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Four leading Irish companies shortlisted for Local Business Award
The prize forms part of The Irish Times Business Awards, which are run in association with Bank of Ireland
Two teenage girls arrested after thefts from vulnerable adults in Dublin
A parent of one of the victims told RTÉ's Liveline how her son Joshua (23), who has Down syndrome, was coerced into handing over cash
Mother describes ‘wound’ left by son’s murder in Dublin hostel as killer gets life sentence
‘A violent end adds a whole other level of despair,’ said Niamh McGuinness during sentencing of Robert Murphy (42) for murder of Jamie Kavanagh in Dublin hostel
Suertudo restaurant review: flashes of culinary brilliance don’t excuse the indignity of exile in a cramped booth
This Mexican rebirth of Dillinger’s in Ranelagh has flashes of brilliance but it’s far from flawless
Fáilte Ireland plans food hall at former Dublin church
Tourism body plans to convert vacant St Andrew’s Church into foodhall and cultural space
Irish house prices climb at ‘still very high’ rate of 9.4%
Residential property prices continue to rise as incoming Government promises to build more than 300,000 homes by the end of 2030
Lisa O’Neill at the Gate: Story-telling artist has never sounded better
Legacy and history weave through this singular performance, which resonates long after it ends
Co Laois tenant granted damages from housing body over alleged anti-Traveller abuse from neighbour
In separate case, tenant told by RTB to pay arrears of €12k on property where electricity had been cut off due to non-payment of bill
‘We are a dying skillset’: Just 28 cobblers left to mend the nation’s shoes
Circular economy and EU’s right to repair failing to save an industry in crisis
Modernised home on quiet cul-de-sac a stroll from Monkstown village for €1.35m
The gorgeous, well-crafted interiors in this family home deftly balance classic and contemporary
Ballymun to get biggest social housing development since towers demolition
Almost 300 social homes to be built on land left over from Ballymun regeneration project
Garda sues colleague for €60,000 after nose broken during after-hours party, court hears
Garda Denis Lordan is suing Garda Ronan O’Shaughnessy for €60,000 in damages
Lyle Lovett in Dublin review: Rich reminder of a stellar songwriting talent
With his acoustic band, this idiosyncratic musician displays the extraordinary breadth and depth of his talent
From Mongolia to Dublin: ‘Coming to Ireland was a blessing. It was a great move for my life, I have no regrets’
Gonchigkhand Byambaa, who moved from Mongolia to Dublin in December 2017, has fully immersed herself in community activism
Potential DPP move to confiscate assets possibly linked to jailed former solicitor Michael Lynn adjourned
Adjournment granted pending outcome of appeal by Lynn against five-and-a-half year sentence
Dublin city illegal dumping cameras to be operational by end of January
Cameras to catch dumpers will be switched on in north inner city, the State’s dirtiest urban area
‘Tonight we had 470 meals, they all went’: Dublin soup kitchen offers essential help but faces uncertain future
Soup kitchen run by Muslim Sisters of Éire among estimated 24 voluntary on-street facilities targeted for regulation under controversial plan
Tripling Beaumont’s emergency department and a new 95-bed ward among plans to update hospital
Infrastructure and digitisation are key challenges facing Anne Coyle, who returns to helm the north Dublin hospital having begun her career as an intern there
Man arrested in Dublin after Gardaí seize drugs worth €400,000
Gardaí say cannabis seizure is part of operation to dismantle drugs gang in Dublin
Wild caving, axe throwing, aerial yoga: Step outside your comfort zone with these hobbies
The start of the year is an ideal time to try a new activity or sport – and if it ignites your sense of adventure, so much the better
A Tract for Our Times: A Retrospective on Joe Lee’s Ireland 1912–1985: Reappraisal of a historic classic
Nine contributors’ fresh engagement with Lee’s main themes is testament to the ongoing significance of his writing
Friend of woman allegedly raped had no concerns leaving her at nightclub, trial hears
Three men deny any wrongdoing and say any sexual contact with the woman was consensual
Boy (3) double fractured arm while allegedly unsupervised in creche playground, court told
Dundrum Montessori on Barton Road had made an offer of €15,000 along with Circuit Court costs
Hera restaurant review: A new gastropub on Dublin’s north side, without the usual cliches
Smoke, butter and ambition combine on Dorset Street for an unpredictable and imaginative menu
Three men go on trial accused of raping and sexually assaulting woman they met in Dublin nightclub
Prosecution tells jury complainant’s recollection of events of night in August 2019 ‘extremely fragmented’
Girl secures €86,000 settlement over injuries sustained after running into bus shelter
Victoria Wisniewska (14) alleged structure outside Liffey Valley Shopping Centre in Dublin had no lighting and she did not see it in her path
Man (23) facing contempt proceedings for failing to give evidence at murder trial of Diarmuid Phelan
Kallum Coleman was with Keith Conlon when Conlon was fatally wounded during incident on barrister’s farm in Tallaght
Crime gangs in north Dublin targeted in large-scale Garda operation involving 39 searches
Drugs and burglary gangs targeted by 150 gardaí supported by armed support unit and public order units
Cherry Tomato Bridge: The story behind Dublin’s whimsical new landmark
Over the weekend curious onlookers converged on a Royal Canal crossing in Drumcondra to pay homage to Dublin’s whimsical new landmark
Man given 16-year sentence over series of Dublin city centre knife attacks
Prosecutor tells court Jonathan Cummins (38) and his victims lived lives ‘blighted by addiction and homelessness’
Affordable housing proposed for vacant Ballymun shopping centre site
Land Development Agency in talks with Dublin City Council over site of complex demolished four years ago
The man gave every indication of being dead just seconds before he revived to defend himself
To recognise myself in the man crawling through Temple Bar with bitterness in his heart – that is a hard thing to do
Prisoner escapes from custody while patient at Tallaght Hospital
Search continuing for Keith Macken (43) who escaped on Saturday morning
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