Records reveal how Dublin City Council discovered a diesel leak in the River Liffey, which spread approximately 2km from the Samuel Beckett Bridge before being spotted.

A second leak has been discovered entering the River Liffey in Dublin, near the Samuel Beckett Bridge, though its source is reportedly unrelated to a previous Irish Rail leak.

A man died in Dublin after swimming across the River Liffey, following an earlier knife attack. A post-mortem examination is scheduled to determine the cause of death.

A daily news briefing covers key events including Fine Gael's performance in Galway West, a diesel leak into the River Liffey, and a tragedy that occurred at a Dublin beach.

Another leak has been discovered in the River Liffey, close to the Samuel Beckett Bridge, according to The Journal.

A man who died after swimming across the River Liffey following an attack was remembered as a 'free spirit' at his funeral, where the parish priest spoke of the family's pain after losing another son in 2014.

A Dublin man died after swimming across the River Liffey following an assault, a tragedy compounded by the fact that his brother was previously lost in an unsolved murder.

Diesel has been leaking into Dublin's River Liffey from an Irish Rail fuel storage facility for over a year, with the issue discovered in March 2025 but remaining unfixed.

The Coast Guard has deployed a helicopter to search the River Liffey following reports that a man was seen entering the water.

A man who died while in Garda custody was suspected of stabbing another man who subsequently died after jumping into the River Liffey. Authorities are investigating the connection between the two deaths.