‘Sometimes you have to take a leap of faith’: Dublin man’s life changed by new form of heart surgery
Dubliner Derek Toomey (62) could not walk for more than a few minutes before having procedure at Dublin’s Mater hospital
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Garda to appear in court in connection with anti-corruption investigation
Officer has been suspended from duty since the investigation first began
TikTok offering redundancy agreements amid plans to cut about 300 jobs at Dublin office
Social media giant to offset job losses with creation of 320 new posts, but about 300 workers to go overall
Billionaire Tony Bloom quietly bankrolls an Irish property fund’s four-year buying spree
Premier League club owner backed Meath-based Star Stone Property Group’s recent €600k deal to buy Drogheda shopping centre
Culture Night 2026 in Dublin: Events to catch across the capital
From poetry and theatre to K-pop and pole dancing, expect more than 300 free events
Career U-turns: ‘I’m exactly where I am supposed to be’
Two mothers turn to ‘life-changing’ creative craft to find inner peace – and themselves
The fight to save Dublin’s Liberties: ‘It’s sadly dying, fading away’
Local man who saved some neighbourhood history remembered as a cornerstone of the community
Parents of schoolchildren in Dublin and Cork back religious-ethos change
Irish Times analysis shows counties with the lowest demand for change are Monaghan and Longford
New Irish albums reviewed and rated: Miriam Ingram, Paahto & the Bull, Really Good Time, Shakalak, Macdara Yeates
August 2026 releases include Mariana Trench, The 123, Affirmations, Kulture Bikki and Mudlark Ballads
Elderly man may have underestimated severity of burns from candle, inquest hears
Retired teacher was injured when his pyjama bottoms caught fire as he slept
Irish Rail services between Dublin and Munster affected following incident
All services between Thurles and Limerick Junction were suspended for several hours, resulting in significant delays
Who is Fergie Chambers? The Dublin-based millionaire wanted by US authorities
In the News podcast: US authorities allege Chambers has funded terrorism. His wife says he’s being persecuted for supporting pro-Palestinian activists
The Phoenix Park has an identity problem. But there is an easy fix
It is a park that neither accentuates Dublin city nor switches it off; it is merely a way to commute through the middle
Ireland’s football pitches have turned to ‘barren, dusty ground’ in the summer heat
GAA and soccer grounds have taken ‘real hammering’ over the prolonged hot and dry spell
Day centre may have to reduce services after Ukrainian staff forced to leave accommodation
Manager Irina Bereznytska, herself Ukrainian, says the centre is likely to operate for only two or three days a week
‘Golden opportunity for the council’: Locals oppose rezoning of open space in Clondalkin
All but one of the submissions to South Dublin County Council reject use of land owned by the Coldcut Club for housing
Man concerned over his children’s welfare gets protection order against wife
Woman has gone ‘off the rails’ and has placed listening devices around their house, court told
Irish thriller writer Tana French dominates New York Times best-of-century lists
Experts and readers alike rank works alongside John Le Carré and Gillian Flynn
Blanket with square for each child killed in Gaza brings silence to bustling Dublin street
Irish healthcare workers raise the plight of their Palestinian colleagues killed and jailed since October 2023
Man (40s) arrested in connection with inmate’s death at Wheatfield Prison
Brendan Gahan (39) died in his cell on Thursday
Gardaí seize drugs worth €100,000 as part of scrambler crackdown
Four arrested and three charged with offences in the wake of raids
Hugh O’Flaherty obituary: Talented judge who was elevated straight to the Supreme Court
Career came to a premature halt with what became known as the Sheedy Affair
Fergie Chambers: The Dublin-based communist millionaire in the Trump administration’s crosshairs
Heir turned ‘professional revolutionary’ left his home in Ireland for a holiday in Spain but was arrested after US extradition order on terror funding charges
EOY profiles: From commercial real estate to logistics and antennas
We profile four of the finalists chosen in the international category for this year’s EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards
Man who suffered serious injuries in North Great Charles Street assault dies
A woman appeared before Dublin District Court on Wednesday facing a charge that carries a life sentence on conviction
Inmate who died after serious assault in Wheatfield Prison is named
Victim (30s) understood to have been attacked in his cell by another prisoner
Garda ‘physically shaking’ after squad car rammed and sent 200m down street on its roof
Two gardaí had been attempting to stop the stolen car by deploying a stinger device when their vehicle was rammed and flipped over
Three charged with possessing nearly €3.5m following prostitution investigation
Matheus Berberick (35), his sister Maria Berberick (27), and Sander de Silva Pereira (40) were remanded in custody
New Bohemians jersey designed by Massive Attack highlights Ireland-Cuba links
British band continues tradition of musicians collaborating with Dublin football club to draw attention to social or political issues
Courts Service considers mobile panic alarms for judges and staff
Security upgrades follow senior judges expressing concern at disruptive and violent conduct
Dublin’s empty offices: White elephants and grey spaces in the ‘shadow market’
Multinationals are subletting vast amounts of unwanted space, but property firms forecast a shortage
Running in the Phoenix Park: ‘Sometimes I’d think, if heaven is as good as this, we’ll be all right’
Dublin’s Phoenix Park, special to the likes of Eamonn Coghlan, Catherina McKiernan and Feidhlim Kelly, is a paradise for runners of all aspirations and abilities
Dermot O’Shea, Taoglas: ‘Our ambition is bold: we’re targeting over $1bn in annual revenues by 2035’
Established in 2004 in Ireland, Taoglas is a global provider of antennas, and advanced IoT components
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