Top Hat: The stylish Irving Berlin musical on its way to Ireland
Kathleen Marshall’s production, at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, stars Phillip Attmore and Amara Okereke as Jerry Travers and Dale Tremont
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TII to buy Dartmouth Square objectors’ houses as challenge to MetroLink is dropped
Surprise move, which will end judicial review proceedings, is expected to facilitate the early development of the rail line
Mother who said son broke her nose and fractured her jaw gets barring order
‘I love him so much, but he can’t be doing this to his mother,’ distressed woman tells judge
Former Dublin landfill earmaked for 2,500 homes
Development of lands close to former municipal dump to be accelerated for housing
‘You’re never going to keep everybody happy’, says NTA’s head of public transport
BusConnects plans have been subject to much controversy, but Jeremy Ryan says the data show majority are satisfied
Ardstone buys site for 1,400 homes as it closes in on Ires as largest Irish landlord
Company was behind biggest Irish purchase of apartments in 2025 and among the most active rental developers
Christmas in emergency housing: ‘No child should ever have to wish for a house off Santy’
Stacy Boyd and three daughters are among more than 16,000 in emergency accommodation for the homeless
Anne Madden: A goodbye to ‘fearless’ Irish artist by Rosita Sweetman
Anne was incredibly posh. Very beautiful. Fiercely opinionated. Hugely ambitious for her work and her legacy
Dublin now 11th-most congested city in the world, says report
State’s transport infrastructure is ‘extremely vulnerable to any shock’, says academic
When things go right: Happy Christmas stories of the best of customer care
The local retailers and multinationals alike who go above and beyond to keep shoppers happy
Order of 100 Dart carriages to complete replacement of 1984 fleet
Purchase brings total number of carriages ordered in recent times to 285
White Christmas unlikely but Met Éireann forecasting cold temperatures for week ahead
Christmas Day will be largely dry with cloud, sunny spells and light rain
Almost 48,000 children received new baby grant in its first year
Grant was set up on December 1st, 2024, and is paid to families of babies born or adopted after that date
A pipe is to be laid from Tipperary to Dublin and a lot of people will be affected
Planning permission is being lodged for the biggest water project in the history of the state and a lot of people are going to be affected
A pipe is to be laid from Tipperary to Dublin and a lot of people will be affected
Planning permission is being lodged for the biggest water project in the history of the state and a lot of people are going to be affected
Quinn’s pub in Dublin: What is happening with the reopening?
Developer names January for possible reopening following 'complicated' project
Man found dead in Phoenix Park was unidentified for a year, despite ID in pocket
Body of James O’Neill remained in a Dublin morgue from November 2023 until December 2024, when documents were found in his coat
‘People come once and love coming back’: Meet the Christmas tree farmers with a ‘privileged’ job
The trip of a drive into the Dublin mountains to collect a tree has become a festive tradition for many
Unauthorised modular homes in south Dublin must be torn down, judge orders
Circuit Civil Court throws out claims by developers that the works at Brittas constituted refurbishment of existing properties
Luas Green Line extension faces fresh delays following court challenge
Manhattan Peanuts company takes judicial review against decision to grant permission for Luas extension to Finglas
Conor McGregor takes second case alleging defamation around reporting of Nikita Hand case
Intended action against publishers of Irish Sun newspaper has been filed on behalf of Mixed Martial Arts performer
‘I want to turn my pain into purpose’, says woman raped by former partner after his jailing
Nathan Grant McNulty (27) sentenced to eight years for rape and coercive control of Sarah Ryan
New St Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre will make enduring contribution to Dublin, designers say
DTDL lodges revised pans with Dublin City Council
Dublin’s civic offices at Wood Quay to be redeveloped for homes if council buys DIT site
DCC confirms it is in ‘exclusive discussions’ to buy former Dublin Institute of Technology site on Kevin Street
Shannon-Dublin pipeline plans lodged
The €6 billion project would run an underground pipe through four counties, crossing lands belonging to 500 separate owners
Huntington’s charity ‘worried and saddened’ by mistreatment findings at Bloomfield
Independent investigation of Rathfarnham hospital found patients were cursed at and threatened
Temperatures set to drop to -2 over weekend but white Christmas unlikely
Met Éireann forecasts Saturday night will be very cold with frost and ice developing
AI giants Anthropic and OpenAI seek more office space in Dublin to expand European operations
Both currently occupy space in flexible co-working offices but EMEA is Anthropic’s fastest-growing region, according to the company
Man charged with Parnell Square attack on children unfit to stand trial, court told
Judge orders legal representatives for defendant, and medical witnesses, not to be identified
Future of Dublin arts centre The Complex hangs in the balance amid €7.6m bid for State funds
Petition with more than 15,000 signatures appeals for urgent action to save multi-disciplinary arts space
Gardaí will be permitted to use Tasers on children and pregnant women
A pilot programme was launched on Thursday to equip 128 uniformed gardaí with the weapons to evaluate their use in advance of a proposed national roll-out
Woman settles €60,000 claim over alleged unlawful imprisonment in Dublin beauty salon
Suzanne Strickland (48) went to Viva Luxy in Ballyfermot to meet friend who became involved in dispute over manicure payment
Bringing healthcare to rough sleepers: ‘I think people feel safe with us’
A mobile GP clinic provides health services to vulnerable people on Dublin’s streets
Uisce Éireann still in talks with State bodies over lands for Shannon-Dublin pipeline
Compulsory Purchase Orders issued to 500 landowners but most cases expected to be resolved without need for order to be pursued
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