan
Chief executive of Dublin Regeneration Authority tells MacGill Summer School of capital city ‘embarrassment’
Emergency infrastructure laws ‘may be at extremity’ of what is constitutionally permitted
Minister for Public Expenditure says aspects of Climate Act weaponised by those who want to stop projects
A capital idea: Finn McRedmond and thinking outside the Dublin box
A regional approach would see diversion of development to complementary centres like Waterford, Cork, Limerick, Galway and Sligo
Teenage boys in Ireland: ‘Now that everyone has a phone, the bullying never stops’
Four Irish teenagers talk about navigating friendships and social hierarchies in the era of social media and the manosphere
Johnny Ronan’s firm lodges alternative plans for landmark IFSC site following appeal setback
A new proposal for the Citigroup offices has cut back proposed office space on site by 40 per cent
Staycation inspiration: 15 Irish holiday rentals with wow-factor, from clifftop cottages to private retreats
Why holiday abroad when you could venture down the road for something special?
Pat Donlon, first female director of a national institution in Ireland, dies aged 83
Former National Library of Ireland chief ‘spearheaded’ a number of projects during her time in post, daughter says
‘Gotcha’ blame culture must end if key projects to be delivered faster, says Robert Watt
Politicians and officials should be enabled to take ‘balanced risks’ but supported when schemes go awry
Frank McNally: Dublin is dirtier than ever and badly needs a downpour
The issue is the dried-in grime, accumulated from two months of leaks and spillages, and from the primordial ooze that gathers around the base of bins
Rain to return this weekend, Met Éireann forecasts
Rain and drizzle set to return but temperatures will remain slightly above normal
Vantage faces €152m compensation bill to tenants over delayed Dublin data centre project
US-based company writes down value of €1bn development in Clondalkin
Tech firm TEKenable expects more jobs and revenue with new partnership programme
Company eyes up 30 new positions at it looks to attract new clients
Former Ireland rugby star Shane Horgan sued for repossession of house
Pepper Finance seeking to recover the Dublin property or full repayment of outstanding debt of €684,664
Why all the anti-Dublin bias?
Cork, Limerick, Galway and Waterford are fine, but none is a global city. Why, then, all the anti-Dublin bias?
About 150 women turned away for private care by National Maternity Hospital consultants
End of private maternity care in publicly funded hospitals ‘will be a real problem’, says former NMH master
Irish woman in NYC: ‘The Irish don’t celebrate our wins like New Yorkers’
Amie Wiley has learned Irish people are not very good at ‘talking about ourselves or our achievements’
No laughing matter: Repairs to Marlay Park’s ‘ha-ha’ wall set to cost €660,000
Historical structures designed not to impede views and have appeared in period literature including Jane Austen
Consultant-led surgery centre opens in Dublin backed by €2.25m AIB loan
Purpose-built facility brings together more than 40 specialist consultants and aims to expand access to ambulatory surgical care
Dublin Zoo welcomes giant anteaters and six-banded armadillo
Fota Wildlife Park in Co Cork announces birth of first ever Sumatran tiger litter
Taoiseach criticises action by solicitors in legal aid dispute amid major court disruption
Action over new payment model led to thousands of criminal cases being adjourned in courts across the country
Dublin man Anthony Long died after being attacked with machete, punches, and ‘roundhouse’ kick, court hears
More than 30 solicitors were contacted and declined to act for Nathan Kenna due to the ongoing dispute over legal aid, Judge Alan Mitchell heard
Fr Mike Schmitz show in Dublin: ‘It’s like going to see a celebrity and the celebrity we’re talking about is God’
Fr Schmitz, the social media star, digital evangelist and Catholic chaplain, attracts youth groups, culture warriors and apolitical people seeking some form of healing at the National Stadium
Gardaí seize illegally modified e-scooters and scrambler in west Dublin in major crackdown
Two males, including a juvenile, arrested as part of crackdown
Slain British ambassador remembered by his daughter 50 years after his death
Kate Ewart-Biggs spoke at event to remember her father Christopher who was assassinated by the IRA
Dalymount €63m redevelopment moves forward following scaled-back construction plan
New designs will not involve a reduction in 8,000 capacity Bohemians stadium in Phibsborough, north Dublin
A nostalgic sunny weekend in Dublin could have you thinking about what you miss
There is danger when Dublin shimmers... It can fool you
Temperatures to hit 24 degrees today as ‘frequent outbreaks’ of rain forecast for this weekend
Sunny spells to become more widespread later in the day but it will be cooler in the north, Met Éireann has forecast
Owners of scramblers face doubling of charges if vehicles are seized
Move sends ‘a clear message that illegal and dangerous scrambler use carries real consequences’, Minister says
Two Connemara ponies to spend summer at Áras an Uachtaráin
Mare named Ruby and her foal Peaceful Pippa will welcome visitors and international dignitaries
Dublin thief who was caught after he answered video call on phone he had just stolen is sentenced to two years
Patrick Maughan (27), who had 42 previous convictions, pleaded guilty to theft of a mobile phone
Gardaí still reviewing ‘thousands of hours’ of CCTV footage in 2022 gang shooting in Clondalkin
Cormac Berkeley had links to drugs trade in Clondalkin area and his death is believed to be connected to local feud
Supreme Court dismisses appeal by Regency Hotel getaway driver over conviction
Jason Bonney (55) convicted of facilitating the Hutch criminal organisation in carrying out 2016 murder of David Byrne
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