Dart and commuter rail services in Dublin operating with delays of 40 minutes
Delays caused by signalling issue between Shankill and Killiney
Shankill
Almost 1,000 vie to buy State’s most expensive ‘affordable’ homes
First subsidised houses at Shanganagh Castle in Shankill cost up to €495,000
PAC chairman hits out at ‘sky-high prices’ of affordable homes in south Dublin
Land Development Agency tells TDs there’s ‘huge interest’ in Shankill properties despite high prices
Affordable housing: First homes to be released at Shankill scheme, with minimum prices from €349,300
Houses at Shanganagh Castle Estate are aimed at first-time buyers who cannot afford private-sector homes
I left Dublin for Rome, where apartments are affordable and landlords are relaxed
You just pay on the day you get paid. It’s never a problem, writes Breffni O’Sullivan
‘Most determined spirit’ – Brian Maye on William Lawless, United Irishman and French officer
An Irishman’s Diary
Intercounty travel? Barbecues? Pints? What you can and can’t do this bank holiday weekend
Ten things you might be planning for the weekend and whether they are allowed
Mum posts me emergency tea bags with advice to use one for two cups, so I don’t run out again
Life is good in Oslo, but the mail is the closest I have been to my family in nine months
Budget 2021: Transport infrastructure improvements for Cork, Dublin
‘Vital’ Dunkettle Interchange upgrade to go ahead, Woodbrook Dart stop approved
Almost 600 social and affordable houses given green light in Dublin
Shankill plan largest proposed social and affordable scheme to receive permission
Traveller realities amid the pandemic: ‘I thought I’d never see a sup from a tap again’
Traveller families fear facilities put in place will be taken away after Covid-19 crisis ends
Make a move to Milltown and take a view from the bridge
Well conected neighbourhood has plenty of choice in housing and schools but could do with some cafe culture
Plans for 4,377 residential units put before planning board over five days
Government fast-track planning rules allow developers bypass local authorities
‘People think all children using social services are bad’
No Child 2020: A new website – created by children, for children – explains the care system
Myanmar-based Irish company Red Dot halts operations
John Nagle set up electronic payment company in 2014 with help from Denis O’Brien
Live rat found in fast food restaurant in south Dublin by inspectors
Food safety officers find rodent droppings in Dublin supermarket
Flies, dripping grease and unidentifiable dirt found in food firms
Food Safety Authority issued eight closure orders to resturaunts and cafes in June
Woman in her 40s charged with assault of girl (3)
Girl in induced coma and in stable condition at Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital in Crumlin
Former home of ex-Payzone chief John Nagle repossessed
Counsel for Bank of Ireland Mortgage Bank tells court total debt on mortgage now €5.7m
Fire victim and injured cousin ‘lived for children’
Bray Travellers group says ‘inseparable’ cousins had grown up in same house
Auction results and upcoming fairs
Portrait of Down-born lord chief justice of England goes for £45,000 above estimate
Infill housing site in Shankill goes on market for €1.2m
Planning permission had approved building of five detached homes at rear of site
Gardaí to address public meeting on alleged Shankill sex assaults
Three incidents reported near Dart station in south Dublin community since December
Bishop ‘scapegoated’ by clerical abuse report, funeral told
Celebrant compares Dermot O’Mahony’s suffering in final years to that of some saints
Bishop Dermot O’Mahony was ‘a man of great integrity’
Bishop criticised in child abuse report had ‘steely courage’, mourners told
‘Lots of love as always, Lorcán’: Father reads son’s final postcard
Postcard sent from Berkeley only arrived on Tuesday
Second student injured in Berkeley fall released from hospital
J-1 student among seven injured in balcony collapse unable to fly home immediately
Graham Dwyer trial: Semen matching that of accused found on O’Hara’s mattress
Beanbag cover ‘stab or cut’ and blood matching that of Elaine O’Hara
How direct provision became a profitable business
Private firms have been the real beneficiaries of asylum system
Property developer calls for lower taxes and levies
VAT rate on houses a big hurdle for development, says Abbey chairman
‘This isn’t what I ever imagined for myself or my kids’
Charlene Murray and her children are one of 170 homeless families living in Dublin hotels
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