Criminal defence solicitors vs Jim O’Callaghan: Stakes raised during an unusual day in Bray
Some solicitors are quietly signing up to the Minister for Justice’s new payments system – but few will speak publicly about it
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Five Wicklow women living in a Westlife world of their own: ‘It’s a coming of age thing’
Five Wicklow women in their 30s are seeing Westlife together for the umpteenth time this month. They talk about friendship, fandom and how life has changed in the past 25 years
McKillen family-owned Atlas Autoservice adds four more depots to property portfolio
Tyre and car servicing group now owns seven of its 18 locations after flurry of property deals in recent years
Photo portrait of Katie Taylor aged 10: ‘You can see the steel in her eyes even then’
Photographer Marc O’Sullivan shares some of his shots and memories of the then future Olympic and world boxing champion
The tropical storm that hit Ireland 40 years ago killing five people
The remains of Hurricane Charley in 1986 brought exceptional levels of rainfall to Ireland
Bray Head climb ‘must be reinstated with designated trail to combat erosion’
Feasibility study also recommends development of a recreational management plan for popular spot
The Irish Times view on the future of towns: new vision is required
Derelict Ireland series highlights hollowing out across the country
‘The Main Street was a very different place’: Ireland’s growing dereliction clear to see in Bray
Many locals are dissatisfied that Co Wicklow’s largest town is looking down-at-heel and shabby
Antique furniture adds personality to new homes – and auctioneers are using AI to show it
Bray auction house is catering for a younger clientele in newly built residential developments
Man arranged ‘straightener’ during which father of seven was stabbed to death, court hears
Fight arranged to take place in playground over earlier alleged attack on youth by three males
Roz Purcell: ‘When I was younger I was fine with people looking at me. But I have grown to hate it’
The Tipperary broadcaster and author knows how to captivate an audience. Just married and settling into her radio role on 2FM, she’s figuring out which new challenges to tackle
Barriers and signage on Bray-Greystones cliff walk cost council more than €116,000
Council says reports sections of walk were used by participants in recent charity event ‘being examined’
Ross O’Carroll-Kelly: The old man has a Tesco Clubcord. Jesus, it’s worse than I thought
He's talking about Bernie from Bray, of all places. He’s been shacked up with the woman since May – in actual Bray
Registering power of attorney has become labyrinthine process
Knowledge needed to interact with application ‘portal’ is beyond the layperson
Ireland’s Greenest Places: Community is the catalyst that can create change
Shining a light on people working together to protect and restore our natural enviromnent is a key function of this year’s competition
Renovated Victorian three-bed with stylish interior near Bray seafront
Built in 1864, Uist was brought up to date after a comprehensive and sensitive restoration
Garda crackdown on bus lane rules among plans to tackle Dublin’s traffic congestion
New Luas timetable with increased services and extending Dart line to Drogheda are planned
Ballymore granted permission to build 159 homes at former Bray golf club
‘This is beautiful Bray not Benidorm,’ states appeal rejected by An Coimisiún Pleanála
Woman ordered to vacate home after ‘attack’ on pregnant tenant led to emergency C-section
Residential Tenancies Board tribunal deemed Ciara Butler to be the ‘aggressor’ after seeing video footage of incident at Djouce Hall in Bray
Irish Rail says rumours new Darts are too big for tunnels are false
Roll-out of new carriages is delayed, but company says this has nothing to do with their size
Charming two-bed stone cottage in Bray for €445,000
Period home on lower Dargle is a short walk from the prom, the town centre and the train station
Charming villa-style Victorian house by the sea in Bray for €695,000
Sidmonton Avenue home extensively renovated to incorporate garden into living space
A message for Ross O’Carroll-Kelly on behalf of the people of Bray
We have no more desire to have his father living here than he has
Bray Boxing club shooter says jury should not have been shown photos of him holding a gun
Gerard Cervi is advancing a total of 14 grounds in his appeal against murder conviction
‘You might end up on TV’: An Garda Síochána launches €345,000 recruitment drive
Dog handlers, frogmen and officers on horseback drafted into publicity campaign to attract officers
European champion baton twirler: ‘I’m infamous with my neighbours in Bray for always being out on the road practising’
Breton-Young wants to be a role model for others keen on the sport, especially those aiming to compete at the world championships
Rail line reopens following lineside fires on Bray Head
Irish Rail services were curtailed twice by blaze near between Bray and Greystones
‘Potatoes au gratin? My old dear used to say they’re for people with money but no class’
I make a big point of not touching it, mainly out of respect to my old dear’s memory, the drunken trout
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown councillors urged to back housing plan for golf lands despite local opposition
Hundreds of Stepaside locals and golf course owner oppose changes to south Dublin lands
Bread 41 to double footprint in and around Dublin with at least four new bakeries
Owner Eoin Cluskey says rising cost of diesel is ‘mental’, while cost of living and doing business will ‘take years’ to fix
Pedestrian (80) dies after being struck by bus in Bray, Co Wicklow
Man died from his injuries following incident last Thursday
Bray cliff walk an example of accelerating pace of coastal erosion
It will not be possible to save all coastal amenities from the ravages of climate change-induced erosion
Special-needs assistants protest outside Leinster House demanding ‘job security’
Government got review of SNA allocation at schools ‘wrong’, Simon Harris says
Wicklow councillors vote to prevent media from attending committee meetings
Decision comes amid criticism of councillors over continued failure to reopen Bray to Greystones cliff walk
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