Vacant and derelict houses bought by Dublin City Council unused due to severe dilapidation
Senior council engineer says a number of houses bought ‘regardless of their condition ... really shouldn’t have [been] bought at all’
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Two Irish passengers from hantavirus-hit cruise ship return home
Both expected to isolate in quarantine for about five weeks after returning from Tenerife on Government jet
Is this latest running boom sustainable?
With the London Marathon planning to become a two-day event for 2027, such running numbers may not be sustainable
‘Punished for being a good citizen’: The EV charging battle facing some Dublin homeowners
Tens of thousands of period homes in Dublin have no driveway where they can park their car off-street and charge on private property
What the Dublin and Galway byelections could tell us about the future of Irish politics
A greater degree of left unity and/or a sizeable alternative to the right of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil would be a new and unpredictable dynamic
‘Stop this horror’: Protesters pledge to fight ‘tooth and nail’ for Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre
Tourists and Dubliners perplexed by redevelopment plan but one business owners calls for ‘progress’
‘I almost feel like she’s here with me’: thousands gather for Darkness into Light walks
Ireland’s largest suicide-prevention walk in Phoenix Park hears tributes to friends and calls for awareness
Row over alleged illegal occupation of former cinema car park in Ballyfermot to be heard in July
Kaifan Ltd is the owner of Ballyfermot property, which stopped screening movies in 1980
Tesco van driver given suspended sentence over death of 83-year-old in Dublin car park
Van was driven at 12km/h when it hit Thomas Leeson in a supermarket car park
Harrowing testimony from Dublin cyclist run over by driver
Victim’s story will resonate with anyone considering taking a bike out on our roads
Fast fashion: Can Ireland turn the tide?
While the over-consumption of cheap, low quality clothing is concerning, a number of new initiatives offer some hope
Irish company scores own goal amid pivot from soccer to crypto
Brera Holdings switches focus to crypto with mixed results
Lemoncello: ‘Dublin is squeezing the life out of musicians. It’s not a home for artists any more’
Claire Kinsella and Laura Quirke form the duo Lemoncello, now one of the most important young folk acts in Ireland
Look inside: Substantial Edwardian with arts-and-crafts character on 1.2 acres in Killiney
Current owners added a superb kitchen/breakfast/diningroom to make Steeplewood the ideal family home
Tusla moving child from hotel to hotel described as ‘unbelievable and outrageous’ by judge
Judge Adrian Harris wondered whether placing teenager in care was ‘the right thing at all’
‘Straight out of the Trump playbook’: Is Gerry Hutch in the ‘opportunity space’ of Irish politics?
Veteran criminal’s call for refugees to be interned drew accusations of racism in first week of Dublin Central byelection campaign
Unchained melody: Nocturnal declamping is part of the soundtrack to city life
Eavesdropping can bring you into a world of fascinating speakers and conversations
New Belfast trains will cut travel times to Dublin to under two hours
Stadler trains, due in 2028, will have spacious dining areas and unaided boarding on exterior doors
Children ‘regularly’ using illegal drugs in Tusla care home with knowledge of staff
Hiqa report finds risks to minors ‘significantly escalated’ at separate facility seven months after previous inspection
Profits drop at firm behind Quirke casino business
Carlton Entertainment Property sees earnings fall even as sales pop
Super Furry Animals in Dublin review: Welsh band’s return is a welcome tonic
Two-hour extravaganza is packed with songs that are all infectious as hell
Man with ‘significant history of violence’ who assaulted ex outside workplace jailed
Mykola Kaznacheiev (56) previously received prison sentences totalling 21 years in his native Ukraine
Met Éireann forecasts mixed weather with sunny spells for this weekend
Highest temperatures over the coming days are likely to remain at about 14 to 15 degrees, the forecaster said
Finn McRedmond: Let’s not cling to ugly buildings because a few Dubliners are allergic to change
Let’s not cling to ugly, unloved buildings just because a few Dubliners are allergic to change
The Liffey was never for public consumption
Bagatelle lyric reminds us river was no remedy for dehydration
Look inside: Elegant Blackrock house with tennis court once owned by founder of Penneys
Extended and modernised Victorian features mix of elegant reception rooms and comfortable family spaces
Event guide: International Literature Festival Dublin, Tame Impala and more in Ireland this week
May 9th-15th, 2026: The best movies, music, art and more coming your way this week
‘We’re absolutely devastated’: Regeneration of Dublin’s Oliver Bond flats scrapped
Ninety-year-old complex has been plagued with social and structural problems for decades
About 1.6m barrels from State oil reserve to be released on to market
National Oil Reserves Agency says move will leave it holding enough fuel to last 80 days rather than 90 at present
‘I am still tortured by the sound of my breaking bones’: SUV ‘crushed’ Dublin cyclist, court told
Izabella Aleksandrowicz (50) pleads guilty to driving over Andrew Brett twice after illegal right turn at Portobello Bridge
Is it you? Winning €8.7m Lotto ticket sold in Applegreen station in west Dublin
The search is on for the owner of the winning ticket
‘My brother kicked me in the balls, but I threw a knife at his head. We were in a strange world after our parents died’
Writer and critic Brian Dillon’s new book, Ambivalence, documents the death of his parents and the shocking aftermath, as he and his brothers are left to fend for themselves
Three men arrested over attack in which woman was set on fire in Clondalkin
Men in their 20s, 30s and 40s being questioned over the 2025 attempted murder of Alexis Lee Campion
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