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# dublin - Yesterday’s News
City Assembly House has been restored - and is recreating an 18th-century art exhibition
The ambitious exhibition will see works not seen in decades go on display to the public.
Burger chain Five Guys is opening a joint in Swords Pavilions' new 'restaurant quarter'
The €3.3 million development is due to be completed by the end of the year.
Kilkenny and Dublin each record landslide wins to book Leinster minor semi-final spots
Four quarter-final fixtures took place on Saturday in the Electric Ireland Leinster MHC.
Gardaí appeal for witnesses after man shot in the leg at Dublin home
The incident happened shortly after 11pm on La Touche Drive in Bluebell.
# dublin - Friday 15 June, 2018
Former tenement house will take visitors on 300-year tour of Dublin life
The building in Dublin’s north inner city has won two architectural awards.
# dublin - Thursday 14 June, 2018
Four people arrested as stun guns and drugs worth €560k seized in two separate operations
One man has since been released from garda custody.
# dublin - Wednesday 13 June, 2018
12 photos showing run-down Dublin buildings in a brand new light
From a derelict pub in The Liberties to an abandoned arcade off O’Connell St.
# dublin - Tuesday 12 June, 2018
Patients of GP who evaded thousands in tax express shock at 16-month jail sentence
An online petition asking for the sentence imposed on the highly-regarded GP to be overturned has gained 1,800 signatures.
Whitely among the big guns back as Dubs name team for Leinster U21 quarter-final
The Sky Blues face Westmeath in Mullingar tomorrow night.
The EPA says the air quality in Dublin is fine - despite warnings that it was 'hazardous'
Some Android users were alerted to a possible hazard in the air.
New Dublin bus corridor plan: Up to 200 front gardens impacted on some proposed routes
Sixteen new ‘core bus corridors’ are being planned in Dublin.
Dublin is now more expensive to live in than both Abu Dhabi and Silicon Valley
It’s the first time Dublin has been in the top 100 most expensive cities to live list since 2014.
# dublin - Monday 11 June, 2018
Garda appeal after man critically injured in scrambler incident while sunbathing in park
Gardai appeal for information following an incident in Darndale Park on Saturday
Dublin school's plan for 'sports dome' gets green light
The school has won an appeal.
# dublin - Sunday 10 June, 2018
'We can't conserve what we don't have': Skerries residents fuming as water restrictions continue
Irish Water said it would be asking residents to conserve water for the “foreseeable future”.
As it happened: Dublin v Longford, Donegal v Down - Sunday football match tracker
We went minute-by-minute as Dublin took on Longford while Donegal faced Down.
Gardaí investigating after shots fired at home in Shankill
There were a number of adults and three children in the house at the time of the shooting.
# dublin - Saturday 9 June, 2018
As It Happened: Kilkenny v Wexford, Galway v Dublin - Saturday hurling match tracker
Kilkenny and Wexford are effectively in a Leinster SHC semi-final, with Galway’s place in the decider already assured.
# dublin - Friday 8 June, 2018
The Pope's Phoenix Park mass will have a capacity of 600,000
Just a small gathering, so.
'Few celebrity chefs would eat whirly burgers in Roma II, but Anthony Bourdain did and that's what made him so magic'
The late chef died today aged 61.
This is Ireland's favourite building
The shortlist for the public choice award included 31 entries around the island of Ireland and one in India.
16-year-old girl found safe and well
Gardaí have thanked the public for their assistance.
# dublin - Thursday 7 June, 2018
Peter Stringfellow opened a club in Dublin in 2006. It did not go well. Not one bit
Stringfellow’s Dublin was forced to close its doors after just five months in existence.
Man 'threatened to make personal photos of ex public after beating her up'
A judge told Christopher Lenihan he is undoubtedly facing a prison sentence.
Swimmers at three Dublin beaches warned about potential wastewater contamination
Test results are due tomorrow which could give the green light again to swimmers.
'Serious concerns' over private treatment centre for people with anorexia
There was little evidence during inspections that the current medical, nursing, or healthcare assistant staff had eating disorder training.
Families who remain homeless for over 12 months far more likely to secure social housing
Dublin has about 77% of all homeless families in Ireland.
Transport company Go-Ahead to recruit 425 bus drivers and other staff
In April, Go-Ahead signed a contract to operate 24 Dublin Bus routes.
Traveller charity ordered to pay €17,500 for unfairly dismissing woman who raised concerns over garda vetting
The woman said she was concerned about how the place was being run.
# dublin - Wednesday 6 June, 2018
Man dies suddenly in workplace incident at Dublin Port
Gardaí are investigating the death of the man.
Whitely out as Dublin make three changes ahead of U21 clash
Dublin manager Paul O’Brien has left out senior star Fergal Whitely and Seán Currie while Carlow bring in senior stars.
# dublin - Tuesday 5 June, 2018
Brother, sister and third man go on trial for 'brutal and callous' murder of Gareth Hutch
Hutch was shot dead in May 2016.
€75 million new Central Bank plan gets green light despite resident's objection
The redevelopment will host over 1,000 office workers.
Man who was told he 'must be a drug dealer' by Spar store director awarded €25k in damages
The incident happened in a store in Lucan, Dublin on 31 October 2014.
# dublin - Monday 4 June, 2018
Hundreds of Magdalene Laundry survivors gather in Dublin for two-day event
The women, many of them aged in their 80s, are gathering to discuss their experiences in Ireland’s Magdalene Laundry institutions.
# dublin - Sunday 3 June, 2018
Man to appear in court charged in relation with seizure of revolver in Dublin yesterday
One man will appear before the Criminal Courts of Justice tomorrow.
# dublin - Saturday 2 June, 2018
School says children 'may have to remain in their wheelchairs' due to SNA cuts
The Dublin primary school has warned parents that there will be “a serious disruption of services” in September.
# dublin - Friday 1 June, 2018
Family concerned for man missing since yesterday morning
Michael Nolan (52) was last seen in Dublin city centre.
Renewed appeal to help find missing boy
Ronan Quinn was last seen in Portarlington on Monday.
Revenue officers seize stun guns at house in south Dublin
A 20-year-old Irish man was arrested during the raid.
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