Man found dead in Phoenix Park was unidentified for a year, despite ID in pocket
Body of James O’Neill remained in a Dublin morgue from November 2023 until December 2024, when documents were found in his coat
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Found dead in the Phoenix Park in 2023. Despite IDs on him, he wasn’t identified for a year
Belfast man’s body found in Phoenix Park in 2023 but not identified for a year as nine forms of identification in his pocket went undetected
Stay-at-home young people are angry over housing but at least they’re happier than Italians
Plus: Santa defends the deer, selling milk to the lactose intolerant and a Eurovision we’re still in
The story of Donore Harriers: Kings of cross-country, lords of the track
Founded in October 1893, three years before the first modern Olympics, Donore Harriers created a new breed of Irish distance runner
President pays tribute to homeless at Áras Christmas tree lighting ceremony
Catherine Connolly urges guests at Áras an Uachtaráin event to remember those facing ‘challenging’ season without a home
Security for former Garda commissioner’s Phoenix Park rental home cost €212,000
Drew Harris waived ‘considerable financial gain’ on pension options and paid benefit-in-kind on acccommodation
Rent for former commissioner’s Phoenix Park home paid by Garda during his term of office
Force paid €1,750 a month for Drew Harris’s use of property between 2018 and 2025 to Office of Public Works
Rush hour Dublin traffic disrupted by taxi protest against Uber fixed fares
Company says its fixed-fare system allows for ‘more earning opportunities for drivers’
Michael D Higgins hosts final tea party at the Áras as Misneach prepares for new home
Guests include scientists from University of Galway who earlier this year helped discover a new planet
Child allegedly struck by car at Dublin Zoo loses €60,000 damages claim
Court heard three-year-old ran out from between two cars and driver could do nothing about it
What will €450,000 buy in Castleknock and west Cork?
Two homes, one price: A three-bed by the coast in Cork or a two-bed apartment by the Phoenix Park
Guinness heir: ‘The nostalgic smell hits me as I walk around The Liberties today, and I always know then I am home’
Ned Guinness shares his childhood memories of life in Farmleigh House, former home of the Guinness family
An Coimisiún Pleanála reopens appeal over Phoenix Park apartments plan
Dublin City Council had granted permission to development that was set not to include childcare facilities
Joe Duffy goes from public service broadcaster to private detective
Plus: The great Eileen Dunne; Ireland’s biggest stud retires; and Roderic O’Gorman won’t stand for the Phoenix Park being trampled on
Guests sang Donald Trump’s signature tune at the US ambassador’s bash until embarrassment got the better of them
Michael Flatley toots a flute for Irish-US relations; Micheál Martin gets plonked in front of a harp in Japan
‘Once I was elected, the older gents were absolutely fine’: Dublin cricket club marks 50th anniversary of women’s team
As well as becoming the first female president of the Phoenix Cricket Club in 1990, Barbara Schmidt was a member of the first women’s side
Three-bed midterrace home by Phoenix Park infused with colour for €725,000
Few homeowners can claim to live right across the road from the Phoenix Park
Zach Bryan in Dublin review: Gen Z’s Garth Brooks puts on a charming – and lengthy – show
Gen Z’s Garth Brooks - or Springsteen - puts on a charming show in this busy park venue
Zach Bryan at Phoenix Park: Stage times, set list, how to get there and more
Everything you need to know about the US country music singer’s concerts this weekend
Zach Bryan: Who is he and why is he so popular in Ireland?
A side from Taylor Swift with 220,000 monthly listeners, Bryan has become the most streamed artist on Irish Spotify
Bloom festival 2025: Opening times, ticket costs, gardens to see, things to do and more
Dublin’s Phoenix Park hosts Ireland’s largest gardening festival
Darkness into Light in pictures: Thousands take part in predawn walk to raise funds for Pieta
Walks took place at several locations across the country where participants walked 5km as the sun rose
Micheál Martin has never stayed overnight in official Taoiseach residence
Leo Varadkar stayed at Steward’s Lodge in the Phoenix Park 119 times during his time in office
Owner-occupiers snap up four commercial units at Phoenix Park Racecourse
All four premises sold for above guide price following competitive bidding process
When the 46A ends in two weeks I will say goodbye to those first feelings of freedom and adulthood
A month after we thought we were saying farewell for good, the poor 46A is still traversing Dublin city, handbag in hand and mortified about all the fuss
Historic Phoenix Park gate to be reinstated this month after lorry damage
The 190-year-old Cabra Gate was damaged last September by a Dublin City Council lorry
Goodbye to the 46A: End of legendary Dublin bus route made famous in song
The bus memorialised by Bagatelle, which runs from Phoenix Park to Dún Laoghaire, is a cross-section of the city, geographically and socially. It will soon be replaced by a 24-hour service
Cork teen who went to friends’ aid in swimming tragedy receives State’s highest bravery award
David Akar from Togher in Cork city honoured with citation and gold medal
Ireland weather: why is it so mild at the moment?
High pressure is causing very mild winds from the south and southwest, making it feel more like summer than autumn
Settlement of €17,500 approved for girl whose arm was impaled on Phoenix Park railings
Girl suffered significant trauma and developed anxiety about hospitals and doctors which made her post-accident care exceptionally difficult, court hears
Nordic walking in Phoenix Park: ‘You burn up to 40% more calories compared to normal walking’
It’s like walking on all fours. And the vibration of the poles is good for your bones. The sociable activity can also be suitable for people recovering from health problems
Phoenix Park gate restored in €800,000 project damaged after being hit by council truck
‘Structural integrity’ of 190-year-old Cabra Gate ‘compromised’ following incident
Creating ‘diverse, open and welcoming platform’ a key aim for Culture Night 2024
Arts Council hopes people will engage more in local projects after experiencing some of 1,700 free events nationwide later this month
Sulky racers in Phoenix Park reported to Garda
‘A disaster waiting to happen’: Woman says racing with horse-drawn devices is a danger to young and old, dogs, walkers and disabled persons
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