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Man accused of Dublin mosque arson attack has date set to enter plea
Saeid Khosroabadi did not enter a plea on Thursday due to the ongoing solicitor strike
Convicted gang rapists say trial was prejudiced by allowing woman to give evidence behind screen
Court of Appeal also told that trial judge did not give clear explanation in response to jury question on rape laws
Bord Gáis Energy Theatre in Dublin’s docklands posts €5m profit
Revenues for 2025 dip compared to year before when hit musical Hamilton helped sales reach record
Ardstone faces another legal challenge to plan for 562 new homes in Dublin 6
Residents of South Dublin suburb seek High Court review of planners’ decision on €69m site
Dublin Marathon: Former drug addict to run 2026 race on ‘the streets where friends died over the years’
After overcoming 40 years of drug-taking, Paul Killeen says running helps him to stay healthy
Teenager drove stolen car wrong way on M50 before crashing into garden, court told
Michael Maughan (18) allegedly avoided three stinger devices and nearly collided head-on with a bus and Garda patrol car
Man who punched Brendan Courtney has completed anger management course, court told
Ross Deegan (22) pleaded guilty to assaulting Courtney, causing harm, in February 2025 at Usher’s Quay, Dublin
Man charged following seizure of €1.7m worth of cocaine in Dublin
Separate arrests made in drug intimidation inquiry
Auto-enrolment changing pensions landscape as employers make schemes mandatory, says Ibec
Employers also increasingly requiring hybrid workers to attend office, according to survey
Why developers are turning to hotels, not apartments
When it comes to deciding between more hotel rooms or much-needed housing, the key is viability. But for whom?
Love at first sight led me to a whirlwind adventure with my Citroën 2CV
Cornering at speed, going roofless and smuggling a TV were all possible in the ‘Deux Chevaux’
Avoca’s Kilmacanogue and Rathcoole stores hit the market with €29m price tag
Flagship Wicklow and Dublin premises come for sale fully let to popular retailer, with 21 years remaining on lease
Asian food wholesaler secures €7.35m from sale of Dublin 11 warehouse
Sale follows move by P&B Foods to new and larger facility within Huntstown Business Park
Keelings seeking occupiers for latest phase at FoodCentral business park
Family-owned food group offering total of 41 acres for sale or lease at 280-acre scheme next to Dublin Airport
Dublin Book Festival: ‘I couldn’t believe I’d never heard of this weird historical episode’
Historical fiction, a genre in which Irish writers have been particularly prolific and influential, is a focus of this year’s festival
Storm Austen powers towards Ireland as weather warnings issued for Wednesday and Thursday
Met Éireann says heavy rain set to spread eastward across country into Friday with risk of localised flooding
Live commerce platform Whatnot to double Irish workforce in 18 months
Company to expand European headquarters in Dublin
‘Fanciful’ to assume funds from new dereliction tax will reach local authorities, DCC chief says
Richard Shakespeare said local authorities are ‘unhappy’ with the replacement of the levy
Former rugby player Brendan Mullin represents himself in court due to ‘strike situation’
The 62-year-old is charged with theft of a bottle of perfume worth €158 from Brown Thomas on Grafton Street last May
Hospital apologises to woman who had to have a mastectomy when seven months pregnant
Seanagh Rice (33), who had to have chemotherapy after the birth of her baby, sued St James’s Hospital, Dublin over care
Britain supplying 16% of Irish electricity, EirGrid says
National grid operator says the Republic will have enough power for winter
An American in Dublin: ‘People are like, okay, maybe she has notions, but she doesn’t know any better’
‘In some ways I get a free pass because I am an outsider,’ says musician Joanna Mattrey
Definitely a runner: Alan Milton on preparing for Sunday’s Dublin Marathon
Talk of split times, strides and boomerang runs becomes second nature as do jitters about ‘Heartbreak Hill’
Woman jailed for helping to commission murder by buying petrol to destroy getaway car
Ciara Mahony (46) has ‘moral culpability’ in relation to 2017 death of Jamie Tighe-Ennis (24) in Dublin, judge says
Two men charged over wrong-way driving incident on M50 denied bail
Daniel Brown (22) and Adam White (25) face charges of being in a stolen car and cannabis possession
Gardaí believe several people can help with Jamie Bailey murder investigation
Limerick man killed in Dublin at the weekend believed to have been attacked by people in his wider social circle
New battery-electric trains due to arrive next year in bid to relieve overcrowding on services
French-built units planned for use on Dublin-Drogheda line will allow for reallocation of other trains to different routes
Two men (20s) arrested by gardaí investigating drug-related intimidation
Search operations were carried out in Meath and Dublin on Monday morning
More than €650,000 spent on fire-safety works at Farmleigh House
Work not yet complete at Phoenix Park property, which is used as accommodation for visiting heads of state
Gardaí believe trio arrested after M50 pursuit were involved in earlier crime spree
Three masked males armed with golf clubs smashed up car and damaged house in Malahide in early hours of Sunday
Man due in court charged in connection with organised crime investigation
Man (40s) was arrested alongside two women following seizure of more than €300,000 in cash in Dublin
Hotel planned on central Dublin site after investor rules offices and housing ‘not viable’
German asset manager KGAL is latest investor to signal issues with delivering new office accommodation in the city
Women and children given weeks to ‘uproot our whole lives’ as homeless facility closes
Rendu Apartments in Dublin’s north inner city does not meet fire safety requirements, says Depaul
Dublin Marathon countdown: Essential dos and don’ts before Sunday’s classic endurance test
This is no time for any cramming or binge-training ahead of Sunday’s early morning start
‘I never thought I would do my Junior Cert’: Inside the centre helping teens stay in education
About 1,000 teenagers leave education each year before they have attained a Junior Certificate
Who was George Gabriel Stokes? The Irish mathematician whose 180-year-old puzzle has AI giants at war
OpenAI claims to have found proof of Sligo scientist’s equations but tech rivals are less than impressed
Look inside: Extended 1950s five-bed in Rathfarnham brought bang up to date with A Ber
Number 6 Dodder Park Grove extends to a substantial 220sq m following extensive works led by McCann Moore Architects
Man killed in fatal assault outside Dublin apartment named as gardaí search for weapon
Gardaí discovered the man with serious injuries on the footpath at Blackhorse Place in north Dublin
Adam Olaniyan impresses again on undercard as emphatic Daniel Dubois defends heavyweight title
Promoter Frank Warren plans for the Dublin heavyweight to have ‘15 or 16 fights in the next two years’
A Dublin woman in Ottawa: ‘Canadians take time to adapt to our humour and way of doing business’
Wild Geese: Jackie Gilna, Ottawa
Dublin residents protest against rezoning of land owned by John Magnier and JP McManus
Councillors previously rejected changing the zoning of sites at St Edmundsbury, Finnstown Castle and Coldcut Road
‘Some of what she told me, she never told anyone’: Finding George Gibney and the long pursuit of justice
Mark Horgan’s podcast, co-produced with Ciarán Cassidy, was instrumental in the opening of a new investigation into the now-jailed former swimming coach
Dublin march sees dozens of assorted shoes represent healthcare workers in Gaza
Irish Healthcare Workers for Palestine group marches in capital
Taxing issue of LPT rates: How a mansion dweller can pay less than an apartment owner
Levy for local government is based on property value, leading to disparities between counties
O’Connell Street was always more than a street. Can it start to live up to its potential?
Halloween would be a good place to begin
In pictures: Historic Dún Laoghaire racing yachts return to the waves
A project is under way to revive the entire fleet Dublin Bay 21-footer cruiser vessels, the older racing class in the world
Dublin Zoo and Bruges paintings by Walter Frederick Osbourne feature in online art sale
Plus 54 works by Connemara-based Charles Vincent Lamb go under the hammer
Jewish group weighs legal action after Dublin hotel cancels bookings for anti-Semitism event
Venue asked if conference had links to Israel Defense Forces, Jewish Representative Council of Ireland says
Plan for O’Connell Street restaurant approved, but it is banned from serving takeaways
Former Ulster Bank building acquired by firm linked to businessmen Tommy Kelly and Stephen McCarthy
`What I hear from our customers is that they want to be able to figure their way through on immigration’
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan recounts 16 years at the helm, in an interview that took place in Dublin before the bank was hit with a $1.2 billion fine for money-laundering failures
‘The location is brilliant’: Irish National Opera to make former Dublin church its home
A €9 million renovation of a former Methodist Church on Abbey Street in Dublin will provide Irish National Opera with its first permanent base
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