Activists occupy Dublin pub closed since 2010, planning to reopen as community space
Revolutionary Housing League entered former Ardee House pub in Liberties which is owned by an investment company
‘We were met by force’: Relief, jubilation and sadness as Irish flotilla activists return
Twelve Irish citizens, including President’s sister Margaret Connolly, land at Dublin Airport after spending time in Israeli detention
Global Sumund Flotilla activists return to Dublin Airport
Luke McMenamin being welcomed back by parents and friend at Dublin Airport. Video: Kitty Holland
Details emerge of journey to Ireland of Somali national accused of killing Ukrainian teenager
Court conducting age inquiry over young asylum seeker charged with murder of Vadym Davydenko (17)
Murder accused gave at least three different dates of birth to international authorities
Inquiry at Dublin District Court seeks to confirm age of Somali national who applied for asylum in State last July
Special rapporteur on racism calls for ‘urgent, independent’ investigation into Yves Sakila’s death
Congolese man (30s) died after being tackled by security personnel on Henry Street last Friday
Congolese community mourns and calls for justice at vigil after Henry Street death
Arnotts conducting security review as it expresses sadness over Yves Sakila’s death
Homelessness is trapping people in sexually abusive situations, Dublin Rape Crisis Centre says
Some people ‘feared being made homeless should they speak up or act against housemates or live-in landlords who were sexually abusive’
Security guards should not be deployed in Tusla care units because of staffing problems, says judge
‘Unexpected’ number of staff at unit out on stress-related leave, court hears
Pork sausages served on flight deporting 24 men from Ireland to Pakistan
Human rights monitor understood halal food would be available, but it was ‘not specified in the flight brief’
Tusla hires security guards due to staffing shortages at centre for very vulnerable children
‘Close protection personnel’ being deployed in addition to existing social care staff as a result of unexpected rise in sick leave
‘Powerful and heartbreaking’: A couch is what Ireland’s homeless children say they want most
Focus Ireland says the desires of children in homelessness accommodation – for more space, better beds and sheets, and that staff don’t shout at them – are ‘very basic’ demands
Delivering new cost of disability payment will be ‘so challenging’, Minister tells summit
‘We still live in a very ableist society’, one wheelchair user tells event, saying employment will not reduce costs
Teen ‘doing well’ in secure care, but others at risk still cannot get spaces, court hears
High Court hears ‘good news story’ amid ‘utter chaos’ of system
Two Irish passengers from hantavirus-hit cruise ship return home
Both expected to isolate in quarantine for about five weeks after returning from Tenerife on Government jet