Motion deemed ‘out of order’ as Lord Mayor of Dublin says residents must make requests

Leading obstetrician had spoken against deal to give nuns ownership of new maternity hospital

Cllr Brendan Carr says deal over maternity hospital does not address public concerns

Law must protect them, say Focus Ireland and Ombudsman for Children

The priest was reared Protestant and converted to Catholism when he was 35-years-old

‘This is just to prove I can write,’ royal joked as he signed visitors’ book in Government Buildings

8.5km off-road cycle path from Clontarf to Sutton finished 25 years after work began

Brendan Carr urges action on unspent funds, but comments portrayed as ‘political stunt’

Doctor resigns from board of NMH, saying it is ‘blind to consequences’ of St Vincent’s move

System of automatically appointing archbishop as chair of board is ‘anachronistic’

St Vincent’s drops threat to review project and issues pledge on independence

Brendan Carr says many councillors share his reservations about new traffic plan

Caveat: Media-shy developer Deirdre Foley was hurled into spotlight but what did she expect?

Sacked workers to get undisclosed ‘good will’ payment as long running dispute ends

Firefighters gathered at 12 fire stations across Dublin on Saturday to protest changes

More than 3,000 performers to take part, with 100,000 overseas visitors expected

Ex-US president and his wife will receive the honour following vote by city councillors

Caveat: fixed penalties and matching power to prosecute finally give regulator teeth

Lord Mayor calls for people to take in Syrian families as they are ‘our brothers and sisters’

Participants in Geansaí Nollag event up 25% as O’Connell Street lights switched on

Acts including Hermitage Green cancelled due to crowds, sparking social media criticism

Dr Houston McKelvey delivers Remembrance sermon in St Patrick’s Cathedral

John and Margaret Naylor died in France and Dublin, leaving three children

Cousin of former taoiseach Seán Lemass is among those whose stories are told

Politician held Dáil seat in Dublin South East for best part of two decades and served as Lord Mayor

Naval Service’s role highlights how Ireland has taken its place among nations of the earth, ceremony hears

Greens saved on emissions, PBP/AAA saved face, while FF saved the best till last

Crime in the city is to become focus of debate, one year into Kinahan-Hutch gang feud

Charity counts finds 168 sleeping on street and 60 more on Merchants Quay cafe floor

The service will allow people to hold registration details for both schemes on one card

Hundreds pay tribute to the innocent victim of gang feud after his killing in Mallorca

Dublin 8 cottage is latest of 12 Irish properties opened by Habitat for Humanity Ireland

Rezoning could jeopardise family court facility, states Mrs Justice Susan Denham

Squad to play Ballybrack FC, after welcome reception hosted by the Lord Mayor of Dublin

Councillors at odds over US president’s nomination for city honour

Michael D Higgins to pay respects at Mansion House with books expected around country

Republic of Ireland players will be invited to civic reception at the Mansion House

Telecom firm claims ruling will cause major service disruptions

Most councillors, TDs and former TDs contacted oppose entering a coalition

Pair believed to have tripped and fallen into water near Road Canal in Ashtown