Samantha Libreri

Eastern Correspondent

Proposal to rename Herzog Park not 'legally sound'

Dublin City Council has removed the proposal to change the name of Herzog Park in Rathgar from the Council agenda and did not take a vote on the planned change.

Dublin • 02 Dec

A picture of a stag in a field in Dublin

Gardaí issue appeal over killing of stag in north Dublin

Gardaí have issued an appeal for information regarding the killing and beheading of a stag in north Dublin parklands in the early hours of yesterday morning.

Dublin • 28 Nov

'Huge shock' after stag beheaded in Dublin parklands

Fingal County Council has said it is shocked and concerned after a stag in one of its parklands in north county Dublin was beheaded yesterday morning.

Dublin • 27 Nov

Reconstruction of Georges Dock Luas line

Luas Red Line to reopen fully tomorrow after fire

Luas Red Line services between Connolly and The Point in Dublin will resume tomorrow, three months after they were curtailed following a fire on a bridge.

Dublin • 27 Nov

'Disaster' - Chapelizod locals on new BusConnects route

The National Transport Authority has said it is considering revising a new BusConnects route in Dublin just a month after it began operating over concerns by residents who say it is causing chaos for commuters.

Dublin • 27 Nov

Possible Glen of the Downs expansion as State buys lands

The State has purchased private lands that were for sale adjacent to the Glen of the Downs in Co Wicklow which could lead to the expansion of the nature reserve.

Leinster • 26 Nov

What is the 'Aurora Berryalis' spotted over Dublin?

An unusual pink light spotted in the skies of north Dublin in recent weeks has caused much intrigue, with many mistaking it for the Northern Lights.

Dublin • 26 Nov

Legal challenge to MetroLink to cause 'inevitable delay'

A judicial review of the planned MetroLink rail line for Dublin will result in an "inevitable delay" to the project, Transport Infrastructure Ireland has said, adding that it hopes that the matter will progress efficiently through the courts.

Dublin • 27 Nov

Protesters outside City Hall raise banners at night time

Dublin City Council passes budget amid rent protests

Dublin City Council has voted by a narrow majority to pass its budget after a protest vote by some parties over rent increases for council homes.

Dublin • 24 Nov

Residents and car owners have said foxes might be causing damage to their cars

Foxes believed behind damage to dozens of Dublin cars

Residents of a south Dublin housing estate are trying to uncover the cause of damage to around 40 cars which has resulted in repair bills of totalling tens of thousands of euro.

Dublin • 22 Nov