Speed limit on section of Luas line lowered after pedestrian struck by tram
Patricia Quinn (71) suffered fatal injuries after being struck by a tram on a pedestrian crossing
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Stepfather tied pet dog to train track and forced twins to watch it die, court hears
Man breaks down at trial describing how abuse by stepfather ‘became the norm’
Trial hears twin brothers used as ‘sexual pawns’ by stepfather
Man says he and brother were forced to watch pet dog being run over by train
Ryanair first quarter loss, Thérapie’s €10m fertility clinics, Ikea’s profits
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Permission granted for controversial €25m Ballsbridge co-living scheme
Board ignored recommendation of own inspector that approval for project be refused
Former principal struck off from teaching after stealing €200,000
Teaching Council says man has breached trust of pupils, parents and colleagues
National Stud records loss for first time in years due to pandemic
Kildare State-owned stud and tourist attraction had losses of €0.4m last year
Plans for new 54-bedroom hotel in Dublin’s north inner city approved
Eight-storey development gets green light at site considered unsuitable for residential use
Former professor ‘disagrees’ with Maynooth president at Labour Court hearing
Paul Donovan criticised president’s decision to move academic to role where he had no expertise in bid to resolve dispute
EU court to hear Government appeal on tax deal ruling
Court to examine challenges by State, Fiat Chrysler and Luxembourg on state aid ruling
Top 10 companies now pay more than half of corporate tax
Covid delivers sharp jump in share of corporation tax paid by big business
Planning refused for 12-storey apartment block in Donnybrook
Development ‘one of highest numbers of units anywhere in world’, says councillor
Forensic experts unable to identify cause of fire which led to death of pensioner
Investigators say sofa was centre of fire but no accelerant, candles, electrical device found
More than a third of all Garda stations report increased crime levels in 2020
Almost 37,000 fewer offences recorded nationwide than previous year
Dublin hotel secures permission for extension despite opposition
An Bord Pleanála ignored inspector’s advice regarding Iveagh Garden Hotel’s plan
Man who admitted sending lewd texts to neighbour ordered to move
Woman tells court she woke up to accused rubbing her leg after breaking into her home
Five-star hotel approved for Donnybrook in Dublin
New €50m property to be located on site of former St Mary’s College
Appeal in ‘Mr Moonlight’ murder case may last four days, court hears
Patrick Quirke was jailed for life for killing his love rival, DJ Bobby Ryan
Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin contacted by UCD president with personal apology
Lecturer and broadcaster had earlier received no direct communication from college head
DoneDeal suspends adverts for sale of dogs after spate of dog thefts
Animal welfare groups express concern that stolen dogs offered for sale online
Court upholds challenge by intellectually disabled man who wants to marry
Court of Appeal hears man would lose right to marry if he is made ward of court
Controversial tampon ad ban by advertising watchdog could be reviewed
ASAI says 83% of complaints about Tampax TV advertisement came from women
Two prominent business leaders in planning row with neighbour
CarTrawler founder and CPL Resources chief oppose Rathgar guesthouse extension plan
Judge incorrect to dismiss drink-driving charge, rules High Court
Court says breathalyser manufacturer’s instructions do not form part of drink-drive offence
Profits soar at Shannon Airport parent in spite of reduced air traffic
Passenger traffic at Shannon Airport declined 8% last year, and it is now impacted by Covid-19 lockdown
Communicorp cuts pay by up to 25% at its radio stations
Pay cuts due to Covid crisis but no plans for job cuts, Newstalk and Today FM owner says
DAA gets green light to amend new runway plans at Dublin Airport
Pilots’ union appeal against changes to plans for €320m North Runway rejected
Bord Pleanála rejects plan for hotel near Dublin markets area
Move reverses Dublin City Council approval for 62-bedroom hotel off Capel Street
Hotel Meyrick in Galway wins planning appeal over additional rooms
Eyre Square property wants to add 19 bedrooms
Appeals board rejects plan for €36m R&D campus near Dublin Airport
An Bord Pleanála questioned scale of development
Last call: Latest Irish phonebook could be the final edition
Regulator indicates it favours removing obligation to produce printed directories
Kildare Village owners to challenge planning permission refusal
Council refused permission for large new unit at retail outlet centre
Dublin Port should relocate not expand, says business group
Docklands Business Forum raises concerns about €320m project to double capacity
IFA to meet on Friday over campaign on beef prices
Retailers engaged in excessive profiteering while farm gate prices are ‘on the floor’
Clerys developers get permission for bigger hotel
Building on site of former warehouses to have more floors and bedrooms
Halloween night: Fire crews attacked as they deal with burning cars and road blocks
Dublin Fire Brigade reports no injuries caused by fireworks or bonfires so far tonight
Royal Hibernian Way upgrade plan gets green light
Davy objection to Friends First proposal to expand Dawson Street site overruled
Portwest refused permission for new HQ in Westport
Planning board overturns council decision to grant for HQ accommodating up to 150 staff
Planners back €75m Carrickmines retail centre
IPUT development that includes two supermarkets, retail warehouses, cinema and indoor sky diving facility overcomes opposition from owners of Dubdrum Town Centre
Irish Rail asking Dart users to stagger morning journeys
New website Peaktime.ie will enable rail users to check for less crowded trains
Former Smurfit chief Gary McGann loses tax appeal
Tax Appeals Commission rules €2.3m claimed as gift from shareholders liable for tax
Civil servants lose claim to access flexi-leave arrangements
Family-friendly measure not available to assistant principals appointed after July 2013
Concerns that unrepaired barriers on motorways threaten commuters
Kerry motorbike enthusiast says hazardous spikes are regularly left for long spells in the middle of dual carriageways
Taxi driver numbers increase for first time in almost a decade
NTA campaign for new drivers proves successful as numbers rise 3% last year
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