Eleanor Burnhill

The court ruled that Bewley's Café should have to pay a rent of more than €738,000 per year to its landlord (File image)

Bewley's annual rent cut in half following court ruling

The "legendary" Bewley's café on Dublin's Grafton Street has had its annual rent cut in half following a ruling at the Circuit Court.

Ireland • 25 Oct 24

Ireland accounts for 347 of the 10,000 soldiers serving in the UNIFIL forces

Israel must stop firing on UN peacekeepers - Taoiseach

The Taoiseach has said that Israel must stop firing on UNIFIL troops serving in southern Lebanon, and that he will be calling for an immediate ceasefire at a meeting of the European Council next week.

Middle East • 12 Oct 24

The Minister said that some healthcare professionals had concerns about the move (Stock image)

Minister discussing free contraception for 16-year-olds

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has said he wants to provide free contraception to 16-year-olds.

Health • 18 Sep 24

Fr Tom Dalton said it is important to remember 'those who give their lives in the service of others'

Frontline services honoured at events across the country

A National Services Day has taken place at Dublin Castle this afternoon.

Dublin • 14 Sep 24

Two men were taken to the Mater Hospital in Dublin for treatment

Two men injured following disturbance in Dublin

Two men were taken to the Mater Hospital in Dublin after they were injured during a disturbance at a property on Ormond Quay.

Dublin • 01 Sep 24

The exhibition is located on St Stephen's Green in Dublin

'People's Art' exhibition celebrates its 40th birthday

The 'People's Art' exhibition on St Stephen's Green is celebrating its 40th birthday this weekend.

Leinster • 31 Aug 24

Kevin Daniel Andrei is facing three charges of money laundering

Man charged with money laundering of cryptocurrencies

A 23-year-old man has appeared before the Criminal Courts of Justice after he was arrested as part of a garda investigation into darknet markets and money laundering, involving the use of cryptocurrencies.

Ireland • 08 Aug 24

The Garda Public Order Unit was deployed to the scene in Coolock (Photo: Dublin Live)

Three gardaí injured and one arrest in Coolock incident

Three gardaí were injured, including one taken to hospital, and one person was arrested following disturbances in Coolock in Dublin last night.

Ireland • 20 Jul 24

Higher levels of pollution are associated with increased levels of depression and anxiety

Air pollution exposure linked to poorer mental health

Long-term exposure to air pollution has been linked to poorer mental health in older people, according to new research published today by the Economic and Social Research Institute

Health • 16 Jul 24

The 15 people appeared before a special sitting at the Criminal Courts of Justice last night

15 charged in relation to Coolock public order incident

Fifteen people were brought before a special sitting of Dublin District Court at the Criminal Courts of Justice last night, where they were charged with public order offences, including failure to comply with the orders of a Garda and with threatening or abusive behaviour.

Ireland • 17 Jul 24