Samantha Libreri

Eastern Correspondent

Bags of horse manure dumped in Dublin street

Increase in horse manure dumping in Dublin's Liberties

Residents of the Liberties in Dublin say there is a serious problem with the dumping of horse manure in the area since Dublin City Council stopped taking the product at its waste facilities last year.

Dublin • 11 hrs

The boy was treated at the scene and brought to hospital for non life threatening injuries (File image)

Boy, 16, hospitalised after hit-and-run in Finglas

A 16-year-old boy has been injured after he was struck by a vehicle that failed to remain at the scene in west Dublin.

Dublin • 18 Feb

Gardai commence a search for the remains of JoJo Dullard and Deirdre Jacob

Search in Dullard, Jacob investigation to resume tomorrow

A search at a Co Wicklow quarry, as part of the investigation into the disappearance and murders of Deirdre Jacob and Jo Jo Dullard in the 1990s, has concluded for the day.

Ireland • 17 Feb

A photo of Rex Ryan on stage in the play the Monk

Hutch play could be difficult for victims - former garda

A former assistant garda commissioner has said a play based on Gerard Hutch could be difficult for victims of organised crime.

Ireland • 16 Feb

Gardaí search for the remains of JoJo Dullard and Deirdre Jacob in an area of land on a quarry on Castleruddery Upper in Co Wicklow

Search in cases of two missing women ends for night

A search at a Co Wicklow quarry as part of the investigation into the disappearance and murders of Deirdre Jacob and Jo Jo Dullard in the 1990s has ended for the night.

Leinster • 16 Feb

People walking along the Great South Wall, with Poolbeg lighthouse in the background

Great South Wall partially closes for storm repair works

Part of Dublin's Great South Wall will be closed to the public for a number of weeks from today while Dublin Port carries out urgent remedial work following damage caused by Storm Bram.

Dublin • 12 Feb

Plans for the pedestrianisation of College Green sees open spaces (council_

College Green pedestrianisation plans unveiled by council

Plans for the pedestrianisation of College Green have been unveiled by Dublin City Council.

Dublin • 12 Feb

Three BusConnects routes to change today after protests

Three BusConnects routes in Dublin are changing from today following protests by passengers about the services.

Dublin • 08 Feb

'Pivotal milestone' - First MetroLink phases go to tender

The first phases of the Dublin MetroLink rail project have gone to tender at a maximum value of just under €8 billion, excluding VAT, but Transport Infrastructure Ireland says it expects the bids for the project to be considerably less than this.

Dublin • 04 Feb

Dublin city roads likely to have 30km/h speed limits

Almost all roads in the Dublin City Council area are likely to have speed limits of 30km/h by early next year, following a speed reduction assessment which is currently under way.

Dublin • 04 Feb