Darkness into light: Frank McNally on a history-themed quiz in Joyce’s Nighttown
The pub quiz was just around the corner from World’s End, and one of the more famous corners in world literature
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The pub quiz was just around the corner from World’s End, and one of the more famous corners in world literature
O’Leary was previously first female president of European Court of Human Rights
Sensitive personal information sent to wrong recipient and correspondence delivered to the Garda Commissioner in error
Entrepreneur now in personal insolvency process, High Court hears
Unsettled weather will continue into next week, Met Éireann says
Owner of south Dublin square, St Mary’s College in Rathmines, plans expansion of sports grounds
Land Development Agency pays more than €2m to buy dormer bungalow to settle High Court case
Last resort power stations to remain on grid for next two winters as energy pressures grow
Accused suspected of rape, false imprisonment and burglary after posing as a TV technician
Case arose from historical sexual abuse ‘of the most significant and substantial type’, court heard
Protesters demand Government address nurses’ cost-of-living concerns as strike looms
Anthony Foley (51), of Rosary Road, Dublin 8, must abide by bail conditions, including a curfew and a complete exclusion from Dublin 2
Levers Zinca (31) claimed he was carrying out the thefts in order to send money to his sick grandmother in Romania
A second surviving specimen stands in the window of a Hendrick Street house in Smithfield
Ireland’s largest indoor venue built up €69m in profits after earning about €14m to €18m annually in recent years
Experienced Kiwi rugby executive arrives two days before Leinster clash to take over from Ian Flanagan
New to the market in Foxrock, Dundrum, Sandymount, Howth and Dublin city centre
Court heard Emma Campbell entered agreement with Sunago in June 2021 to use Sherpa Kids system in eight primary schools in Lucan
Paul Drew (41) has hired Belfast firm Phoenix Law and will be seeking release from custody
Company envisages selling asset by end of year
Budget increases in tax refunds do little to help those searching in Dublin market
Yavor Poptoshev pleaded guilty to not handing over passwords for phones seized by the Garda National Economic Crime Bureau
‘We’ll get a few bob off,’ says Co Galway homeowner who delayed buying her winter heating oil to await help in Budget 2027
Three-point portfolio generates €1.34m in annual rental income from range of tenants, including Eason, Fresh and Brown Bag Films
Site extending to 4.79 acres currently in use as car park and generating €492,000 in annual income
Daniel Maguire (14) died from ‘cardiac toxicity due to inhalation of butane and propane’
Murder of 24-year-old Jamie Tighe-Ennis nine years ago, remains unsolved
Train services between Hazelhatch and Heuston have been affected, with delays of more than an hour
Lower-quality flats are wrong way to meet urgent need for affordable properties
Contracts with hotels housing more than 4,000 Ukrainians end next month, while private host payments end in March
Gardaí appeal for witnesses to incident at Harmonstown station on Sunday night
Parents who spoke during school pickups on Monday were supportive of action, though acknowledged it may ‘upset’ jobs
Latest Eurostat figures provide more evidence of slowdown in Irish house prices
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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