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Figures from the operator, Bolt, show there have so far been 1,024 unique users, clocking up a total distance of 9,000km

Over 1,000 use e-scooters in first month of Wexford trial

More than 1,000 riders have so far used its e-scooter sharing scheme in Wexford, with 25 receiving warnings around reckless riding and seven being banned, figures from the mobility company Bolt show.

Leinster • 13 Sep 24

ReWild Wicklow set up 47 remote cameras in which 72% of events recorded Sika deer

Calls for deer management plan due to dominance of Sika

A Wicklow conservation group has called for the introduction of a deer management plan after it recorded the dominance of the non-native Sika species.

Ireland • 08 Sep 24

The Castlefen housing in Sallins was built in the 1990s nad has now been designated as 'age friendly' after a multi-agency project

Kildare welcomes country's first 'age friendly' estate

Residents in Sallins, Co Kildare have been designated as living in the country's first "age friendly housing estate" by an organisation which supports and promotes older people in the community.

Regional • 06 Sep 24

James Ryan was found with serious injuries on a residential road in the Balbriggan area in the early hours of Saturday 10 August

Woman charged in connection with death of man in Dublin

A woman in her 40s has been charged in connection with the death of her partner in Dublin earlier this month.

Courts • 28 Aug 24

Kishoge train station in west Dublin was constructed in 2009 for around €6 million

Kishoge train station opens 15 years after being built

A train station which has been unused since it was built 15 years ago has opened for passengers.

Dublin • 26 Aug 24

Rafael Dale, from St Kevin's College in Ballygall in Dublin hopes to study Chemical Science in TCD

Dublin student 'ecstatic' with top marks in Leaving Cert

With Leaving Cert students across the country marking their achievements today, pupil Rafael Dale, from St Kevin's College in Ballygall in Finglas, Dublin, is also doing just that.

Dublin • 23 Aug 24

The inquests were held in the Pillar Room on the grounds of the Rotunda Hospital in Dublin (Image: RollingNews.ie)

Cost of Stardust inquests set to amount to more than €20m

The cost for the recently completed Stardust inquests is set to amount to more than €20m, with legal fees making up over half the total.

Stardust • 27 Jul 24

The families were also presented with bound copies of the findings by Dr Myra Cullinane, who had presided over the inquests

Stardust families discuss inquest reform with minister

Families of the Stardust victims have met Minister for Justice Helen McEntee to discuss how the holding of inquests could be reformed.

Stardust • 24 Jul 24

There are plans to accommodate asylum seekers at the site

Judge grants injunction after protests at Coolock site

The developer of a former factory in Coolock in Dublin - designated to house International Protection applicants - has secured an injunction preventing "persons unknown" from engaging in threatening or intimidating protests at the site.

Courts • 18 Jul 24

Scenes of the aftermath of disturbances which broke out in Coolock yesterday

'Lack of engagement' over accommodation for IPAs

Local groups and representatives have accused officials of a lack of engagement over plans to house international protection applicants in Coolock, north Dublin.

Ireland • 16 Jul 24