An investigation revealed that Tusla, Ireland's child and family agency, did not always properly record allegations of abuse and neglect made against foster carers in Dublin, with management failures in two out of 17 cases.

Demonstrations in Dublin against high fuel prices have led to significant disruptions, with the Dublin Fire Brigade appealing to protesters after experiencing delays in responding to emergencies.

Dublin commuters experienced severe gridlock for a second consecutive day due to ongoing fuel protests. Protesters have indicated that the blockade is 'indefinite'.

Magdalena Blažević's novel 'U kasno ljeto' has been shortlisted for the Dublin Literary Award, following its earlier shortlisting for the EBRD Literature Prize.

The chief of Dún Laoghaire council has recommended designating golf course lands for future housing, a move opposed by hundreds of Stepaside locals and the golf course owner in south Dublin.

A Dubliner has been sentenced to prison for conning over 100 US victims out of more than $2.5 million for home repairs after arriving in the country on a tourist visa.

An Irish commuter from Laois shared her experience with the challenging journey to Dublin, explaining that leaving even 20 minutes later than 5:30 AM can turn her commute into 'chaos'.

Fuel protests are ongoing, leading to significant road delays and blockages on major routes, while the government reported an increase of €6 million in excise duties last month.

Houses acquired by Dublin City Council more than seven years ago for social housing in Drumcondra may be sold back to the private market or face demolition.

Irish police (Gardaí) have issued warnings about potential traffic disruption on major routes to Dublin following calls for a nationwide fuel protest.

Gardaí have issued warnings about significant traffic disruption expected on major routes into Dublin due to a nationwide fuel protest taking place this morning.

A 27-year-old Somali national has been refused bail and remanded in custody after being accused of stabbing twin teenage sisters and a passerby in Dublin.

Motorists in Dublin have been warned of potential disruptions to commuting routes due to protests organized over spiraling diesel, petrol, and home heating oil prices. These price increases are attributed to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

An Aer Lingus passenger jet was forced to approach Dublin airport sideways for landing during severe gales and blustery showers brought by Storm Dave.

Authorities report that the former home of Kinahan Cartel lieutenant Sean McGovern in Dublin remains empty, with refurbishment efforts stalled due to 'constant intimidation' of contractors by criminals.

Ireland is marking the 110th anniversary of the Easter Rising with a ceremony led by President Connolly at the GPO. This year's commemoration continues a tradition that resumed in 2006 after a 35-year hiatus due to sensitivities surrounding The Troubles.

Fine Gael's Dublin Central candidate Ray McAdam discussed his political journey and revealed he was named after an uncle killed by the IRA.

Storm Dave has brought strong winds and heavy rain to Ireland, leading to 17 flight cancellations at Dublin Airport, diversions to Shannon, and widespread power outages affecting over 18,000 homes and businesses. Weather warnings remain in place across the country.

The Middle East war is significantly impacting Ireland, leading to concerns over cost-of-living fallout, potential major hits to tourism as Americans may reduce international travel, and government warnings for the public to conserve energy if the Iran crisis persists, including advice on carpooling and doing laundry at night.

If you are looking for an atmospheric series full of tension, mystery, and psychological depth, then The Dublin Murders is a choice worth your attention.

A hotel review praises Haddington House Hotel in Dublin as a favorite, despite some lacking in-house facilities.

A prominent gang boss, known as 'Mr Big', was arrested in Dublin and is expected to be extradited to Northern Ireland to face charges related to the murder of his rival, Robbie Lawlor.

More than 20 former employees of the Southside Traveller Action Group in Dublin are still awaiting redundancy information and unpaid wages following the closure of the support organization.

The Programme Director for Dublin's long-awaited MetroLink project has announced his departure from the role, citing family reasons.

Fine Gael is reportedly moving forward with a disciplinary hearing for Senator Martin Conway, who was arrested after being found intoxicated on his hands and knees near the Gresham Hotel in Dublin.

Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern has expressed his skepticism that Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch will secure a victory in the upcoming by-election for Dublin Central.

Teacher shortages in Dublin are being exacerbated by the high cost of living, leading to a 'brain drain' as professionals seek more affordable areas. Figures in the profession suggest an urban allowance, similar to London weighting, could help alleviate recruitment difficulties.

An Irish police officer has been given a two-year road ban and a €500 fine after a judge ruled his attempts to chase two scrambler bikes constituted dangerous driving. The ruling comes as 'Grace's Law,' a crackdown on scrambler bikes, is set to be enforced.

Dublin City Councillor John Stephens has been chosen by Fianna Fáil to represent the party in the upcoming May by-election for Dublin Central. The Lord Mayor is set to face off against his deputy in the contest.

A veteran UK criminal has been identified as a person of interest in the disappearance of Icelandic man Jón Jónsson, who was last seen leaving the Bonnington Hotel in Dublin in February 2019. A Garda inquiry has yet to find any trace of him.

An inquest has revealed that a young boy found in Dublin earlier this year, in what is suspected to be a murder-suicide case involving his father, died as a result of asphyxiation.

Construction is set to commence within months on a 1,400-bed student accommodation project in Limerick, described as the largest such program outside Dublin.

An expert from Dublin City University warns that the Irish government must address the significant impact inflation will have on its infrastructure building targets.

A Ryanair flight from Dublin to Amsterdam was forced to abort its take-off after a man from Belfast allegedly assaulted a cabin crew member, according to court reports.

A Dublin solicitor and hotel investor, who faced sexual assault accusations from one of his sons, has left an estate valued at almost €50 million in his will.

Ireland's Minister for Transport has indicated that legislation to abolish the passenger cap at Dublin Airport could be in place by September.

A teenage boy, accused of hijacking and attacking an electric scooter rider at Dublin's St Stephen's Green when he was 14, has been remanded in custody pending a trial venue ruling.

A national analysis of General Practitioner (GP) numbers in Ireland reveals concerning patterns of workforce pressures, particularly in Dublin's commuter belt and along the western seaboard.

An individual shares their journey from working in retail in Dublin to studying contemporary European philosophy at the University of Luxembourg, driven by a rekindled passion for reading.

A €30 million cryptocurrency seizure from a drug dealer in Dublin has the potential to generate a massive €360 million windfall for the Irish State, according to reports.

John Daly, director of Hillsboro Fine Art in Dublin, argues that state support is crucial to address elitism within the art world. He advocates for directing a new generation of art lovers towards Irish talent.

Pubs across Dublin are anticipating one of their busiest nights of the year as nervous fans gather to watch Ireland face Czechia, expecting establishments to be absolutely packed.

Five men have been jailed for a horrific assault in which they branded the word 'RAT' on the victim's face using a cattle marker, with the judge stating their actions "bypass any notion of humanity."

RTÉ's North East Correspondent Laura Hogan reported on the difficulties faced by commuters traveling from Navan, Co Meath, and Dundalk, Co Louth, to Dublin using public transport.

Lorraine Courtney offers commentary on the ongoing discussion about implementing a nightly tourist bed tax for Dublin, questioning the city's readiness and comparing it to other tourist destinations like Rome.

Bike theft victims in Dublin are expressing frustration with the lack of response from An Garda Síochána, with one victim tracking his stolen bike to a specific location without police intervention.

An internationally acclaimed model has spoken out against a barrage of homophobic and transphobic abuse received from passers-by during a photoshoot in Dublin.

A 25-year-old man is set to be jailed after a Dublin court heard he killed a pensioner with a "back spin kick, like MMA," leading to a fatal head injury.

An Indian-origin woman who relocated to Ireland from the US reported being slapped outside her Dublin office, stating she never experienced such negativity in America.

An ISIS supporter claimed in court that he stabbed a garda and set fire to Conor McGregor’s Dublin pub as a "message to the Government and Conor McGregor."

HubSpot is investing €40 million in its Dublin operations to advance artificial intelligence capabilities, anticipating significant shifts in the SaaS industry.

Nora Corcoran, a Master’s student at Trinity College Dublin, is dedicated to breaking down barriers and improving the future for Traveller children within the Irish school system.

Michael and Rose Murray due to attend proceedings in Dublin

A new performance arts space and artists' studios are planned for Dublin city as part of the Merchant’s Quay refurbishment, including St Anthony’s Theatre.

The Irish State is in the process of purchasing 128 homes across three sites in Dublin to facilitate the construction of the MetroLink public transport project.

Stained-glass artist’s work spans more than 130 windows across Ireland and internationally

Joan Delany, wife of Irish Olympian Ronnie Delany, passed away in Dublin surrounded by family, just two days after her husband's funeral.

A major picket of Dáil Eireann was due to take place in Dublin next Tuesday.

A decision to leave a park and playground open overnight could prove to be an own goal for Dublin City Council, a local representative has claimed.

New project, Hear Me Now, will gather testimony of former pupils and staff of multiple schools in Dublin and Tipperary

Italian Ambassador to Dublin, Nicola Faganello, visited the Irish offices of D’Amico International Shipping at the invitation of the office director, Giuseppe Oliveri. The meeting included the company president.

A third Garda (Irish police officer) has been arrested and is set to appear in court, charged in connection with an investigation into alleged links between members of An Garda Síochána and an organized crime group.

People in Dublin have been sharing their views on the fuel protest causing disruption across the city centre.

Dublin's public transport network experienced significant disruptions this morning, affecting both bus services and the green Luas tram line.

A parrot named Troy, also known as Lola, found perched outside Dublin Airport's terminal, has been successfully reunited with its owner, Gheorghe Sava.

Troy, an Alexandrine parakeet, was found by airport police near Dublin Airport's Terminal 1 on Easter Sunday and has since been safely returned to its owner.

Fuel protests are causing widespread traffic disruption across Ireland, with convoys stalling motorways as they head towards Dublin.

A historical piece recounts the 1926 assassination attempt on Italian dictator Benito Mussolini by Dubliner Violet Gibson in Rome, marking a significant moment in history.

An Garda Síochána, Ireland's national police force, has issued a public warning about significant traffic disruption expected across the country due to a planned nationwide fuel protest scheduled to begin early tomorrow morning.

A man has died following a road traffic collision in Co Cork today.

Two teenage twin sisters were reportedly stabbed with a broken glass bottle on Dublin's Dame Street after rejecting a man's 'prolonged' advances, a court has heard.

A year after The Irish Times highlighted 20 derelict properties in Dublin, a new survey reveals that all of them remain decrepit, indicating a very slow process in bringing them back into use.

Carina Hedlund, a Swedish social worker, has taken on the unique project of documenting the vibrant and intimate moments within Dublin's pub culture, despite not being a regular pub-goer in her native Sweden.

An elderly woman in her 80s has died following a collision involving a bus in south Dublin, Ireland.

A cosmetic surgeon to the stars, Professor Patrick Treacy, recounted an incident where Michael Jackson allegedly pocketed high-value products from his plastic surgery clinic in Dublin.

Tirana International Airport announced the start of new Ryanair operations, connecting Tirana with Liverpool and Dublin and expanding the airport's destination network.

Dublin City Council is planning to impose new levies on derelict property owners and implement a new approach, including a dedicated corporation, to tackle urban dereliction on specific streets.

Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow warning for Ireland, cautioning about potential severe gusts as Storm Dave approaches. Motorists, ferry, and rail passengers are advised of possible disruption, with Dublin Airport also preparing for its busiest weekend.

Mario Durán Domínguez and Joy Adedokun are among 129 people of mostly foreign backgrounds who are joining the church in Dublin this year

A female medical student at University College Dublin (UCD) is appealing a High Court ruling that dismissed her lawsuit, in which she alleged the university failed to provide adequate allowances for her to re-sit exams and resume studies after she was raped.

Dublin Zoo has announced several new arrivals for spring, including Kai, a four-year-old sea lion from Mallorca, who is reportedly settling in well to his new environment.

A 27-year-old Brazilian student, Johnny Santos Xavier De Abreu, who had only been in Ireland for three weeks, was killed in a collision with a cement truck in Dublin city.

Residents of Pearse House in Dublin are living with severe conditions, including rats and mould, as the Dublin City Council has received approval for funding and the first phase of regeneration.

A prominent priest has strongly criticized a multi-million euro renovation project for St Mary's Cathedral in Dublin, labeling it a 'vanity project' that will result in the cathedral's closure for two years.

Emergency services are currently attending an incident in Dublin city centre, which has led to a partial suspension of Luas Red Line services. The nature of the incident has not yet been specified.

Artists at a leading contemporary gallery event in Dublin expressed that the rise of AI-generated art is not a concern and that visiting a gallery exhibit is 'essential' to understanding the creative process.

Dublin City Council staff in the estate-management department have had pipe bombs attached to their cars and homes while addressing cases of anti-social behavior by tenants.

IATA Director General Willie Walsh has warned that Dublin Airport’s passenger cap poses a "real and immediate risk" to Ireland’s economic growth, describing the country’s aviation sector as a strategic national asset during his address to the Joint Oireachtas Committee.

An Icelandair flight from Dublin to Iceland was canceled after experiencing a hard landing. A brand new aircraft was left behind in Dublin following the incident.

The owner of Dublin's Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre has submitted revised plans for a new facade at its main entrance as part of a €100m rejuvenation scheme.

For the first time since 1989, the public is invited to nominate individuals and organizations for Dublin city's Lord Mayor's Awards, which honor those who improve the lives of others.

A woman arrested in connection with the discovery of a man's body in Dublin 24 has been released without charge, with the man, aged in his 50s, found dead on Friday afternoon.

One of Dublin's oldest GAA clubs is facing the potential loss of 50% of its playing pitches due to the ongoing construction of the Metrolink project.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu is scheduled to meet with the Moldovan diaspora in Ireland during her visit, with an invitation published for a meeting in Dublin on April 8.

A stage adaptation of 'The Shawshank Redemption' is set to open in Dublin this April, with actor Joe McFadden taking on the lead role of Andy Dufresne.

The Irish government is being urged to allow Dublin councils to collect a tourist tax, which could generate €17 million for the city and over €200 million if extended nationwide.

Students at Our Lady of Mercy Secondary School in Drimnagh, Dublin, have received a lesson on Coco's Law, aimed at educating them about their legal accountability for digital actions.

Dublin chef Mark O’Brien has made it to the final of 'MasterChef: The Professionals', with his achievement highlighted amidst the country's focus on a football match.

New details have emerged in the case of a Dublin-based French woman suspected of killing her husband and daughter in a Reykjavik hotel in June 2025, including her telling police she was 'a monster' and claims of a family 'suicide pact'.

Oscar-nominee Brady Corbet, filmmaker Harry Lighton, Audrey Diwan, and writer Abi Morgan are among the talents confirmed to participate in the third edition of Element Pictures’ Dublin-based screenwriting festival, Storyhouse.

Sean O'Casey's iconic play 'The Plough and the Stars' has returned to the stage of the Abbey Theatre in Dublin, marking 100 years since its controversial premiere at Ireland's National Theatre.

Alex Lawes, co-founder of a well-known Dublin bar and brewery, has passed away, prompting an outpouring of tributes from across the globe and within the Dublin community for his magnetic personality.

Aer Lingus has warned that any delay in removing the Dublin Airport passenger cap could result in significant capacity cuts and lead to fare increases next year. The Taoiseach was recently lobbied by US airlines in Washington regarding this passenger cap, with US aviation officials expressing dissatisfaction.

A senior marketing executive at Ireland’s largest independent radio group has been charged in connection with a €110,000 cannabis seizure at the company’s Dublin offices.

Dublin council states that the firebombing of social homes has become an 'epidemic,' with tenants targeted by drugs-related intimidation tactics unable to be rehoused in their communities.

Peter Gallagher discusses his career journey, including his decision to leave a leadership track position at NASA for a one-year lecturing job at University College Dublin (UCD).

Irish artificial intelligence company Version 1 has announced the creation of 250 new jobs in conjunction with the opening of its new Dublin headquarters and an AI studio.

The family of motorcyclist Keith McGann, who died in a collision with a bus in Dublin city, has settled a High Court action for €425,000, with the court hearing he may have been driving above the speed limit.

Gardaí have arrested a man and seized over €100,000 worth of cannabis during an operation at the Dublin office of Bauer Media, Ireland’s largest independent radio group.

Colm Tóibín's new collection of short stories, 'The News from Dublin,' is reviewed, highlighting its exploration of grief, betrayal, and moral complexities across various settings from Argentina to County Wexford.

A man has been accused of assault causing harm and public order offenses after a woman canvassing for Catherine Connolly in a presidential campaign was allegedly punched in the face in Dublin.

The Land Development Agency and O’Flynn Group have announced plans to develop 542 new cost rental homes in Dublin.

Flamenco guitar virtuoso Paco Peña reminisces about his humble childhood, his extensive career in music, and his early days partying with The Dubliners, joking that he survived because he couldn't keep up with their drinking.

The family of a Waterford man who were not notified of the discovery of his body in his Dublin apartment for almost a week have called for a review of how gardaí liaise with relatives of deceased…

A woman in her twenties in Dublin has been granted a protection order against her father, whom she accused of stalking and threatening her life.

Probate records reveal that Michael Donnelly, a former Dublin lord mayor and public representative for over 30 years, left an estate valued at €1.9 million.

A Dublin businessman has been refused an appeal against the revocation of his gun licences, following an alleged incident where he is accused of producing a shotgun at a Wicklow property during an armed stand-off with gardaí.

Football Focus' Dion Dublin says he thinks "the referee got it wrong" and Manchester United should have been awarded a penalty when Amad Diallo appeared to be pulled back inside the box by Adrien…

Johnnie Fox’s pub is enjoying a busy afternoon’s trade. It is midweek at Glencullen in the Dublin Mountains, the sun is out, the tour buses have arrived, and one of its car parks features plenty of…

Dublin's local authorities are taking an average of six to seven months to reoccupy and re-let vacant council homes, drawing criticism that families could have been housed sooner.

Equinix has announced the start of construction for a new data centre in Blanchardstown, Dublin, which is designed to operate without requiring additional power from the grid.

“It’s gonna get loud” The post Foo Fighters’ tiny ‘Live At St James’ Church’ Dublin show to stream worldwide this Easter  appeared first on NME.

Randi Gladstone was previously convicted of rape, sexual assault and false imprisonment of an 18-year-old woman in Dublin

Moldovan President Maia Sandu met with Irish President Catherine Connolly and Prime Minister Micheál Martin during her visit to Dublin. Discussions focused on developing bilateral relations, supporting Moldova's European course, and signing agreements.

Genie Godula is pleased to welcome Scott Lucas, Professor of American Studies and Int'l Politics at the Clinton Institute, University College Dublin.

The incident began at 3.30pm when the building at Infirmary Road in Dublin 7 was sealed off.

Gardaí have warned motorists in Ireland of potential roadblocks to Dublin Airport and the Port Tunnel, as protests over rising fuel prices continue to cause road closures and disruption.

Fuel protests in Dublin, Ireland, have caused significant disruption, bringing buses and Luas trams to a standstill and blocking lines at O’Connell Bridge as demonstrations continued into the night.

South Africa has received its first consignment of lenacapavir, a twice-a-year anti-HIV injection, which arrived from Dublin six weeks later than anticipated.

Protesters have blocked O'Connell Bridge in Dublin, bringing public transport to a standstill, amidst reports that the government collected an additional €6 million in excise duties last month.

A nationwide fuel protest is expected to cause significant traffic disruptions on roads leading to Dublin this morning. Dublin Airport has advised passengers to allow extra time for their journeys.

Gardaí in Dublin have arrested a man in his 20s following the seizure of controlled drugs valued at €830,000 across two separate raids.

Fuel protests are causing long delays on major routes across Ireland as convoys of vehicles head towards Dublin. The demonstrations are impacting traffic flow significantly.

A 27-year-old man, Shando Alfa, was refused bail in a Dublin court after allegedly stabbing two teenage sisters who had rejected his 'prolonged' advances on a city street.

The bird was found by airport police near terminal one after being spotted perched on a rubbish bin.

An advice column responds to a Dublin-based company owner seeking alternatives to annual performance reviews, which are reportedly disrupting business operations. The owner is looking for more effective staff management strategies.

Dublin City Council has approved the placement of a monument on O'Connell Street to honor Irish women who participated in the revolutionary period.

Rents in Dublin are reported to be among the highest in Europe, surpassed only by major financial hubs, with a comparison drawn to average rents in Vienna, Paris, and Helsinki.

Storm Dave is sweeping through Ireland with 100km/h gusts, leading to flight cancellations at Dublin Airport and leaving 3,000 homes without power. Easter revellers are advised to travel with care.

An event to commemorate the 1916 Easter Rising took place in the Garden of Remembrance in Dublin, with O'Callaghan in attendance.

A 35-year-old woman was brutally attacked by a gang of masked youths in Dublin during an attempted e-bike theft, as Irish police issue warnings about a surge in hijackings across the country.

A hearing has been set for a student's appeal regarding how University College Dublin (UCD) handled her studies following an alleged rape, while a separate Garda investigation into the circulation of a graphic image of her continues.

An opinion column suggests that future complaints about Dublin's MetroLink will lead people to miss the involvement of Seán Sweeney.

Four men and a teenager were arrested in Dublin following a suspected botched burglary that resulted in a car crash involving two other vehicles, leaving three people hospitalized.

Dublin City Council has introduced a mobile security unit to patrol and respond to incidents in its parks, addressing a surge in antisocial behavior in the city center.

Dublin Bus CEO Billy Hann faced questioning from an Oireachtas committee regarding the reliability of the bus service less than two weeks into his new role.

A court heard that a man assaulted Ryanair cabin crew while intoxicated, causing a delay in the aircraft's takeoff from Dublin Airport.

Howth Summit walk in Dublin, which attracted half a million visitors last year, is grappling with the challenge of managing increasing tourist traffic, including selfies and TikToks, to protect the popular site.

An intensive upgrade project for Dublin's Pearse House flats has received approval following a revised application that addressed previous concerns about reducing the number of units.

A couple shares their experience renovating a 1930s house in Harold’s Cross, Dublin, highlighting the challenges of a husband acting as a client and transforming the modest ex-council build.

An investigation has failed to determine the origin of drones observed around Ukrainian President Zelenskiy's flight to Dublin. Ireland's Minister for Justice also expressed concern about Islamic State-inspired terrorism in Dublin.

The High Court in Dublin has issued orders concerning the estate of a 97-year-old man, Patrick Joseph Quinn, who reportedly made at least six wills regarding his estate valued at over €800,000, including US investment shares.

An armed robber who carried out 13 robberies in Dublin and was on the run for nearly 20 years has revealed his secret life and expressed remorse, stating it became harder to surrender after starting a family.

An MEP warns that frustration among Irish hauliers and contractors over rising fuel costs is reaching a critical point, leading to calls for potential road blockades, including at Dublin Airport and along the M50.

Young Dublin singer-songwriter Lucy McWilliams, 24, has achieved 11 million streams on Spotify, successfully developing an international fan base for her music.

Tenants of Dublin City Council are rallying to oppose proposed rent increases of between 20 and 50 percent, which the council intends to use to fund maintenance projects.

Aidan Gallagher's Bowbeck DAC has been granted a planning extension for a 481-unit apartment development in south Dublin, despite having previously paid over €3 million to local residents who opposed the scheme.

Musician David Gray discusses a 'febrile' atmosphere at one of his sold-out Dublin concerts last year and how he is now finding creativity in a quieter life.

Two men, both in their 50s, have been arrested and are currently detained at garda stations in Dublin following the seizure of €1.5 million worth of cannabis in South Dublin.

Dublin's Mater hospital is performing "cutting edge" surgery that successfully restores hand and arm movement for patients suffering from spinal cord injuries.

The owners of Ryan’s pub on Dublin’s Camden Street have been accused in Circuit Court of operating an illegal 'shebeen' for many years and showing blatant disregard for the law, rendering them unfit to receive a license for an extended premises.

Dublin is considering various proposals, including lidos, late buses, and a boating lake, for how to spend a potential €50 million windfall from a new tourist tax, a concept common in other European countries.

Dublin councillors are making a fresh effort to rename Herzog Park, with the Commemorations and Naming Committee scheduled to meet today to discuss the delays in the renaming legislation.

A fight reportedly broke out among audience members during a performance by Lithuanian comedian Mantas Stonkus in Dublin, as discussed in a recent episode of the podcast "Vėl tie patys."

Five members of a Dublin criminal gang have been sentenced to a total of 34 years in prison for torturing a man, who was waterboarded and had the word 'rat' branded on his head and torso with a hot iron poker.

A woman was reportedly denied boarding a Ryanair flight bound for Dublin due Ireland's passport regulations.

US airlines have warned that Ireland risks losing flights to the United States if the passenger cap at Dublin Airport remains in place, with an aviation spokesperson stating there is "very strong potential" for Irish airlines to lose connections, and airlines telling TDs that the cap could also lead to fare increases and "US retaliation."

A gangland enforcer, previously suspected of murder, has been arrested and is being questioned in connection with the attempted murder of a woman who was set on fire at her home in west Dublin.

Aer Lingus is set to warn that any delay in removing the Dublin Airport passenger cap could lead to significant capacity cuts and increased airfares next year.

Three men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a horrific attack in west Dublin last year where Alexis Campion was doused in an accelerant and set alight at her home, with Gardaí confirming she remains hospitalized.

A man has been arrested following the seizure of cannabis valued at €110,000 at the Bauer Media offices in Dublin, after the drugs were posted to Marconi House.

A non-scientific comparison by RTÉ News found that a bicycle was the fastest mode of transport during Dublin's rush hour, outperforming cars and buses.

This article investigates the typical duration of commutes in Dublin during morning rush hour, covering travel times to work, school, or appointments.

Fine Gael has selected Dublin Lord Mayor Ray McAdam as its candidate to contest the Dublin Central by-election this May.

A 24-year-old man, who stabbed a garda and set the Black Forge pub in Dublin on fire last year, told a court he did so as a message to the government and pub owner Conor McGregor for insulting the Prophet Muhammad, with evidence presented that he supported ISIS.

Ireland's National Disability Authority (NDA) has been cautioned about potential legal action if its overbudget building project in Dublin 4, which has seen costs rise from €1.36 million to nearly €2 million, is halted.

Gardaí have seized cocaine and cannabis with an estimated street value of €2.7 million in Dublin, as part of ongoing investigations under Operation Tara targeting organized crime.

Dublin courts have granted protection orders to two women; one against her father for alleged stalking, and another against her former partner for circulating intimate photos.

The tragic story of a Dublin child, who was reportedly failed by those meant to protect him, now faces a life marred by drugs and crime. The article details the harrowing circumstances of his life.

Up to 50 boats participated in a demonstration rally on the River Shannon, highlighting widespread opposition to a €10bn government proposal. Community groups are protesting plans to extract water from the river to supply the greater Dublin region, calling the policy 'skewed'.

Ireland's national football team, led by Heimir Hallgrímsson, is set to play a one-off World Cup play-off in Prague, with the winner potentially advancing to a final in Dublin and a trip to North America.

A man in his 40s has been charged in connection with a three-vehicle collision in north Dublin last year, which resulted in the death of a man in his 60s on the R129 near Blakes Cross on January 31, 2025.

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Dublin City Council is considering implementing a tourist tax of up to €5 per night, a revenue-raising measure already adopted by 21 other European countries and long sought by the council.