Inquest hears boy found in Dublin died by asphyxiation A young boy suspected of being killed by his father in Dublin earlier this year in a murder-suicide case died as a result of asphyxiation, an inquest has heard. Dublin • 8 hrs
Inquest hears boy found in Dublin died by asphyxiation A young boy suspected of being killed by his father in Dublin earlier this year in a murder-suicide case died as a result of asphyxiation, an inquest has heard. Dublin • 8 hrs
Three men charged as drones, drugs seized in Dublin Gardaí have seized two drones and drugs worth €7,000 in an operation to prevent the supply of drugs into prisons in west Dublin. Dublin • 30 Mar
Three men charged as drones, drugs seized in Dublin Gardaí have seized two drones and drugs worth €7,000 in an operation to prevent the supply of drugs into prisons in west Dublin. Dublin • 30 Mar
330 new jobs as West Pharmaceuticals expands Dublin site West Pharamaceuticals has created 330 jobs as as part of the expansion of its manufacturing site at Damastown in Dublin. Business • 3 hrs
330 new jobs as West Pharmaceuticals expands Dublin site West Pharamaceuticals has created 330 jobs as as part of the expansion of its manufacturing site at Damastown in Dublin. Business • 3 hrs
Dublin property price increase moderates to 4.8% The annual rate of price increase in the Dublin residential property market has moderated for a fourth quarter in a row, according to property advisors DNG. Dublin • 9 hrs
Dublin property price increase moderates to 4.8% The annual rate of price increase in the Dublin residential property market has moderated for a fourth quarter in a row, according to property advisors DNG. Dublin • 9 hrs
Over 300 apply for Stardust survivors payment scheme More than 300 people have so far applied for the Stardust payment scheme set up for survivors of the fire, according to the latest figures from the Department of Justice. Dublin • 8 hrs
Over 300 apply for Stardust survivors payment scheme More than 300 people have so far applied for the Stardust payment scheme set up for survivors of the fire, according to the latest figures from the Department of Justice. Dublin • 8 hrs
Charity says animal garda crime unit needed in Ireland Horses are suffering neglect, cruelty and abandonment across Ireland, My Lovely Horse Animal Rescue has warned. Ireland • 8 hrs
Charity says animal garda crime unit needed in Ireland Horses are suffering neglect, cruelty and abandonment across Ireland, My Lovely Horse Animal Rescue has warned. Ireland • 8 hrs
President launches currach boat project on River Liffey President Catherine Connolly has launched a new initiative that will see traditional currach boats introduced to the River Liffey for public use. Dublin • 30 Mar
President launches currach boat project on River Liffey President Catherine Connolly has launched a new initiative that will see traditional currach boats introduced to the River Liffey for public use. Dublin • 30 Mar
Contraband worth more than €654k seized by Revenue Contraband, with an estimated value of more than €654,000, has been seized in Dublin, the midlands and at Rosslare Europort in Co Wexford. Ireland • 30 Mar
Contraband worth more than €654k seized by Revenue Contraband, with an estimated value of more than €654,000, has been seized in Dublin, the midlands and at Rosslare Europort in Co Wexford. Ireland • 30 Mar
FF selects candidate for Dublin Central by-election John Stephens has been selected as the Fianna Fáil candidate for the Dublin Central by-election. Politics • 17 hrs
FF selects candidate for Dublin Central by-election John Stephens has been selected as the Fianna Fáil candidate for the Dublin Central by-election. Politics • 17 hrs
Woman released after arrest over Dublin death A woman in her 50s has been released without charge following the discovery of the body of a man in his 50s in Cookstown, Dublin, on Friday afternoon. Dublin • 30 Mar
Woman released after arrest over Dublin death A woman in her 50s has been released without charge following the discovery of the body of a man in his 50s in Cookstown, Dublin, on Friday afternoon. Dublin • 30 Mar
Man in critical condition after assault in Dublin A man in his 40s is in a critical condition following an assault in Dublin early on Saturday morning. News • 29 Mar
Man in critical condition after assault in Dublin A man in his 40s is in a critical condition following an assault in Dublin early on Saturday morning. News • 29 Mar
Two charged after over €1.4m of cannabis seized in Dublin Two brothers have been remanded in custody after gardaí uncovered almost €1.5m worth of cannabis at a house in Tallaght in Dublin. Dublin • 28 Mar
Two charged after over €1.4m of cannabis seized in Dublin Two brothers have been remanded in custody after gardaí uncovered almost €1.5m worth of cannabis at a house in Tallaght in Dublin. Dublin • 28 Mar
Hundreds protest against proposed rent increase in Dublin Hundreds attended a protest in Dublin this afternoon against Dublin City Council's proposed rent increases due to come into effect next month. Dublin • 30 Mar
Hundreds protest against proposed rent increase in Dublin Hundreds attended a protest in Dublin this afternoon against Dublin City Council's proposed rent increases due to come into effect next month. Dublin • 30 Mar
Woman, 50s, arrested after discovery of man's body A woman in her 50s has been arrested following the discovery of the body of a man at a property in west Dublin yesterday afternoon. Ireland • 28 Mar
Woman, 50s, arrested after discovery of man's body A woman in her 50s has been arrested following the discovery of the body of a man at a property in west Dublin yesterday afternoon. Ireland • 28 Mar
GAA club could lose 50% of its pitches due to Metrolink One of Dublin's oldest GAA clubs is facing the prospect of losing 50% of its playing pitches, due to construction of the Metrolink project. Ireland • 28 Mar
GAA club could lose 50% of its pitches due to Metrolink One of Dublin's oldest GAA clubs is facing the prospect of losing 50% of its playing pitches, due to construction of the Metrolink project. Ireland • 28 Mar
Dublin school devastated at non-inclusion in DEIS scheme The principal of a west Dublin primary school has outlined her severe disappointment over its non-inclusion in a new scheme that will see greater supports targeted at schools serving children in the country's most disadvantaged communities. Education • 27 Mar
Dublin school devastated at non-inclusion in DEIS scheme The principal of a west Dublin primary school has outlined her severe disappointment over its non-inclusion in a new scheme that will see greater supports targeted at schools serving children in the country's most disadvantaged communities. Education • 27 Mar
Two arrested after €1.5m cannabis seizure in Dublin Two men have been arrested after cannabis worth around €1.52 million was seized by gardaí in south Dublin. Dublin • 27 Mar
Two arrested after €1.5m cannabis seizure in Dublin Two men have been arrested after cannabis worth around €1.52 million was seized by gardaí in south Dublin. Dublin • 27 Mar
Swift waxwork to be unveiled at National Wax Museum A new waxwork of Taylor Swift will be unveiled at The National Wax Museum in Dublin next week. Music • 28 Mar
Swift waxwork to be unveiled at National Wax Museum A new waxwork of Taylor Swift will be unveiled at The National Wax Museum in Dublin next week. Music • 28 Mar
Three due in court over fire attack on woman in Dublin Three men arrested in connection with an attack on a woman who was set on fire at her home are due in court tomorrow morning. Dublin • 27 Mar
Three due in court over fire attack on woman in Dublin Three men arrested in connection with an attack on a woman who was set on fire at her home are due in court tomorrow morning. Dublin • 27 Mar
100 years of The Plough and the Stars at the Abbey Marking 100 years since it premiered at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin, Sean O'Casey's play 'The Plough and the Stars' has returned to the stage of the National Theatre of Ireland. Dublin • 26 Mar
100 years of The Plough and the Stars at the Abbey Marking 100 years since it premiered at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin, Sean O'Casey's play 'The Plough and the Stars' has returned to the stage of the National Theatre of Ireland. Dublin • 26 Mar
Inquest into death of prisoner in Cloverhill adjourned An inquest into the death of a psychiatric patient in Cloverhill Prison has been adjourned after questions were raised about potentially missing CCTV evidence. Dublin • 25 Mar
Inquest into death of prisoner in Cloverhill adjourned An inquest into the death of a psychiatric patient in Cloverhill Prison has been adjourned after questions were raised about potentially missing CCTV evidence. Dublin • 25 Mar
Irish AI company Version 1 announces 250 jobs Irish artificial intelligence company Version 1 has announced the creation of 250 jobs with the opening of a new Dublin headquarters and AI studio. Business • 25 Mar
Irish AI company Version 1 announces 250 jobs Irish artificial intelligence company Version 1 has announced the creation of 250 jobs with the opening of a new Dublin headquarters and AI studio. Business • 25 Mar
Man held over €110,000 cannabis seizure at Bauer Media Gardaí are continuing to question a man in connection with the seizure of €110,000 of cannabis at the offices of Bauer Media in Dublin. Crime • 24 Mar
Man held over €110,000 cannabis seizure at Bauer Media Gardaí are continuing to question a man in connection with the seizure of €110,000 of cannabis at the offices of Bauer Media in Dublin. Crime • 24 Mar
Three arrests over attack on woman set on fire in Dublin Three men have been arrested for the attempted murder of a woman who was set on fire at her home in Dublin last November. Dublin • 24 Mar
Three arrests over attack on woman set on fire in Dublin Three men have been arrested for the attempted murder of a woman who was set on fire at her home in Dublin last November. Dublin • 24 Mar
Bike, car and bus - which gets to centre of capital first RTÉ News has undertaken a very non-scientific methodology to see how three different modes of transport fared during Dublin's rush-hour. Dublin • 24 Mar
Bike, car and bus - which gets to centre of capital first RTÉ News has undertaken a very non-scientific methodology to see how three different modes of transport fared during Dublin's rush-hour. Dublin • 24 Mar
