Investigators found 6,000 cases of suspected welfare fraud last year
Data covering a six-year period shows suspected fraud arises most frequently in jobseekers claims
James Geoghegan
Emma Blain: ‘I don’t think my dad with dementia is fully aware that I’m the Lord Mayor of Dublin’
The new Fine Gael mayor has three big priorities: dementia awareness, getting more girls into sport, and a special St Patrick’s Day project
Retired Supreme Court judge Hugh Geoghegan left €6.2m estate
Former Moneycorp Europe chief executive Bryan McSharry left €3.77m
Hard not to greet the Dublin City Taskforce report with cynicism
Five months and a lot of fanfare later, we’re back to where we started
Kate O’Connell turned down for place on Fine Gael ticket in Dublin Bay South, says party
High-profile former TD has announced she is running as an Independent
Nell McCafferty’s funeral to take place in Derry on Friday
A book of condolences for the founding member of the Irish Women’s Liberation Movement has been opened
Daniel Wiffen sings and Kellie Harrington takes the biscuit at Irish Olympic homecoming
Simon Harris sounded giddy with excitement as large crowds gathered at the GPO
Retired Supreme Court judge Hugh Geoghegan dies aged 86
Father of Dublin Lord Mayor James Geoghegan came from family steeped in law
Michael Collins banished but Enda Kenny welcomed back to Taoiseach’s office for Harris visit
Hugs between old allies in Government Buildings but friction is building in another Blueshirt bastion
Three places that tell the story of the local elections
The same story played out nationally in the local elections: Fine Gael holding its own, Independents storming ahead and scores of Sinn Féin candidates left trailing
Businesses divided over Sandymount Green pedestrianisation but families firmly in favour
Northeastern side of Sandymount Green will be pedestrianised every weekend, starting from today
More gardaí on the streets of Dublin won’t repair its broken soul
We are in a doom-loop media cycle about the state of Dublin, with hyperbolic and classist commentary focusing on crime. Dublin City Council must focus on community and culture
Dublin City Council pays 40% over the odds for construction of social housing, audit finds
Public policy expert commissioned by the council said council’s ability to manage costs was ‘severely restricted’
Planning regulator declines council invite to discuss build-to-rent orders
Niall Cussen concerned Dublin City Council meeting could spur requests from others
Regulator asked to explain opposition to build-to-rent restrictions
Office of the Planning Regulator to be called to meeting of Dublin City Council
Face masks and Facebook among €236,000 spent on Dublin Bay South byelection
Bacik helped to victory by social media manager from Corbyn’s Labour Party
Miriam Lord’s 2021 Awards: Coalition had to Sinn and bear it in the year of Mary Lou
Danny Healy-Rae left to his own device as Zapponegate saw Government rocked by a role
Dublin City Council to reconsider sale of plot for 850 homes to developer
Councillors asked to approve Glenveagh development of Oscar Traynor lands
New cyclepath in Ballsbridge would ‘destroy village’, traders claim
Group says removing parking spaces to facilitate ‘vociferous cycling lobby’ is ‘ageist’
Byelection tweet criticised by Fine Gael Senators at party meeting
Doherty reported to have said she was ‘ashamed’ of polling day social media post
Naughton hopes O’Connell seeks FG’s nomination in next election
The party lost its seat in DBS with byelection candidate James Geoghegan
Bacik ‘over the moon’ as she wins Dublin Bay South byelection
Fine Gael’s James Geoghegan polls second and Sinn Féin’s Lynn Boylan takes third
Dublin Bay South byelection: Where did Fine Gael go wrong?
From ‘daft’ tweets to ignoring biggest threat – it’s hard to claim Geoghegan’s campaign was a success
The Irish Times view on the Dublin Bay South byelection: Ivana Bacik triumphs
A remarkable victory has given the Labour Party a badly-needed morale boost
Dublin Bay South: Turnout up in Sinn Féin stronghold but reportedly down elsewhere
General turnout unlikely to top 40%, as Bacik and Geoghegan considered frontrunners
Dublin Bay South byelection turnout will have strong bearing on outcome
Contest likely to be a two-horse race between FG’s James Geoghegan and Labour’s Ivana Bacik
Claire Byrne confident Green votes will sprout in Dublin Bay South
Candidate believes party’s strong base in constituency will show in Thursday’s vote
Canvassing with Ivana Bacik: ‘She’s been a wonderful worker really’
Labour candidate is in what seems to be two-horse race in Dublin Bay South
Dublin Bay South byelection candidates back Siptu pension age campaign
Drive to halt increase in pension age backed by Labour, Sinn Féin, Green, Fianna Fáil, Social Democrats and PBP
Miriam Lord: Sinn Féin condemned to linguistic knots over Jerry McCabe
Party leader Mary Lou McDonald and TD Martin Browne were singing different songs
Sandymount cycle path a hot topic in Dublin Bay South byelection
Contentious scheme is also the subject of a high-profile High Court legal dispute
Podcast: What's happening in the Dublin Bay South byelection?
Pat Leahy speaks to Sorcha Pollak on the national significance of next week’s vote
Dublin Bay South byelection: Bacik picking up support across party lines
Opinion Poll: Byelection too close to call
The Irish Times view on the Dublin Bay South byelection: transfers will decide it
It appears the real battle for the seat will be between Fine Gael’s James Geoghegan and Ivana Bacik of the Labour Party
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