The average rent for a two-bedroom apartment in Dublin has surpassed €2,200, attributed to a decline in available properties.

CDU interior expert Alexander Throm stated that Italy could 'break' the new EU asylum system amidst an ongoing dispute over the return of asylum seekers under Dublin rules, as Italy refuses to accept migrants from Germany.

Barry Chandler, known as Cork's 'whiskey evangelist,' is set to host a whiskey tasting experience aboard Stena Line's Dublin-Hollyhead service later this month.

Moby performed the 'Father Ted' favorite 'My Lovely Horse' during a live show in Dublin, jokingly suggesting it could be a new national anthem.

Keogh’s Crisps is planning a 50% production boost with the development of a new state-of-the-art factory in north Co Dublin.

A 37-year-old man was refused bail in a €1.2 million cannabis case after a haul was discovered following a burglary report, with a 'covert camera' found at his Dublin flat.

The Netherlands will begin processing 'Dublin' transfers of migrants back to Italy for those who arrived after June 12, becoming the sixth country to do so, following Finland and Sweden.

University College Dublin (UCD) staff have been informed that they will not be subjected to 'invasive surveillance' as part of the institution's new hybrid working policy.

A claim that Dublin Bus hired drivers from overseas due to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs has been debunked, with the company confirming the recruitment is a response to a severe driver shortage.

A strike by care workers in Dublin has concluded after the Labour Court recommended that a pay review process be allowed to proceed. The Irish Workers Union stated that action could resume if progress is not made.

A stolen Toyota SUV sped the wrong way down a Dublin roadway in the early hours of the morning to evade gardaí, after being stolen in the Drumcondra suburb.

Fiosrú, the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission, has sent a file to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) regarding the death of Paul Butler, 51, following an interaction with gardaí in Dublin.

An Irish doctor, recently jailed in the UK for sexually assaulting patients, was previously employed at St Michael’s House in Ballymun, Dublin. The care centre states it followed all Medical Council safeguards and will review for any lessons learned.

The Italian government is reportedly considering extending the suspension of Schengen rules with Spain, while expressing concerns about Ceuta. Austria has already transferred four refugees to Italy under the Dublin Regulation.

A 49-year-old Dublin lorry driver has pleaded not guilty to causing the death of father-of-five Danielle Lavelle by dangerous driving.

A Dublin grandfather, previously too ill for open-heart surgery, credits a new medical treatment with giving him his life back. His story highlights advancements in cardiac care.

A stolen Audi has been recovered in Dublin following a home raid in Wicklow, though a second vehicle remains missing.

Italy's opposition parties have criticized Prime Minister Meloni's government over its migration policies, citing issues from the Ceuta crisis to European solidarity and the management of Dublin regulations. They argue that Meloni's sovereignist approach weakens the EU and isolates Italy.

Italian Ambassador to Ireland, Nicola Faganello, visited the Italian Navy ship Etna during its port call in Dublin, where it is engaged in a training campaign for cadets from the Livorno Naval Academy.

A family-run business in County Wexford has been completely destroyed by a fire, leaving the owners devastated. This incident follows the recent expansion of the same business with a new showroom opening in Dublin.

A planning application has been submitted to Dublin City Council to convert the former Ulster Bank building on O'Connell Street into a new shop and restaurant.

A local man who helped preserve the history of Dublin's Liberties neighborhood is being remembered amidst concerns that the area is "sadly dying" and fading away.

An article offers advice on solo adventuring in Ireland, emphasizing the importance of embracing spontaneity and 'going with the flow' for those transitioning from life in the US to Dublin.

Irish Rail services connecting Dublin and Munster have been affected following an incident, leading to line closures and emergency services attending the scene.

The story of Hazel Mullen, a teen girl grisly slain in a south Dublin restaurant, is recounted, detailing how her killer, Shan Mohangi, later became a politician in South Africa after strangling, dismembering, and attempting to burn her remains.

An investigation is underway after a Garda patrol car was rammed by a stolen vehicle in the early hours of the morning in County Dublin, Ireland.

A herd of Old Irish goats is being utilized to help reduce the risk of wildfires in the uplands of Dublin.

Incidents on Dublin's Luas tram system, including a teenager being dragged along a platform and a dog owner dragged after their pet boarded, have prompted calls for anti-drag technology.

Celebrated Dublin painter and sculptor Guggi discusses his upbringing with U2 frontman Bono and Gavin Friday, his career trajectory, and how a serious health scare influenced his artistic approach.

Gardaí in Dublin are responding nightly to incidents involving gangs of teenage boys who steal cars and post videos of themselves driving at extreme speeds on TikTok.

Gardaí have arrested a man and a woman, both in their 40s, as part of an investigation into a series of burglaries in South Dublin.

Dublin City Council has turned down proposals for new homes, citing concerns over refurbishment costs and issues with "overholding" tenants.

The Dublin club Naomh Barróg successfully converted a site originally planned for a women’s prison into a sporting sanctuary, emphasizing an inclusive approach for all children in Kilbarrack and Foxfield.

Twenty-nine homes built without planning permission at Chianti Park in South Dublin are set to be razed to the ground, following a judge's criticism of the developers' 'unbelievable chutzpah'.

Profits at UPMC's Dublin sports surgery clinic have surged to almost €10 million, following the US healthcare group's acquisition of the Santry facility in 2023.

The early release of Alison Chawke from prison has ignited controversy, with questions raised about whether she received special treatment. A Sinn Féin TD has called for serious questions to be answered regarding the decision.

Dublin's recently elevated Catholic cathedral is set to close for a €17 million renovation project aimed at preserving one of the city's most important church buildings.

The Raheny driving test centre in Dublin is set to close in September, despite existing wait times of up to six months, or 29 weeks. The Road Safety Authority has stated this is a temporary measure, expected to last between six months and two years.

Concerns are rising about the emergence of 'legal deserts' in Ireland, as 479 out of 581 trainee solicitors opt for contracts in Dublin, leaving other regions underserved.

Irish drone delivery company Manna is set to launch services in Dallas, marking an acceleration of its US rollout after pausing deliveries in Dublin earlier this year.

Rome has offered an agreement to Berlin regarding migrants, proposing that Germany retain a number of 'Dublin' returnees equivalent to the irregular migrants who have arrived in Italy via German NGOs. The proposal aims to avoid a standoff between the two nations.

Residents in Drumcondra, Dublin, blocked a busy street during morning rush hour to protest dangerous traffic conditions and demand immediate safety measures, citing car damage, safety issues, and aggression.

A woman in her 20s has been charged following an assault in Dublin that left a man seriously injured and receiving hospital treatment.

Daniel Kinahan, an alleged international crime boss, has been extradited from Dubai to Ireland. He was subsequently charged in Dublin on August 9th with directing a criminal organization.

Donna Gartland, the chief executive of Codema (Dublin’s Energy Agency), shares her career journey, from starting as an apprentice electrician to her current role, and discusses topics like district heating and four-day work weeks.

The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) in Dublin is facing a strike-out ultimatum in the case of a civil servant accused of leaking information to a foreign power. This deadline could impact the continuation of the legal proceedings.

Dublin Zoo is inviting children to participate in a competition to test three new animal-themed playgrounds, with the winner receiving a VIP Day at the zoo.

Germany's Interior Ministry announced it would return a Somali asylum seeker to Italy, prompting a strong reaction from Matteo Salvini, who stated Italy is not Europe's refugee camp and urged Berlin to rein in German NGOs.

Construction is set to commence within weeks on a new five-storey City Library in Dublin's city center, marking a significant development for the area.

The six finalists for the Darby Ryan international poetry contest have been revealed, with a Dublin student winning the inaugural school section of the competition.

Germany anticipates receiving 12,000 asylum seekers in 2026, with many having arrived from Italy, as Berlin considers its right to transfer Dublin Regulation applicants who entered the country this year.

Residents Declan Bermingham and Terry Moore describe their experiences living in Dublin's Phoenix Park, encountering homeless individuals and those without hope, while also dealing with public scrutiny as people frequently look over their fence and take photos.

Dubliner Djamel White's debut novel, 'All Them Dogs,' is experiencing soaring demand from booksellers after being included on the longlist for the prestigious Booker Prize.

A receptionist earning €30,000 in Dublin is diligently saving money with the goal of emigrating to Australia.

Eight teenagers and an adult male were taken to the hospital after a car, in which the juveniles were traveling, drove the wrong way down a motorway ramp and collided head-on with another vehicle on the M50 in Dublin.

A Dublin sailor is undertaking a solo, non-stop, unassisted race around the world to raise money for charity, motivated by his father's battle with Parkinson's disease.

Daniel Kinahan, last seen in Dublin over a decade ago, is expected to find a significantly altered landscape upon his potential return to Ireland after ten years in exile.

After a six-month stay in Dublin, author Sasha Piton reflects on Ireland's values, believing the country protects art and the importance of slowing down more than it often gets credit for.

Uisce Éireann has announced the lifting of the hosepipe ban for 13 counties, including Cork and Dublin, thanking the public for their cooperation during the restrictions.

A Dublin-based energy company is setting its sights on developing a massive €300 million solar farm project in Longford.

A travel writer's visit to Dublin included an unexpected highlight: a supermarket, which she deemed a must-see destination, as featured in a compilation of the week's best longreads.

Italy's Interior Minister, Piantedosi, launched an attack on German NGOs during a summit with Berlin, as he prepares for bilateral talks on Dublin regulations, with a stop and fine issued for SeaWatch and Schengen suspension with Madrid remaining.

Dance-rock philosopher Moby captivated thousands of fans in Dublin, delivering a performance that transported the audience back to a simpler time with his iconic music.

An international think-tank has labeled Irish housing as 'seriously unaffordable,' though it noted a slight improvement in affordability for Dublin.

Actress Ruth Negga has pulled out of a play that was scheduled to run at the Gaiety Theatre next month as part of this year's Dublin Theatre Festival.

Free heart and hearing health checks will be available in Dublin next week as part of a public health initiative.

Four men have been arrested in Dublin in connection with burglaries after gardaí stopped a Volvo S40 with false registration plates and recovered gloves and face coverings from the vehicle.

Iarnród Éireann has reintroduced trolley service on its Galway–Dublin train route as part of a new catering trial.

A pilot catering trolley service is making a comeback on the Dublin/Galway train route, operating for six months on three daily services in each direction.

An Iranian man, who describes himself as an anti-Islam activist, has been sent forward for trial on charges of carrying out an arson attack at a Dublin mosque. The case will proceed to a full trial.

Ireland's police watchdog has sent a file to the Director of Public Prosecutions following the death of a man in Dublin.

The Continental Scrabble Championship recently took place in Dublin, highlighting the enduring popularity of board games.

Dublin City Council's heritage plaque program recognizes significant events and people, ranging from The Beatles' first Irish show to the Ballyfermot train ambush, raising questions about the decision-making process for such recognition.

A teenage boy was rushed to the hospital after being found on Greencastle Road in Coolock, Dublin 17, following an e-scooter incident. Gardaí are appealing for witnesses.

OpenAI has clarified that it is not acquiring a teenager's startup, despite an apparent announcement made at a Dublin event that generated cheers.

Four individuals attended Mater Misericordiae University Hospital's eye emergency department in Dublin with symptoms of solar retinopathy in the week following the recent eclipse.

Rosie O'Donnell, who has been residing in Dublin since January 2025, entertained audiences with stories about Ireland during her guest hosting stint on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Locals in the Dublin mountains have expressed satisfaction with an order to knock down 29 modular houses built near the Dublin-Wicklow border, concluding a year-long dispute.

Inspections of homeless accommodation in Dublin, conducted on behalf of the Dublin Regional Homeless Executive, revealed a range of issues including mould, pests, and fire alarm problems.

Only 15 asylum seekers have been returned from Germany to Italy in the last three years under the Meloni government, despite 35,000 requests under the Dublin Regulation.

Boutique hotels in Cork and Dublin, part of the Chesway Collection, are uniting to back a charity climb for Breakthrough Cancer Research. Funds raised will directly support research to improve cancer treatments and increase survival rates, particularly for difficult-to-treat cancers.

A survey indicates that parents in Dublin and Cork largely support the removal of religious patrons from schools. This reflects a broader sentiment among parents regarding changes to religious ethos in the Irish education system.

A 33-year-old foreign national was arrested at Porto Airport for possessing and using a fake document while attempting to board a flight to Dublin.

Louth County Council stated that the National Transport Authority (NTA) was responsible for the decision to implement the controversial Hill Street Bridge bus stop, as the previous Dublin Street stop was deemed unsafe for passengers.

Suad Mooge, the Dublin Rose, has been subjected to a barrage of racist abuse on social media since her selection, though festival organizers are reportedly checking in on her.

Dublin's 200-year-old St Mary's Cathedral is set to close this week for multi-million-euro renovations, aiming to prepare the church to serve future generations.

A stolen car collided with a garda patrol vehicle in County Dublin, after which the occupants of the stolen car fled the scene. The driver of the patrol car was uninjured.

Irish healthcare workers brought a blanket, featuring a square for each child killed in Gaza, to a bustling Dublin street to highlight the plight of their Palestinian colleagues killed and jailed since October 2023.

Gazan paracyclists took part in a solidarity cycle from Dublin to Belfast, highlighting the importance of Ireland for Palestinian Paralympics hopefuls.

A dispute over amenities in a Dublin apartment complex has led to social tenants lodging multiple discrimination cases, with one tenant already awarded €2,500 in damages for being blocked from using the on-site gym.

High tensions have arisen between Italy and Germany concerning migrant expulsions, with Germany's Merz seeking to send 'Dubliners' back to Italy and discussions involving police at airports.

Two men have been charged in connection with a €1.2 million cannabis seizure following a burglary in Dublin. A neighbor observed a man with his hands cable-tied behind his back moments before gardaí arrived.

Swimmers in Seapoint, Dublin, are increasingly purchasing 'sting suits' and warnings have been issued due to a significant bloom of jellyfish in coastal waters.

The Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra is set to begin its world tour on August 16 in Warsaw, with performances scheduled in London, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Dublin, and New York.

Dublin's Phoenix Park is highlighted as a paradise for runners of all levels, cherished by notable athletes like Eamonn Coghlan and Catherina McKiernan, with one runner remarking, "if heaven is as good as this, we’ll be all right."

Entrepreneurial couple Frankie Sheahan and Norma Murphy share their journey from bankruptcy to securing Oprah Winfrey for an upcoming appearance in Dublin, discussing their marriage, working together, and recovering from financial hardship.

Suad, representing Dublin, has emerged as an early favorite in the betting for the upcoming Rose of Tralee festival. Excitement is building as the competition approaches.

A parking firm clamped a rival company's van in Dublin city centre, ahead of Apcoa taking over the council's parking enforcement contract from Q-Park in the coming months.

Dublin City Council is incurring costs of €1,000 per day due to 'bin scavenging' for plastic bottles and cans, impacting waste management efforts.

Dublin City Council is incurring nearly €1,000 daily due to 'bin scavenging' for bottles and cans, which damages bins and contributes to litter as people try to cash in on unreturned containers.

A house in Ballymun, north Dublin, sustained bullet holes in its windows in what gardaí suspect was a feud-related attack targeting a 38-year-old man known to authorities.

From May to September, Phoenix Park in Dublin hosts the All Ireland Polo Club, where the sounds of galloping hooves, players' shouts, and enthusiastic commentary fill the air, likened to 'hurling on horses'.

The International, a long-standing cultural hub in Dublin City, continues to host vibrant Monday night events featuring musicians, poets, and comedians.

The Dublin Rose has expressed gratitude for the overwhelming love and support received from the festival community following a 'horrible' incident of racist abuse. She stated that the positive messages have been significantly louder than the negativity.

A plane was forced to make an unexpected stop in Dublin after reports of smoke in the cabin, which was traced back to a portable power bank.

Dublin Airport has recorded its busiest month since its opening in 1940, indicating a significant increase in summer holiday travel abroad this year.

A 'Do Not Swim' order has been issued for a beach in Dublin, Ireland, for the next three days, citing safety concerns for beachgoers due to a waste overflow incident.

Officials report that almost all drivers in Dublin's Phoenix Park break the speed limit, creating a significant problem for visitors to the historic attraction, which is intended as a destination rather than a through road.

Industrial action is set to proceed at Oberstown Children Detention Campus in north Co Dublin after talks broke down, stemming from an ongoing dispute over resourcing and safe staffing.

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council has announced that applications are now open for 40 'affordable' one-bedroom apartments in Stillorgan, south Dublin, with prices starting from €255,000. The development aims to offer modern living in a desirable neighborhood.

Authorities are investigating a firearm discharge incident that occurred in Ballymun, Co Dublin, and are asking anyone with information to contact Ballymun Garda Station.

A woman from Louth achieved the runner-up position in the highly anticipated Best Dressed competition at the Dublin Horse Show.

As the 'skinification' of the scalp trend grows, experts like Professor Desmond Tobin of University College Dublin weigh in on the usefulness of a good scalp cleanse, noting its relevance can depend on one's location.

Dublin Bus has hired almost 100 drivers from South Africa as part of an initiative to address driver shortages. The recruitment drive highlights the experiences of new drivers joining the company.

Artists in Dublin are increasingly forced to use unconventional spaces like pubs and hospitals for their work due to a lack of dedicated venues and workspaces, with many requiring such facilities to earn a living.

Irish singer-songwriter Cat Dowling, known as the frontwoman of Dublin band Alphastates, has died at the age of 54 after more than two decades in the Irish music scene.

The family of the late journalist Veronica Guerin donated €142,902 to St Francis Hospice in her memory, raised at an event hosted by her brother Jimmy Guerin and other family members in Dublin.

A new report reveals that an arson attack on a mosque in Dublin was followed by online calls for copycat crimes, with Meta reportedly reviewing the posted content.

A 50-year-old Moroccan man, who arrived in Dún Laoghaire by boat without identity documents, was arrested and subsequently granted bail after appearing in Dublin District Court.

A total of 95 homes at Oscar Traynor Woods in north Dublin will be offered for sale next month, with prices starting from €251,000 and an average discount of 22% off their open market value.

Taoiseach to remotely Ukraine Coalition of the Willing, data centre water usage almost doubles during summer months, and NI Secretary to make first official visit to Dublin

While planning is in place for 80,000 new homes in Dublin, a new report indicates that work has commenced on less than half of these, with 33,623 units under construction in the second quarter.

Scientists in Dublin have discovered that neighborhoods located near urban waterways, such as canals, can experience a temperature drop of up to 2°C during heatwaves, providing a natural cooling solution.

The Dublin rock band Fontaines D.C. is recognized as one of Ireland's most significant success stories in recent music history.

The future of Liffey Valley Park at the western edge of Dublin city, stretching from Chapelizod to Lucan, remains uncertain as plans for its development have changed over the years.

Italian Minister Piantedosi has downplayed concerns regarding 'Dublinantes' (migrants under the Dublin Regulation), stating there are 'no problems' despite 5,600 arrivals since the new mechanism began, with only three returns to date.

Over 5,300 students across Ireland have received their Leaving Certificate exam results, with many schools reporting strong performances. Students expressed excitement and relief as they marked the end of their secondary education journey.

A 'Do Not Swim' order has been issued for a beach in Dublin, indicating potential health risks for swimmers.

Four members of an organized burglary gang were arrested following a 'containment operation' on the M50 motorway in Dublin, with their vehicle linked to multiple incidents nationwide.

Two men have been arrested in west Dublin following a multi-unit garda pursuit of a suspected burglary gang. Specialist and plain-clothes garda units were involved in the operation.

Irish Rail has warned of delays up to 90 minutes on Dublin services due to a signalling issue. Commuters are advised to expect significant disruptions to their journeys.

Legal files are being prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions regarding the deaths of a man struck by a bus in Dublin in February and a three-year-old child struck by a car in Finglas in March.

Dublin's main mortuary is reportedly operating at double its capacity, leading to warnings from the funeral directors' association chief about staff working in "less than ideal" conditions.

A plan for 28 digital roadside advertising displays in South Dublin is facing backlash, with warnings from the Road Safety Authority that they could distract drivers.

Austria has begun returning asylum seekers to Italy under the Dublin Regulation, with four individuals already transferred. An agency confirmed that Austria is sending asylum seekers back to Italy.

Dublin criminal Sean McGovern has initiated judicial review proceedings, naming the Irish Prison Service and the Minister for Justice in his legal action against the governor of Portlaoise Prison.

Trinity College has expressed deep concern regarding the refusal of visas for students from Gaza, prompting a protest to be held outside the Department of Justice's offices in Dublin city centre.

Dublin sextet Madra Salach is gaining a strong live reputation on the 2026 festival circuit for their modern and timeless approach to traditional Irish folk music.

Switzerland has approved the transfer of refugees to Italy, following Germany's lead on 'Dublin' transfers, with a Somali citizen slated for expulsion now granted ecclesiastical asylum in Nuremberg.

Culture Night is set to launch in Dublin, featuring over 300 indoor and outdoor events, ranging from tattoo workshops to ancient dances, scheduled to run on September 18.

Emergency accommodation facilities for homeless people in Dublin have been found to have issues including pest infestations and faulty fire alarms, leading to rooms being unavailable.

Dublin City Council has shredded over 200 lockboxes as part of its efforts to combat illegal short-term rental properties.

An ongoing dispute between Italy and Germany over 'Dublin' asylum seekers, particularly a 22-year-old Somali woman first identified in Italy, is expected to reach a turning point.

There is shock in Carlow following an M9 crash involving three sisters and a young nephew who were en route to Dublin Airport, with a minister wishing the family a speedy recovery.

Campaigners for Friedreich’s ataxia are planning a protest in Dublin, asserting that 'Our lives are worth more than money' in their fight for better support and treatment.

Dublin City Council has begun installing 10 new zebra crossings, marking their return to the city's streets. The new designs are expected to be more cost-effective than previous versions.

Kiran Srinivasan was caught in a sting operation after traveling from Dublin to Donegal, having rented an Airbnb following explicit messages exchanged with a decoy posing as a 13-year-old girl from the group Justice Reborn.

Residents in Clondalkin are largely opposing the rezoning of open space owned by the Coldcut Club for housing development, with nearly all submissions to South Dublin County Council rejecting the proposal.

A major conference in Dublin, Ireland, addressed pressing issues in public law, focusing on the intersection of political relevance and technological revolutions.

Extradited Dubliner Daniel Kinahan will face a non-jury trial in a three-judge court, specifically established to hear cases related to terrorism and organized crime.

A report from Dublin highlights how the city's homeless population is coping with intense summer heat, seeking shelter and relying on services like the Lighthouse homeless café.

Dublin is set to host the 2026 Continental Scrabble Championship, an event that has previously taken place in cities such as Budapest and The Hague, attracting Scrabble players from across the continent.

A man who sustained serious injuries in an assault on North Great Charles Street in Dublin has died. A woman has appeared before Dublin District Court facing a charge that carries a life sentence.

Italy is refusing to take back migrants from Germany under Dublin rules, citing the number of migrants arriving in Italy on German rescue ships.

Italy has officially informed Germany that it will no longer accept migrant returns under Dublin rules, citing the new Migration Pact and a previous agreement with Berlin.

A Dublin community is experiencing a "real buzz" after the shop that sold a €3.3 million Lotto jackpot-winning ticket was revealed, creating excitement among residents.

A county-by-county tax breakdown in Ireland has revealed the extent of urban subsidies flowing to rural areas. Dublin and Cork are identified as leading contributors, with Westmeath also performing strongly in the rankings.

Four students from County Sligo and others from Meath are preparing to compete in WorldSkills Ireland, a national competition showcasing various skills. The event is set to return to Dublin, highlighting the talents of young Irish students.

Passengers traveling from Kerry to Dublin experienced an almost five-hour delay due to a 'minor technical issue' with their flight.

A player from Dublin has won a Lotto jackpot prize exceeding €3 million on the eve of an eclipse, prompting calls for Dubliners to check their tickets for the winning numbers.

A nature advocacy officer argues that a deer cull in Phoenix Park might be necessary for conservation and biodiversity, despite the public's affection for the animals. The debate centers on the best approach for managing the deer population.

Hyde bar and restaurant in Dublin is set to appoint a liquidator, reflecting a growing trend of insolvencies within the hospitality sector as pubs, clubs, and restaurants struggle with inflationary pressures.

Helen Reddy, a 60-year-old Dublin grandmother, has resumed competing in triathlons following a cancer diagnosis. She attributes her recovery and ability to cope with chemotherapy to her fitness routine and the support of her family and friends.

Stephen O’Grady, a 37-year-old builder from Cabinteely, has been charged with deception offences totaling €66,000 and is scheduled to appear in Dún Laoghaire District Court on November 25th.

Three individuals were arrested in Dublin during an operation targeting brothel keeping and money laundering in the Dublin 24 and Dublin 1 areas.

A 23-year-old Dubliner, Abi Marr, who has been driving taxis since she was 21, has launched a new taxi app with the help of TikTok, aiming to support drivers.

A couple has meticulously restored a Georgian home on Dublin's northside, which will be open to the public for a week as part of National Heritage Week, offering a glimpse into Irish cultural history.

Eleven businesses, including a popular Dublin restaurant, were issued closure orders last month by a food safety watchdog due to severe hygiene issues, including overflowing toilets and cockroach infestations.

A well-known Dublin city restaurant received a closure order after live cockroaches were found on kitchen surfaces and dead insects were discovered under a plate-warming unit and inside a microwave door.

A new report has revealed that the use of crack cocaine in Dublin is significantly higher compared to other regions across Ireland. The findings highlight a concentrated issue within the capital city.

Germany has reportedly reopened discussions on the Dublin regulation concerning migrants with Italy, indicating renewed tensions over immigration policy in Europe.

Dole Foods, a Dublin-headquartered fruit business and major banana distributor, reported a drop in its share price as the ongoing Middle East conflict negatively affected its profits.

A personal account details the experience of moving to a new country and feeling like a 'proper Dubliner' after a neighbor reported their dogs, highlighting the challenges and unique interactions of settling in.

Erin College, an English language school with branches in Dublin and Cork, has been mandated by the High Court to establish an 'untouchable bank account' to safeguard refunds for foreign students who paid fees upfront but were unable to attend.

Dublin police have seized a $1.5 million haul of meth and cannabis at Dublin airport, which arrived on a flight from Canada, with a woman in her 50s detained.

A man from Kerry is undertaking the challenge of running all 4,400 streets of Dublin while sleeping rough, aiming to draw attention to the issue of homelessness.

The cost of lunch in Dublin has significantly increased, with a tenner no longer sufficient to cover a meal, a stark contrast to the 2010s.

A section of the M50 motorway in Dublin was closed this morning due to a collision involving two vehicles.

A commemoration event for journalist Veronica Guerin has successfully raised €120,000 for a north Dublin hospice, with the Guerin family set to present the cheque to St Francis Hospice to support its building and redevelopment program.