‘One lifeline left’: Last-minute breakthrough needed to save The Complex arts centre
Government intervention in form of multimillion euro acquisition required to prevent Dublin facility’s closure
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A Tale of Two Hospitals – Frank McNally on the architectural dramas of Kilmainham
Royal Hospital there was built as home for old and wounded soldiers at time of relative peace
Judge who called cyclists ‘a nightmare’ was fined for failing to provide breath test to garda
Circuit Court judge James O’Donohoe was fined €600 in Galway in 2012 after pleading guilty to failing to comply
UCD business student exposed himself to three women in ‘brazen’ public incidents
Rishabh Mahajan (30) pleads guilty to four counts of offensive conduct of a sexual nature
George Nkencho inquest: Shop worker recalls ‘terrifying’ encounter over ‘unprovoked assault’
Inquest opened into case of Mr Nkencho who was shot dead by gardaí on December 30th, 2020
Falcons should be introduced in Dún Laoghaire to reduce ‘pest’ seagulls, councillor says
Falconry or hawkery in harbour area could be ‘a natural solution to a natural problem’, says FG’s Frank McNamara
Deputy Lord Mayor of Dublin says family ‘absolutely terrified’ after car theft
Vehicle belonging to John Stephens’s daughter ‘damaged beyond belief’ in incident at Cabra home
Revised Dún Laoghaire harbour plan unveiled amid claims of selling off ‘the family jewels’
Several councillors raise concerns over ‘privatisation’ of south Co Dublin amenity
‘Cyclists have become a nightmare in Dublin’: Judge reduces €50,000 damages award by 80%
Court finds cyclist was mainly responsible for collision with motorbike in which he suffered brain and soft-tissue injuries
Permission for Luas extension to Finglas now facing three legal challenges
Proposed route would run from the current Green line terminus at Broombridge to Charlestown
The small patch of Dublin where the Jameses – Joyce and Connolly – passed each other by
Both men had considerably different views on life, but their worlds intersected through writing
Five new High Court cases brought by BAM in children’s hospital contract dispute
Proceedings have been entered into fast-track commercial court
What will €550,000 buy in Artane and Co Wexford?
Two homes, one price: A converted monastery in Ramsgrange or a modernised three-bed in Artane
Clive Rowen, legend of Irish skateboarding scene, dies
He opened Dublin’s first dedicated skateboarding shop, Clive’s, on Hill Street in 1978
A Dublin woman living in a kibbutz in Israel remembers Jewish life in Ireland
Trudy Davis’s grandfather settled in Cork in 1903 after a Yiddish-speaking family told him he was in Ireland, not the US
The Outsiders Who Built Irish Entertainment: Wendy Elliman details the evolution of a national empire
A fascinating history of the Elliman family and an insight into the early days of Irish-Jewish life
Weather warning in place for four counties as Met Éireann predicts ‘very windy’ conditions in some areas
Sunday will be milder than recent days with highest temperatures of 10 to 13 degrees
Golden years: Colm Keena on why Dublin was the best place to be growing up in the 1970s
What surprised me was how much I liked the guns - and I also learned how to throw grenades
Biffy Clyro at 3Arena Dublin review: Scottish rockers show why they’re one of the world’s best live bands
Three decades in, Scottish rockers Biffy Clyro still deliver a thrilling live show
Kellie Harrington wins in style on return to National Stadium and advances to 60kg final
The double Olympic gold medallist booked her place in next Saturday’s national finals
‘You can be against Trump and celebrate that Maduro is gone’: Venezuelans protest in Dublin
Protesters in Dublin say those opposed to leader’s removal do not reflect views of Venezuelans
Couple ‘traumatised’ after violent car hijacking in Dublin city centre, court hears
Man accused of robbery and assault causing harm in Dublin city centre is remanded in custody
Donegal town comes to a standstill to remember murdered publican Stephen McCahill
Stephen McCahill remembered for community work, love for his family and being there for those in need
Man (19) charged with murder of man (53) in Dublin last year
James ‘Jake’ Berney died following a stabbing at Foxdene Drive, Balgaddy, on June 25th
Newry the new Malmo? Cross-Border hub might ease Dublin’s housing crisis, report says
Model could follow Swedish city, which is home to commuters who work in nearby Danish capital
Man due in court over death in Co Dublin last summer
James ‘Jake’ Berney, a father and grandfather in his 50s, died from stab wounds in June
Relatives feared for safety of Oísin Reddin (12) in ongoing custody battle with father
Latest hearing in custody battle was due the week after next for boy who gardaí believe was murdered by his father, Wayne O’Reilly
Dublin City Council targets 113 ‘inactive’ developments that could provide 13,000 homes
Council to ‘seek out’ owners without planning permission for lands that could accommodate at least 100 social homes
Father and son (11) found dead at two separate Dublin houses named
Gardaí suspect murder-suicide following discovery of remains of Wayne O’Reilly (48) and son Oisín
Storm Goretti passes Ireland with little impact
Met Éireann says track of weather system changed, while Britain took the brunt
Conrad Hotel operator makes fresh bid for large extension of Dublin facility
Hotel would continue operating during proposed construction to add 192 rooms
A celebration of women: More than 120 events in Dublin for St Brigid’s festival
The four-day celebration will also mark the arrival of spring and its renewing qualities
Woman is charged in connection with 2017 fatal gangland shooting in Dublin
Jamie Tighe Ennis suffered fatal head injuries after being shot twice
Italian man left paralysed after unprovoked 1999 Dublin assault dies
Turin native maintained a deep affection for Ireland and dreamed of moving here permanently
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