Dublin

Youth services in Finglas Ailbhe Conneely

Finglas youth services say they have reached capacity

Youth services in Finglas say they have reached capacity at their facilities which support young people in the area.

The Criminal Courts of Justice building in Dublin

Man jailed over car chase with gardaí in Dublin and Meath

A man who was in a high-speed pursuit across Dublin and Co Meath which involved 12 garda cars and the air support helicopter has been jailed.

Courts • 1 hr

a file image of a man called liam murray issued by An Garda Siochana

Searches in Rathfarnham over 2009 murder investigation

A search is under way of lands in Rathfarnham in Dublin as part of the investigation into the murder of a 42-year-man 17 years ago.

Ireland • 11 May

Rainbow colored balloons above The George Bar in downtown Dublin Ireland

The George in Dublin marks 40 years of pride

For 40 years, The George has been at the heart of Dublin's LGBTQ+ community - a place of friendship, freedom and belonging through decades of historic change.

Ireland • 11 May

Marinella with her husband Emilio and son Patrick

Immigrant GAA club focus of celebrations for Europe Day

A new GAA club for immigrants in Dublin was the focus of celebrations for Europe Day.

Ireland • 09 May

Three men released in Clondalkin attack investigation

Three men who were arrested earlier this week in relation to an attack on a 44-year-old woman at her home in Dublin last November have been released without charge.

Dublin • 08 May

Pictured at the official opening of No. 11 Parnell Square, Ireland’s Home for Poetry and Heritage, is President Catherine Connolly, alongside Claire Power, Director of Poetry Ireland / Éigse Éireann, and Anne O’Donoghue, CEO of the Irish Heritage Trust. T

President opens new home for Poetry Ireland in Dublin

Described as 'Ireland's home for Poetry and Heritage', President Catherine Connolly has opened No. 11 Parnell Square East in Dublin city centre.

Ireland • 08 May

Passengers walking through the airport, Dublin, Ireland, July 16th 2025

Dublin Airport gearing up for 'busiest ever summer'

Dublin Airport says it has made a number of improvements to terminals and the passenger experience at the airport, as it prepares for its busiest ever summer.

Business • 07 May

Linda Engelberch and her five-month-old son Colter, RTE

'It's lovely' - Praise as singing group helps new mothers

A pioneering mother and baby group has been praised for creating a safe and joyful space for mothers experiencing perinatal mental health issues.

Health • 07 May

Man avoids jail over sexual assault of six-year-old girl

A Wicklow man, convicted of sexually assaulting a six-year-old girl, has been handed a suspended sentence.

Courts • 07 May

Three people stand alongside a fourth person in a wheelchair in a sports setting

Over 160 take part in Fitness Inclusion Games

More than 160 people with physical disabilities across Ireland are taking part in the Fitness Inclusion Games.

Ireland • 07 May

Dept pulls support for Oliver Bond regeneration plans

The regeneration of one of Dublin's oldest flats complexes will now not proceed as planned after the Department of Housing said it could no longer support the proposal.

Dublin • 07 May

Izabela Aleksandrowicz from Swords who was given a suspended sentence for Careless driving

Driver who struck cyclist after illegal turn avoids jail

A woman who drove over a cyclist twice having taken an illegal right-hand turn has been given a 12-month suspended sentence.

Courts • 07 May

A man has his child on his knee as they both look down at a phone while a woman sits beside them staring off camera

Extra special school places needed in Dublin 15, report

A taskforce established to examine the provision of special education in the Dublin 15 area has estimated that dozens of additional special classes will need to be opened in coming years to meet demand for special education in the area.

Regional • 06 May

Graham Carey of Dunsink Drive Finglas Dublin leaves court after being granted bail

Online activist convicted over hate crime material

An online activist has been convicted of hate crimes following a trial in the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Dublin • 06 May

'Sad but beautiful' - Commemoration held for 1916 leaders

President Catherine Connolly has laid a wreath at the graves of the executed 1916 Rising leaders as part of the annual commemoration ceremony at Arbour Hill in Dublin.

Ireland • 06 May

Winning €8.7m lotto ticket sold in Ballymount

A winning €8.7m lotto jackpot ticket was sold in an Applegreen in Dublin 12, the National Lottery has said.

Dublin • 06 May

'No fistfights, yet': Parking disputes flare near new estates

Parking disputes in and around high-density housing estates are fuelling tensions between neighbours, according to a Dublin TD, who says he fears the situation could turn violent.

Prime Time • 06 May

A photograph taken on March 24 2026 of Joshua Rush outside a court building

Man jailed after spinning kick caused pensioner's death

A 26-year-old man who killed a pensioner with a kick, causing him to fall to the ground and suffer a fatal head injury, has been jailed for five years.

Courts • 05 May

Stephen's Green redesign appeal says character 'erased'

The proposed design of the €100 million redevelopment of St Stephen's Green Shopping Centre "has gone out of its way to erase the building's character which is much-loved by Dubliners", according to a fresh appeal.

Business • 05 May

Three arrests over attack on woman set on fire in Dublin

Gardaí arrested three men for the attempted murder of a woman who was set on fire at her home in Dublin last November.

Dublin • 05 May

Voters urged to check registration ahead of bye-elections

An Coimisiún Toghcháin has urged voters in Galway West and Dublin Central to check the register and ensure they are eligible to vote in the upcoming bye-elections.

Bye-Elections • 05 May