‘We want our freedom back’: Iranians protest in Dublin for regime change in Tehran
Iranians express solidarity with demonstrations in Iran against hardline government
Golden years: Colm Keena on why Dublin was the best place to be growing up in the 1970s
What surprised me was how much I liked the guns - and I also learned how to throw grenades
Some creches may have to close on Monday due to registration failures
Tusla service opens over weekend to help small number of childcare providers complete registration process
Kevin Phelan accomplice in English fraud case sentenced to eight years in jail
Northern Ireland businessman who featured in Moriarty Tribunal due to be sentenced in March
Kevin Phelan fails to appear for sentencing hearing in Leeds because of health issues
Northern Ireland businessman who featured in Moriarty tribunal facing jail for pension fraud
Motorists urged to slow down as national policing operation targets excessive speed
Vehicle being driven at 192 km/h among almost 5,400 caught speeding in one-week period
Woman arrested on suspicion of murder of toddler Daniel Aruebose
Remains of boy, believed to have been killed in 2021, were found in Donabate, north Dublin, earlier this year
Dublin City Council spends €58m on homeless accommodation in three-month period
Companies owned by Seamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney and his wider family were paid about €7m
Landlord Marc Godart disqualified as a company director for five years
Disqualification warranted ‘in the public interest’, says corporate watchdog
Press Ombudsman rejects complaint from DAA boss Kenny Jacobs against The Irish Times
Chief executive of airports group complained article was in breach of Press Council’s code of practice
Ireland’s approach to defence ‘very hypocritical’, says German military expert
‘To think that neutrality means that you won’t be attacked by anyone is ... stupid,’ says professor
Michael Lynn associate Yavor Poptoshev told he must enter plea at next court appearance
Bulgarian national failed in Supreme Court challenge to law compelling him to disclose passwords to electronic devices
Sinn Féin says US arm not covered by new accounting rules seeking greater transparency
New York-based fundraising body describes Sinn Féin as its ‘principal’, but party says it is not a subsidiary
Sinn Féin’s property portfolio: Inside the wealthiest political party in the State
Some properties claimed as being owned by party in 2023 were not included in accounts lodged for the following year
John Magnier gave ‘entirely false’ evidence in Tipperary land dispute, judge finds
Businessman faces legal bill of €6m as judge says ‘lying ... is what happened’ in High Court case