Dublin

Compelling novel about hope, dereliction and the unmercifulness of privilege is set in a city that is both recognisable and weirdly unfamiliar

Charges against Joshua Brodericks (25), of Rahoon, Galway, do not directly relate to Balogun, says judge

Dublin hospital picks public fight with HSE and Minister for Health with threat looming of State funding being withdrawn

‘He died a miserable death. He was quiet, he didn’t like trouble ... The pain and the hurt is very, very deep,’ says mother

Cold blob: Climate scientists have posited a new theory as to why an area of the north Atlantic is cooling while the rest of the globe is warming

Only fair for football association to be compensated for deciding Ireland team cannot in all conscience fulfil fixture

The Dubliner on being gay in his hometown, quitting his IT job to focus on comedy full time and why he resents being advised to move to England

Reader finds recycling banks full despite visiting several locations

Decision to step down as chair of Oireachtas committee ‘is entirely my own,’ says Fianna Fáil TD

Holocaust survivor was resident of Dublin for more than 60 years

MEP blames data centres for capital’s power price surge

Moving and singing like a Gen Z Britney Spears, few other artists make putting on a show for your fans feel like such uncomplicated fun

Judge notes ‘unbelievable chutzpah’ of developers who ignored warning letters and intensified construction at south Dublin site

Court hears boy has not been provided with services to meet his needs

Two people arrested following death of student (21) on Clarendon Street after gig on Grafton Street

Judge says man offended against solitary women, locating vulnerable victims including a woman working alone at night

Letter highlights concerns about red-light violations and road-safety enforcement in Dublin

Some retailers are deterring the public from doing the right thing

Hazeldene features an atrium entrance and a kitchen-breakfastroom opening on to vast gardens

A total of 23 houses are being released in the first phase of Durkan’s latest scheme in south Dublin

The latest release at the coastal development will have houses starting at €685,000

State approval sought for €75m funding package to underpin post office network

Judge grants injunction restraining anyone other than two defendants from going on to Liberties property

Station argues ‘fly-on-the-wall’ documentary has counterbalancing public interest

Status yellow thunderstorm warning for Dublin, Kildare and Meath expires

Students relieved and happy after sitting test with ‘terrific’ essay options and variety in reading comprehensions

Report comparing economies North and South shows greater earnings mean taxes on income are higher in the Republic

Minister for Health says ‘last thing’ she wants is conversation on cuts, but Government policy is clear

The age of living witnesses to the Holocaust is ending. But their warning must live on

Letter writer challenges the ethics of fox hunting after witnessing trust between man and animal

Qayyum Balogun (21) was killed in the early hours of Monday as he tried to flee from armed attacker pursuing him

Teenagers physically and verbally attacked Alex Coughlan, court hears, as one of teens denied bail for second time

Kilshane Energy seeks permission for ‘flexible peaking plant’ to provide ‘reliable source of backup generation’

Yevgen McKeeffe allegedly obtained or transferred official data ‘and supplied them to a foreign intelligence service for personal gain’

Sheer amount of handwriting required in answers can make heads – and hands – ache

Thunderstorms possible on Wednesday amid continuing wet weather

Number 3 Blacquiere Villas in the village has been upgraded and retrofitted to a B3 standard

Hawthorn in Ballinascorney offers pastoral panorama

Tips and tricks from the businesses bringing east Asian, south Asian and eastern European ingredients to Ireland

There’s a lot going on in this novel, so much so that the main plot is in danger of being sidelined