Dublin

The fee-paying secondary school has sent a notice to parents, informing them that a ‘security incident’ had taken place

Alan Melia, who was on bail at the time, is serving unrelated seven-and-a-half-year sentence for robbery

File was sent to DPP more than a year ago in relation to the almost decade-old shooting of brother of veteran criminal Gerry Hutch, coroner’s court hears

New study on wastewater testing uncovers widespread city drug-use habits across Europe

Policing Authority report says Garda needs to update policy and procedures after 2023 riots

Minister for Justice to tell colleagues that Garda has invested in two water cannons, 15 public order vans and new shields for gardaí

She’s right. I am always in a rush. I’m not sure Dublin is to blame for my hastiness; it runs deeper than the city

Three-bed terraced house with big garden walking distance from swimming spots and Finnegan’s pub

Large logistics portfolio distributed across Dublin and Co Wicklow includes landmark Honda Distributors building and Ardmore Film Factory facility

Sporting and educational initiatives are among those helping to drive change in deprived area in capital

Capital gains tax waiver and grant changes ‘would encourage conversion of the units into accommodation’

Inquest hears Craig Jones had ‘severe psoriasis’ and a beagle he loved who would often lick him affectionately

Siptu concerned staff terms and conditions may be eroded if sale of last publicly-owned waste disposal operation goes through

Dublin Rape Crisis Centre says reports of fighter’s meeting with US president ‘shocking’ given recent civil judgment in Nikita Hand case

Samuel Rogers’ whirlwind romance with his now-Irish husband in Boston in early 2023 led him to move to Ireland later that year

Facility in Dublin will come with many important upgrades albeit six years later than initially hoped and at almost four times the cost

Revellers from across the world pack the city centre to see 4,000 performers, floats and marching bands on parade

Updates from parades across the world from New York to Newbridge

A selection of photographs from across the country of St Patrick's Day parades and celebrations

Several recent studies have reinforced how expensive Ireland is in global rankings. Here are 10 key areas where we pay well above average

Latest CSO figures show almost half of lone parents with children aged under 18 struggle to make ends meet

When does the St Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin start? And other questions answered

The firms must try to safeguard their future, but the project has to proceed. There has to be a way to resolve this

My devotion to Ireland is one-sided; the country rarely reciprocates

Gardaí investigating incident described by local mayor as ‘hateful and juvenile’

Fear was widespread when an international protection centre opened here in 2022; now tensions seems lower and ties are growing between residents of the centre and the wider community

Wild species face an overwhelming threat from this virus and need as much help as we can offer them to help them

Former pupils speak about abuse at Belvedere College in Dublin and Coláiste Iognáil in Galway

Threshold voices concern about investment properties being tied up in lucrative holiday letting markets

Michael D Higgins thanks public for placing trust in him over two terms

Living in Ireland for a decade, the compulsive liar - now in prison for social welfare fraud - deceived almost everyone she met

Number of arson attacks recorded far higher than previously reported

Donald Trump renewed feud with comedian and actor after her move to Ireland

One-, two-and three-bedroom penthouse apartments with balconies offering great views

New to the market in Blackrock, Ballinteer, Stillorgan, Slane and Drumcondra

Sprawling six-bedroom Summerville on Cross Avenue dates from 1807

The former Locks in Portobello is so quietly assured that it makes others feel overstyled and underthought

Coroner records verdict of accidental death

Gyroscope on Hera spacecraft designed by InnaLabs at its facility in Blanchardstown

‘I’ve enjoyed my time ... I’ve made some very good friends and I’ve had very good neighbours, which is important’