‘We’ve been doing it since Jesus was a child’: outdoor drinking crackdown upsets Skerries
Following brawl, Gardaí enforce ban at harbour where generations of residents have watched summer sunsets
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Man (29) charged with dangerous driving over Skerries public order incident
Four people, including three teenagers, were injured in incidents in coastal town on Saturday night
McDowell gets it wrong on MetroLink again
North Co Dublin deserves infrastructure that matches its population, its contribution to the economy and its potential
Bees in big trouble as the lie of the land worsens
The next five-year National Pollinator Plan will be critical for arresting further decline, driven by threats to habitat
More than 240 people apply for 36 affordable new homes in north Co Dublin
Properties are first of 176 homes at Skerries site being developed by Land Development Agency and Lydon building firm
Golf club official’s testimony ‘somewhat undermined’ by attempt to swear religious oath on diary
Donnacha Neary was warned at tribunal by an adjudicator about the risk of being prosecuted for perjury
‘It will destroy Skerries’: New travel plan for Dublin town provokes angry response from residents
Some submissions contended motorists were being ‘demonised’ and discriminated against
Trump claims ‘really good deal done’ on Greenland; Skerries up in arms and social media bans
Plus: What teens think of new age verification proposals for social media, Skerries residents up in arms over active travel scheme, and Emer McLysaght on the fear that plagues those living on their own
Mary ‘May’ McGee obituary: Woman whose landmark case was turning point in separation of Church and State
Couple were told if they ordered contraceptives from abroad again, they would face fines or jail
Minister still trying to ‘end housing crisis’ despite official prediction it will last 15 years
James Browne targeting end to housing crisis during his own term and believes ‘that can be done’
‘We were condemned from the altar. I never went back’: The woman who fought for contraception – and won
As a mosaic is unveiled in her honour, she reflects on her 1973 Supreme Court victory in overturning the ban on contraception
Skerries football club faces closure over insurance dispute
The club claims structural defects are down to subsidence, however, their insurer says it is because of mica
Irish cycling community mourns death of Craig Sweetman at age 52
Former champion cyclist has died at the age of 52
New Donabate homes minutes from the beach from €465,000
Hampden Hill features two-, three- and four-bed homes with 32-acre park and commercial hub
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