Victorian gate lodge in the heart of Dublin 4 for €750,000

White Oaks Lodge includes vaulted ceiling and home office following clever redesign

Treaty vote split was as much about personality as it was about policy

Little divided the two sides in reality despite the bitterness of the ensuing split

Another Life: Arrival of great skuas may alter seabird balance on Clare Island

Michael Viney: North Atlantic’s top predator now shares island with 13 other species

Photographing the Troubles: ‘like being a war correspondent in your home town’

‘You can’t see what we’ve seen without it having an impact on you,’ says Alan Lewis

Leinster SFC 1st round: Garrycastle, St Patrick’s and Éire Óg through to quarter-finals

Westmeath champions never look back after Dessie Dolan gets them off to a flyer

Turning a corner – Frank McNally on the mysteries of one of Dublin’s more unusual civic honours

‘Neighbour from hell’ given suspended sentence over CCTV harassment

Thomas Kelly (65) reported man to Tusla after camera filmed him masturbating

Kerry’s minors collect another major

Clare no match for the Kingdom who record 27th consecutive championship win

Man asks court to order neighbour to prevent rock slides

Paul Lynam of Weirview Gardens, Lucan says falling debris damaging his property

Goodbye small-town ghost shop. Hello holiday apartment

Empty for decades, a shop-cum-pub in Kilrush, Co Clare, has a new life as a holiday home

Trial date yet to be set over Jobstown water protest

TD Paul Murphy among a group charged with falsely imprisoning Joan Burton

Taxi drivers face multimillion euro legal bill in deregulation case

Case taken on behalf of drivers who lost out when licence costs plummeted in 2000

Challenge over claim of eroded taxi-plate values dismissed

Three drivers sought damages allegedly due to deregulation and liberalisation of market

Taxi-drivers lose High Court case over deregulation of industry

Trio claimed value of licence plates wiped out by Government move in 2000