Dublin

Peter Kelly, a former teacher at Willow Park school in Blackrock, was found guilty by a jury earlier this year of 28 counts of indecent assault

Former teacher jailed for indecent assault of young boys

A former maths teacher at a private primary school run by the Spiritan order of priests in south Dublin has been jailed for ten years for indecently assaulting eight young boys in the 1970s and 1980s.

Courts • 3 hrs

Survivors of abuser Kelly tell of 'unimaginable trauma'

Most of those abused by Peter Kelly as young boys were in court to see him jailed for indecent assault.

Courts • 1 hr

Call to name Herzog Park after other Irish Jewish person

The organiser of a sporting event held at Herzog Park today said renaming the park in honour of other people in Irish history who are of Jewish heritage would be "way more appropriate".

Dublin • 23 hrs

Phibsborough community groups in anti-racism rally

Several community groups have gathered for a rally in solidarity with delivery workers and other victims of racist attacks around Phibsborough in Dublin.

Dublin • 06 Dec

A picture of Hugh Wallace sits on top of a coffin beside flowers

Wallace 'understood people's hopes and dreams'

The funeral has taken place of architect and RTÉ presenter Hugh Wallace at St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin, where he was baptised as a child.

Dublin • 05 Dec

Traffic during Dublin taxi driver protest

Taxi drivers suspend protest ahead of meeting with Govt

Taxi drivers have suspended protest action in Dublin, pending the outcome of a meeting between Department of Transport officials and the National Transport Authority next week.

Dublin • 06 Dec

Special guest Luke Herty from Galway with his family Robyn (3), dad Robert and mum Nicola

Watch: Jazzy turns on Christmas lights at Temple Street

Irish pop star Jazzy switched on the Christmas lights at Children's Health Ireland at Temple Street.

Dublin • 04 Dec

The project will be overseen by the Office of Public Works (file image)

Government allocates between €200m to €500m for GPO works

The Government has allocated between €200m and €500m to a major upgrade of the GPO in Dublin's O'Connell Street.

Dublin • 04 Dec

Govt allocates €200m - €500m for major upgrade of GPO

The Government has allocated between €200m and €500m to a major upgrade of the GPO in Dublin's O'Connell Street.

Business • 04 Dec

The NTA has said that driver recruitment for Dublin Bus is expected to improve after Christmas (Pic: RollingNews.ie)

Bus routes from Dublin city to Finglas to be amended

Bus routes which run from Dublin city centre to the Finglas area are to be amended, the National Transport Authority has announced.

Dublin • 04 Dec

Traffic delay warning in Dublin over taxi protest

Dublin Airport is warning passengers of traffic delays due to a taxi driver protest.

Dublin • 03 Dec

A picture shows cash and other items seized by gardai in Dublin

Arrest after over €101k in cash seized in Dublin

A man in his 40s has been arrested following the seizure of €101,900 in cash and other items in Dublin.

Dublin • 03 Dec

Chesterfield Avenue in the Phoenix Park will be closed from 10am until 1pm

Road closures, traffic disruption due to Zelensky visit

Gardaí have warned the public of road closures and potential traffic disruption stemming from the visit of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to Ireland.

Dublin • 02 Dec

Proposal to rename Herzog Park not 'legally sound'

Dublin City Council has removed the proposal to change the name of Herzog Park in Rathgar from the Council agenda and did not take a vote on the planned change.

Dublin • 02 Dec

MetroLink legal challenge to be heard in March

A legal challenge to the planned MetroLink in Dublin will be heard at the High Court on 18 March next year.

Courts • 01 Dec

Man in his 60s dies in Dublin crash

A man in his 60s has died in a crash in Man O War, Co Dublin.

Regional • 02 Dec

A plaque at the entrance to Herzog Park in Ranelagh

Report relating to renaming Herzog Park to be withdrawn

The Chief Executive of Dublin City Council has apologised for what he said was an administrative oversight leading to the expected withdrawal of two proposals to rename Dublin parks, due to be voted on by Dublin City Council tomorrow.

Dublin • 01 Dec

A march in Dublin to mark International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People

Thousands march in Dublin in solidarity with Palestine

Thousands of people have marched in Dublin as part of a global day of solidarity with Palestine.

Dublin • 29 Nov

a garda tape is seen attached to a lamppost near a bus stop

Two teenagers hurt after car mounts footpath in Dublin

Two teenage boys have been injured, one seriously, after a car mounted a footpath on the N11 at Foxrock in Dublin yesterday evening.

Dublin • 29 Nov

Israeli president condemns motion to rename Dublin park

Israeli President Isaac Herzog has said he is concerned by the proposed removal of the name of former Israeli president and his father Chaim Herzog from a park in south Dublin.

Ireland • 30 Nov

NTA amending BusConnects route following concerns

The National Transport Authority has said it is amending a new BusConnects route in Dublin just a month after it began operating, following concerns by residents who say it was causing chaos for commuters.

Dublin • 28 Nov

Cash seized by gardaí in searches in Dublin

Three arrested after over €600,000 in cash seized

Three men have been arrested after gardaí seized €622,000 in cash in an operation in Dublin.

Dublin • 28 Nov

A picture of a stag in a field in Dublin

Gardaí issue appeal over killing of stag in north Dublin

Gardaí have issued an appeal for information regarding the killing and beheading of a stag in north Dublin parklands in the early hours of yesterday morning.

Dublin • 28 Nov

Irish tricolour flags hanging on poles on the North Strand Street in Dublin

Dublin City Council will not remove tricolour flags

Dublin City Council said it will not be removing tricolour flags that have been erected on poles around the city and instead will be taking a "positive and proactive approach".

Dublin • 28 Nov

Andrea Horan and Enda McGrattan sit together on a couch looking at the camera

Watch: Dublin nail salon hosts pop-up HIV testing

HIV testing will be carried out in a Dublin city centre nail salon later today, ahead of World AIDS Day on 1 December.

Dublin • 28 Nov

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Former teacher jailed for indecent assault of young boys

Survivors of abuser Kelly tell of 'unimaginable trauma'

Call to name Herzog Park after other Irish Jewish person

Phibsborough community groups in anti-racism rally

Wallace 'understood people's hopes and dreams'

Taxi drivers suspend protest ahead of meeting with Govt

Watch: Jazzy turns on Christmas lights at Temple Street

Government allocates between €200m to €500m for GPO works

Govt allocates €200m - €500m for major upgrade of GPO

Bus routes from Dublin city to Finglas to be amended

Traffic delay warning in Dublin over taxi protest

Arrest after over €101k in cash seized in Dublin

Road closures, traffic disruption due to Zelensky visit

Proposal to rename Herzog Park not 'legally sound'

MetroLink legal challenge to be heard in March

Man in his 60s dies in Dublin crash

Report relating to renaming Herzog Park to be withdrawn

Thousands march in Dublin in solidarity with Palestine

Two teenagers hurt after car mounts footpath in Dublin

Israeli president condemns motion to rename Dublin park

NTA amending BusConnects route following concerns

Three arrested after over €600,000 in cash seized

Gardaí issue appeal over killing of stag in north Dublin

Dublin City Council will not remove tricolour flags

Watch: Dublin nail salon hosts pop-up HIV testing