‘Sickening’ dumping of household items in Co Meath river near family of otters
Couch, armchairs, bicycle and bedding tipped into a tributary of the Boyne
Cork see off Dublin to set up semi-final meeting with Kilkenny
Kieran Kingston’s side have eight points to spare after Dublin got within four late on
Danny Sutcliffe back to his best and leading Dublin by example
Former All Star revelling in captain’s role as Kenny’s side reach first Leinster final since 2014
‘Uneducated ignorant fools’ blamed for relentless rise in illegal dumping
Council workers hampered by inability to use CCTV to help catch perpetrators
If you build it, they will come: creating a new online children’s book festival
Award-winning children’s writer Sarah Webb explains the how and why of WonderFest
Keeping it in the family
Some of Ireland’s most successful family-run companies share the secrets of their success
Dublin SHC Final: Cuala put to the pin of their collars by St Brigid’s
Dalkey club make it four titles in five years after tough battle at Parnell Park
From The Ashes to ash: the unique craft of the hurley maker
Intimate world of hurley manufacturing still fuelling a national obsession
Donoghue and Galway ‘bitterly, bitterly disappointed’ after early exit
Dublin end Tribesmen’s summer in the middle of June
Uncertainty stalks global car industry as it prepares to go electric
Brexit, threatened US tariffs and slowing Chinese market among potential hazards
Dogged Dublin grind it out against Laois
Mattie Kenny’s side show steel at a filthy Parnell Park as visitors avoid relegation
Budget winners and losers: Sector by sector analysis
Hotels and cars react to measures with horror while film and TV fared quite well
New car sales down 3.8% as used imports threaten to catch up
Low sterling exchange rates and fears over EU emissions tests driving used import sales
New car sales down 4.5% in first half of 2018
Fall in 181 registrations contrasts with 12.8% rise in used-car imports
Galway hold off Dublin’s second-half revival in Salthill
Sub Paul Winters hits two goals but Pat Gilroy’s side fall just short
Dublin overcome early nerves to send tired Offaly tumbling
Dublin confirmed MacCarthy Cup status while Offaly will fall down a tier next year
Used imports make a dent on new car sales
New registrations up in May but new car market is down 4.3% so far this year
Jackie Tyrrell: Let’s hear it for the big man at the edge of the square
Dublin’s Liam Rushe played with a bulldozing authority against Kilkenny that was great to see
New way of testing emissions may also test our wallets
WLTP, combined with our VRT system, could result in confusion and price hikes
Electric cars about to become ‘the new normal’ in Ireland
Registrations of new and imported EVs up 40% compared to same period last year
New car sales suffer from Storm Emma and March holidays
Volkswagen best selling brand, but Nissan’s Qashqai overtakes Hyundai Tucson as best selling car
Tipperary take time to find their feet before giving Dublin the runaround
John McGrath stars for Mick Ryan's team who were eight points down after 10 minutes
New car sales down 3.5% but used imports up 17%
Toyota is best-selling brand on Irish market due to extensive hybrid fleet
Aaron Gillane bags 1-9 as Limerick brush aside Dublin challenge
John Kiely’s side make it three from three at the top of Division 1B
Offaly show Gilroy’s Dublin no mercy
Gilroy’s ‘startled earwigs’ put to the sword on chastening evening at Croke Park
Budget 2018: Limited impact expected from BIK incentive for electric vehicles
One-year scheme estimated to cost just €500,000 as diesel prices left untouched
Simi warns of ‘perfect storm’ on budget
Motoring lobby group calls for stability on Vehicle Registration Tax, motor tax and fuel duties with no increases or structural changes to the regimes
Funeral takes place of Robert ‘Pino’ Harris
Mr Harris (75) was referred to as a visionary at the funeral Mass in Dalkey
Car sales fall again in June as imports continue to rise
13,300 cars brought in from UK so far this year
Fall in car sales disguised by heavy discounts and pre-registering
Sales decline of 8 per cent in year to date shored up by end-of-month registrations
New car registrations up 17% this year with Hyundai out in front
Figures show 146,175 new cars sold to date with Korean firm ahead of VW and Toyota
Rising insurance costs forcing motorists to skimp on safety
Insurance increases and stalling cars sales have the motor trade worried
New car sales up 14% in August amid budget concerns
Motor sector describes suggestions of rise in diesel taxes as ‘ill-conceived’
New car sales top 100,000 as Volkswagen returns to the lead
On the first day of new 162 registration plate figures show new car market on target to reach 150,000 for 2016
New car sales up 28.5% as Toyota becomes best-selling brand
Significant increase in commercial vehicles sales reflects recovery
New car sales rose by almost a third in 2015
CSO data reveals 121,110 registrations in 2015, up on 92,361 for previous year
Boost for motor industry as new car registrations up 30% last year
SIMI says 2015 was ‘good year’ of continued recovery
Volkswagen warns Irish dealers to tell buyers about emissions
Letter says failure to notify customers about CO2 emissions ‘increases risk of liability’
True blue all the way for Blanchardstown’s league of nations
Pupils of Scoil Bhríde get together to celebrate being Dubs – with their Kerry teachers
New car registrations up 30% for first eight months of 2015
Volkswagen remains the best-selling car manufacturer in Ireland
Kieran Behan perfectly balanced after agonising miss in Baku
Gymnast who has defied host of obstacles misses out on medal by .144 of a point
Cathal Mannion leads the rout for Galway as Dublin implode in replay
Early hat-trick sets tone as Galway leave shell-shocked Dubs with far too much to do
Harte has the final word as Galway earn a replay against Dublin
Anxiety gets the better of both sides in a curiously uninspiring clash
Dublin confirm quarter final place with Galway win
Ger Cunningham’s side leave nothing to chance as strong second half seals victory at Parnell Park
Fitzgerald circles the wagons as Clare beat Dublin
‘In Clare we do things properly. There is a code of discipline and that’s it’
Kilkenny’s late rally to no avail as Dublin lay down a marker
Ger Cunningham’s side follow up their win over Tipp with another fine display
Dublin hold out for win against 13-man Kilkenny
Defending champions in the game until the final whistle despite red cards for Jonjo Farrell and Joe Lyng
New car sales up by 30% in 2014, industry body says
Simi says 96,338 sold last year with sharp rise in light commercial vehicle market
Ryan O’Dwyer pays tribute to former Dublin captain Stephen Hiney
Forward says Ballyboden clubman’s decision to retire is a ‘massive loss’ to Dubs
Car trade with a lot on its plate
Twice-yearly registration has failed to remedy the congested sales patterns
Good day for TJ Ryan as Limerick at last show some depth I didn’t think existed
It couldn’t be set up better for Tipperary but strictly on form they still have a lot to do
Tipperary fire power too much for staid Dublin
Dublin strain to keep sight of Eamon O’Shea’s side who score early and keep scoring
Tipperary expose Dublin’s limitations to set up date with Cork
Another one-sided clash in Thurles goes the way of a Munster side
New car sales for first half up 28% on last year
Car purchases in first six months surpass total 2013 figures, according to SIMI
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