Dublin

Popular Dublin beach the scene of a big fight on Sunday evening

Bottles and punches were thrown at Barrow Beach in Sutton on Sunday evening

More than 32,000 take part in runs as temperatures hit 24 degrees

Dublin Fire Brigade ‘looking at leasing’ to reduce age of fleet

Thousands gather at the grounds of Royal Hospital Kilmainham for one of the first big festivals of the summer in Ireland

Reduced priest numbers force parishes to join together to address ‘over-Massed’ schedules

It is understood the intruder gained access to the Dáil chamber and some damage was caused

Phoenix Park celebration of horticulture overshadowed by concerns around climate change, drought and costs

Jennifer O’Connell: By 2022, the ranks of the dawn commuter had swelled to close to 205,000. But there’s more to those numbers than tales of commuting hell

Start times, course route, traffic restrictions and more, for events in Dublin and Cork

Commuting by foot down by 31%, and by car down 13%, in trend partly attributed to remote working

Garda operation targets money laundering operation of gang filling vaccum left by Kinahan cartel

Forecourts ‘crazy’ on Wednesday as people filled up before price of a litre of petrol went up by 5 cent

Children as young as eight paid to ‘drop blocks’ on cameras to hinder gardaí, says Sinn Féin TD

Motorcyclist suffers serious injuries after being struck by suspects’ car

‘I’ve learned my lesson. I just want to move on,’ man tells Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland inquiry

President launches exhibition of community housing activism in Dublin

Phoenix Park flower and garden show will welcome over 100,000 visitors across the bank holiday weekend

Some 250,000 people are expected to descend upon South Dublin grounds across seven event days from the end of June into early July

Former Dublin 24 headquarters of global tech giant ABB is subject of planning application for 334 apartments

Griffeen Centre is 95 per cent occupied and generates €682,000 in rental income

Roles will be located in Dublin, Belfast and England as company set to almost double in size

Darren Kane (41) of Rathfarnham appeared before Tallaght District Court in connection with the find

David ‘Dave’ Macardle secured a temporary High Court injunction last week against his employer Siteridge Limited, which trades as RedFM

Those living near planned 10km route on Templeogue/Rathfarnham corridor express unease about disruption and how works will affect their road use

The College Green Pathfinder Project aims to alleviate public transport congestion in the city centre and prioritise public transport ‘at all times’

A decade ago, the idea that there might be homeless people living in tents was unthinkable

Rush property is also subject to a separate investigation by Fingal County Council

Dublin Fire Brigade and gardaí responded to fire at Falcon’s View but no one believed to be injured

Workers installing new scanners have had to reinforce some of the old Terminal 1 floors in order to take their weight

The 46 people have been living in McSweeney House on Berkeley Street near Phibsborough since May 12th

Exhibitions around the country banish reclining, bashful, passive creatures to the past

With the Annie McCarrick investigation back in the spotlight, retired murder detectives reveal how other cases have been cracked

Since being informed their landlord wanted to sell last October, several Tathony House residents are still occupying flats and protesting the eviction

Three locals in north Dublin village claimed outdoor serving caused noise and public drinking problems

Uisce Éireann says pressure will take time to return to normal as pipe network refills

Barrel jellyfish, resembling ‘cauliflowers’ and normally seen in southeastern waters, are being recorded almost halfway around the Irish coastline

Losses at amusement business narrowed in year to end of June 2022, accounts show

Fourteen new homes coming to market in the Mount Merrion housing development

There is now a growing problem of supply of affordable housing across Europe, exacerbated by the pandemic when remote working became a viable option for a large cohort of the working population