Forensic collision investigators at scene after death of woman, with local traffic diversions in place

Victim named as Loredana Morosanu (48), from Romania, who lived and worked in Dublin for more than a decade

We compare the cost of living in Ireland’s capital with Cork, Galway and Limerick. The result is not what you might expect

Monument was purchased in excess of its guide price of €1.5 million, a cost described as ‘excessive’ by a council official

`Truthfulness is sort of out of fashion’, says Sinéad O’Shea, maker of film about communist activist Fergie Chambers

East Wall

The spray-paint artist on why he decided to share his health updates on Instagram

Body found at Dublin facility in the early hours of Saturday

Plus: Plenty in a name for Maurice Regan’s ‘Luck Penny’; Vincent Browne recalls Charles Haughey’s guile and greed; and Garda to clamp down on souped up e-bikes

Manager of St Andrew’s Street eatery, which opened in 1986, says ‘it was fun while it lasted but every good thing must come to an end’

Gardaí believe unidentified male may have been murdered, says source

Six people share their reasons for signing up, and what has kept them going through the hundreds of kilometres they have run in preparation

She was famously gregarious, hosting lunches and dinners in her various homes and in hotels around Dublin

The Kildare woman, who divides her time between Stockholm and Dublin, on why her friends sometimes call her The Dictator

Sports organisations, many of them in southeast, due significant sums for work that has yet to be completed

Revolutionary is buried in Glasnevin, where he was returned in 1965, decades after his execution

Homelessness organisation says occupation preventing it from using apartments to shelter those ‘genuinely in need’

Orange and yellow weather warnings as more strong winds and heavy rain follow Storm Austen

‘Extremely high’ and ‘dangerous’ levels of radon gas cited

Former president visited West Bank with Elders group and was shocked by ‘Israeli flags asserting a kind of supremacy’