Samantha Libreri

Eastern Correspondent

Celbridge primary school closes over safety concerns

A primary school with around 400 students and staff in Co Kildare has told parents it is to close temporarily because of safety concerns.

Education • 05 Mar

Oscar Traynor Woods housing site in Coolock in north Dublin

Dublin City Council launch affordable homes in Coolock

The first phase of homes in one of Dublin City Council's largest housing projects was launched today, a year after work was stalled on the development due to the discovery of a number of building defects.

Dublin • 04 Mar

RTB investigating 36 eviction notices given in Bridgetown

The Minister for Housing has said he has asked the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) to investigate the case where dozens of households in a single estate in Wexford received eviction notices last week ahead of new rental rules.

Leinster • 04 Mar

Over 500,000 daily Dublin journeys made by foot or bike

A new report on active travel in Dublin shows that more than half a million journeys are being made every day by people walking, wheeling or cycling instead of using a car.

Dublin • 03 Mar

Minister for Foreign Affairs Helen McEntee RTE

McEntee warns 20,000 Irish in Gulf to shelter in place

Minister for Foreign Affairs Helen McEntee has called on the estimated 20,000 Irish citizens in Gulf states to shelter in place and avoid trying to leave via land routes amid ongoing instability.

Ireland • 01 Mar

Gardaí at the scene of a fatal assault at at Foster Terrace, Dublin 3

Woman, 63, charged with murder of man in Dublin

A 63-year-old woman has appeared in court charged with the murder of a man in his 50s in Dublin's north inner city last month.

Courts • 28 Feb

Dublin Chamber's new president, Gas Networks Ireland CEO David Kelly

MetroLink necessity for Dublin's future - Dublin Chamber

Dublin Chamber has said that the development of the MetroLink is a necessity for the future development of the capital and that data centres and other large energy users should be viewed as part of an opportunity for Dublin and not as a constraint.

Dublin • 27 Feb

It is five years since the popular 7km long cliff walk was closed by the council

Public urged not to use Bray-Greystones cliff walk

Wicklow County Council has warned that sections of the Bray to Greystones Cliff Walk are in imminent danger of collapse and have once again urged the public not to use the popular walking route.

Leinster • 26 Feb