New €43m swimming pool approved to replace leisure centre being demolished for MetroLink
Facility in Ringsend will be fully funded by Transport Infrastructure Ireland
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Man and woman arrested following prison drug smuggling investigation
Arrests of the two, both aged in their 20s, was made on Monday morning
More than 200 property owners face compulsory purchase orders for Dart+ West
Expansion of Dart line aims to serve numerous communities with services at least every 10 minutes
Keogh’s Crisps clinches distribution deal in US
Company lodges plans with Fingal County Council for production facility
Construction begins on Dublin’s first middle-of-the-road cycle path
Traffic lane on Amiens Street removed under next phase of Dublin City Centre Transport Plan
Irish Rail fires IT firm behind much-delayed project and prepares to seek damages amid €50m writedown
But software specialist Indra says critical information on railway network was not shared with project team
A chance encounter with Nelson’s Pillar in Kilkenny
Once the tallest Doric column in the world, the remains of the O’Connell Street monument are now arranged in a circle in walled gardens
‘We’ll never get a woman like Katie Taylor again’: Fans reflect on boxer’s lasting legacy
Bray fighter (40) competes in her final bout on a stage few ever do – in front of 82,000 people at Croke Park
Moving from Dublin to Kerry: ‘We really noticed the lack of any noise, apart from the animals’
Moving from Blanchardstown to the Beara Peninsula, where the landscape changes depending on the weather, has been a smooth transition for one family
Eternal Katie Taylor does it her own way to the last as she defeats Pili in Croke Park farewell
Fans from all across Ireland came to see the boxer finish her career as the greatest to ever do it. She didn’t disappoint
Frank McDonald obituary: campaigning journalist changed how we think about urban planning
His reporting was relentless and led to the publication in January 1985 of his ground-breaking book The Destruction of Dublin
Frank McDonald, former environment editor of The Irish Times, dies
McDonald’s reporting on planning corruption was pioneering in Irish journalism, and he regularly reported from abroad on climate negotiations
‘The Irish are the Brazilians of Europe’: Inside Dublin’s growing community from Brazil
An estimated 60,000 Brazilians live in Ireland, their influence in Dublin plain to see and savour in vibrant cafes, shops and restaurants. Who are they and why do they come – and stay – here?
Tenant ordered out of home after incident involving woman ‘dangling’ from balcony
Eviction notice and warnings issued over antisocial complaints included robbery at ‘knife point’ and breeding puppies
Ukrainian deputy prime minister airs Aughinish concerns with Ministers in Dublin
Vsevolod Chentsov insists EU should stop trading with Russia no matter how painful to member states
Ireland’s Greenest Places longlist: ‘Those with an acute sense of a warming world stand out’
The summer of 2026 has provided a timely reminder of the urgent need for climate action
‘I don’t give a damn, honk away’: Is this 105-year-old Ireland’s oldest driver?
Hugh O’Neill still drives his Citroën C5 to the shops and says he is a better driver now than when he was in his 20s
Archbishop of Dublin criticises ‘exploitative’ landlords and denial of right to housing in Ireland
Dermot Farrell says ‘young people have all but given up the hope of having a home of their own’
No access to Phoenix Park for two days next week due to Donald Trump’s visit
Dublin park to close from 11pm on Thursday before US president’s visit on Saturday morning
Owner of one of Ireland’s best-known pubs sees profits near €10m in 2025
Tom Cleary’s Hillbreak Ltd sees earnings jump
Duo charged in connection with Corduff shopping centre shooting
Man (40s) injured in west Dublin incident in August 2025 but has since recovered
First-time homebuyers can get some two-bed apartments with mortgage of €1,100 a month
The company has sold 350 apartments in its new Seven Mills development, with mortgage payments on some units estimated at about €800 a month
McKillen family-owned Atlas Autoservice adds four more depots to property portfolio
Tyre and car servicing group now owns seven of its 18 locations after flurry of property deals in recent years
My kids had little hope of recognising the figures at the Wax Museum. We struggled ourselves
Back in Dublin with my Londoner children, I tried out my old tour guide routine in the one place they begged us to visit
‘No record’ of Garda activity after initial response to disappearance of man who died by suicide
Seán O’Neill’s body was found in an area of overgrowth on grounds of Connolly Hospital Blanchardstown in 2017
Raonaid Murray: Gardaí ask witness who provided alibi for suspected killer to come forward
Murray (17) was murdered near her home in Glenageary in Co Dublin in 1999
Melania Trump to skip US president’s Ireland visit
People before Profit TD Paul Murphy says he has ‘every confidence’ President Catherine Connolly will challenge Trump on Palestine
Charlie Chawke firm can keep operating south Dublin wood-fired pizza business
An Coimisiún Pleanála signs off on planning retention for business in Cornelscourt
Restaurant first look: Glovers Alley by Adam Nevin – ‘Once you do something good, people will follow’
Swapping one Michelin kitchen for another, Nevin says he wants to retain the Glovers Alley star
The consolation after another rejection
A reader reflects on the familiar disappointment of having a letter rejected
Just one in five women ‘feel in control and confident’ about personal finances
People over 55 much more likely to feel financially secure than those aged 34 and younger
Oil shares remain steady as Gulf conflict appears to cool
Iseq in the green as London and European markets retreat
Two Irish men win European court appeal over convictions for killing Dublin drug dealer in Netherlands
Dismembered body of Keith Ennis was found in suitcase in Amsterdam canal in 2009
Castles, conspiracies and communism: thought-provoking back-to-school YA reads
Oran Doyle’s compelling debut Give Me ’Til Midnight is a refreshing take on the now-familiar time-loop plot
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