Dublin 8

Usher’s Quay two-bed allows its residents to be part of the city’s festivities without setting foot outside

Anne was incredibly posh. Very beautiful. Fiercely opinionated. Hugely ambitious for her work and her legacy

Incident took place on South Circular Road early on Thursday morning

Girlfriend of drug dealer crossed paths with Eoin O’Connor and Anthony Keegan before they were shot dead and their bodies left on a Lough Sheelin island in 2014

High Court grants owner of Fountain Lodge in Islandbridge permission to serve proceedings on up to 10 people in the property

Upgrading of works included retention of original features and installing a bespoke kitchen

The home of Trióna Sweeney and David O’Brien features period details, a garden art studio and stylish interior design

Elegant city home features period details and a double-height extension to the rear

What began as handwritten recipes is now a heartfelt kitchen, where cooking is memory and survival

Blackpitts is part of Liberties neighbourhood voted one of the coolest in the world by Time Out

International digital marketing agency signs 10-year lease on restored and redeveloped 18th century church at Newmarket Square in Dublin 8

This 1920s cottage has been transformed with glass roof, galley kitchen and other bespoke features

Incident at Basin Lane involved young children shouting ‘get them out’ with efforts to set property on fire

Four-bed on Lennox Street was returned from flats to an elegant home in 2008

Three-bed has fresh, modern interior and garden studio while location allows for car-free lifestyle

Limits on size of complex render development ‘unviable commercially’

Redeveloped in 2021, 40 Harrington Street comprises four apartments and is generating €124,200 in annual rent

Spacious roof terrace and outdoor courtyard are pleasing additions to this contemporary, turnkey property

Neighbourhoods now considered ‘cool’ because they have been washed of their working-class heritage

New to the market in Rialto, Stillorgan, Sandyford, Millerstown and Dungarvan

One-bedroom home has a modern layout over two floors with an en suite bedroom

Address is famed as the one at which James Joyce imagined Leopold Bloom to be born in Ulysses

One of only four semidetached homes with substantial back gardens built for railway supervisors during the mid-19th century

Jennifer Carroll MacNeill says she has concerns about BAM’s ability to meet its work programme

Writer-director Dave Tynan on failure, film and his new work We Used to Dance Here

A takeaway where the supporting cast sometimes outshines the stars

A decision has not been yet made as to what the old Inchicore Library will be used for

Art, memory and the odd fox keep watch inside Imma, at Royal Hospital Kilmainham, in Dublin, after hours

Underserved and under-resourced parts of the capital are not development opportunities – they’re living, vibrant communities

Old and new come together at stylish four-bedroom terraced home

Glittering terrazzo floors and exposed wood create fresh living space beyond extended three-bed’s period facade

As the Roller Derby World Cup approaches, Team Ireland are in full preparation. But hard work and athletic excellence aside, the sport hasn’t lost its fun factor

Few homeowners can claim to live right across the road from the Phoenix Park

Beyond aesthetics, there is a real sense of genuine engagement with the world and current events

Split-level two-bed with bright, wooden-beamed kitchen and garden room studio

Hearing about a knife incident in the school’s area ‘felt like American news’, says parent

When this Liberties cafe switches to its evening shift, you’ll get small plates, natural wine and a largely vegetarian menu

Four public bodies have paid more than €550,000 to Dublin City Council in levies

A studio apartment just off the Quays at Usher’s Island or a two-bed bungalow on half an acre outside Stradbally?

There was also an alteration in the will where the bequest of a property on South Circular Road was replaced with the sum of IR£1