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54 units at Hazelbrook Square in Churchtown are fully let and have strong reversionary potential

Rather than downsize, the late Connie Doody engaged an architect to create a bright, modern house on the site of her original family home in Dublin 14

Ten rallies are being held in Irish towns and cities in support of School Strikes for Climate

Make like an Easter Bunny and hop along to some of the great breaks and days out on offer

‘People who were promised housing two years ago can expect to die on the street’

A nation of islanders, we can’t resist the lure of the sea. To satisfy those cravings we’ve put together a list of great seaside activities and lovely places to eat and sleep

Large Rising collection to be auctioned including medals awarded to Seán T O’Kelly

Not only are they painterly, vivid and gorgeous, ‘pictorial’ meadows are extremely supportive of pollinators

Judging these colourful flowers is an exacting process; you can see it in action today in Greystones

If you want your garden to be brimming with tasty produce this summer, then it’s time to get sowing

Three men allegedly connected to international operation to import ecstasy

Water charges are a new reality. It’s the end of the line for long, luxurious baths and time to work out how best to cut down on water usage in the home

Famine folly may have future attraction

Long serving Labour councillor Jane Dillon Byrne narrowly missed out on final seat

Stolen jewellery, computers and vehicle recovered by gardaí

Plans in place to re-open at least five more outlets next week

Trial of Thomas Byrne (47) hears he borrowed €11.4m from INBS in 15 months