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‘In something of a bind’: Strike over legal reforms still affecting children’s court cases
Up to 20 teens facing charges including public order, theft, dangerous driving and assault not legally represented on Monday
Travelling to school could be much easier with a change of attitude
Getting children on their bikes solves a lot of congestion issues
From Kazakhstan to Ireland: ‘In Dublin you hear so many different ways of saying sorry and thank you’
Aya Omirtay was an award-winning journalist in her the one-time Soviet state before moving to Dublin in 2024
Six-storey apartment block proposed on site of former Donnybrook Magdalene laundry
Project developer intends to include ‘information sign’ to serve as memorial to site’s historic use
Musician’s Dublin apartment in rafters of former church for €435,000
Apartment features original rose windows and pitched roof of handcrafted wooden rafters
Global stocks fall amid surge in oil prices and rising government bond yields
Technology stocks under pressure as leaders of top AI companies push for slower pace of development
Woman (63) sent for trial accused of murdering man stabbed after house party
Tatjana Talockina, a Latvian national, has been returned for trial to the Central Criminal Court
Two more men due in court over fatal Leopardstown brawl
Siminic Rostas (24) died in incident last month having suffered ‘catastrophic injuries’
‘There’s nothing wrong with the bags’: inside Dublin’s latest waste war
Dublin City Council says it has received more than 400 submissions from Dublin 7 residents on removal of bags
Tycoon king of the castles: Magnate Hearst built pleasure-domes from California to Galway
American newspaper giant’s ties to Ireland stretch back to a childhood visit to Dublin
Last Days of Dalymount: John Francis Flynn’s blistering folk barrage is soaring and sad
Stadium on the northside of Dublin, set for the wrecking ball having hosted Bohs games since 1901, holds a grand farewell
What decisions about third level do you have to make?
Higher Options at the RDS allows students to speak to representatives from a wide range of third-level institutions
‘September can be a shock to the system’: Congestion in Dublin and the return of the school run
‘We’re going to work – and leaving them off, hoping the bus will show up’
Heat from Poolbeg incinerator to be piped under Dodder to homes in Dublin’s Docklands
Dublin City Council said it hopes to begin work next year and have properties connected by 2028
‘No tolerance’ for public disorder during Trump visit – Garda Commissioner
Justin Kelly says Trump visit will be one of the biggest policing operations in ‘history of the State’
LDA agrees to buy what will be Ireland’s tallest building
Some construction works have begun on the €220m project, which is due for completion in three years
Harry Styles announces two gigs in Croke Park next summer
Singer sent cryptic email to fans on Wednesday, revealing plans for more Together Together tour dates
Living and dead cockroaches scattered throughout pub among reasons for FSAI closure order
Food safety watchdog says orders followed evidence of pest activity and poor hygiene
Trump visit will see Phoenix Park closed and restricted access in west Clare
There will be road closures and bus diversions in Dublin and traffic diversions at Doonbeg
More on-street parking spaces would be allocated to bike bunkers under ‘sustainable kerbside’ policy
Report to council mobility committee notes reallocation of spaces ‘likely to be not well received’ by some
‘Powerful storms are more common’: Threat of rising sea levels and coast erosion in Galway
A fifth of State’s coastline is at grave risk from hazards such as flooding, with climate change playing key role
The Irish Times view on Dublin’s clampers: an endangered species
It remains to be seen if the new system can deliver a better result
Taoiseach says gardaí prepared for Trump visit in wake of reported drone sighting
Defence analyst Declan Power says reported drone over Irish Sea would be ‘classic example of hybrid warfare’
Two further arrests after fatal violent incident in Leopardstown
Siminic Rostas (24) died in incident last month having suffered ‘catastrophic injuries’
Man in court charged over serious assault in Co Meath
Des Shiels from Balbriggan charged with assault causing harm, production of an article and threats to kill or cause harm
Dear Power City, it’s over between us – and it’s you, not me
How hard is it to deliver a fridge? Impossible if it’s coming from this electrical retailer, it seems
Mother of Dubliner charged with Israeli arms plant damage in Germany calls for trial observer
Daniel Tatlow-Devally was arrested along with four other Palestinian activists, after they broke into the Elbit Systems Deutschland facility
Boy (8) died after being seriously injured while riding ‘dangerously defective’ quad bike
Finn McGrath was airlifted to Temple Street hospital after Co Monaghan incident in August 2024, inquest hears
‘Experienced swimmer’ drowned on day of rough sea conditions in Dublin, inquest told
Open verdict recorded in the case of Paul McSweeney (65), who was found unconscious on Sandycove seafront
Here is something you do not often see: an optimistic column on the climate crisis
Regardless of what politicians say or do, people are starting to demand and deliver change locally
Flood map: See the Irish coastline areas at ‘very high’ risk from flooding, erosion or sea level rise
Interactive online map allows public to check exposure to risks in their own area
‘Wholly and entirely insufficient’: BAM parent firm criticised over delivery of new children’s hospital
‘Focus, capability, and sufficient resourcing by BAM Ireland’ required, Minister for Health says in letter
New €43m swimming pool approved to replace leisure centre being demolished for MetroLink
Facility in Ringsend will be fully funded by Transport Infrastructure Ireland
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