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# dublin - Today’s News
Man in his 20s arrested after cash and drugs bust in Drimnagh
Cocaine, cannabis and cash were seized in yesterday’s afternoon search of a house in the area.
# dublin - Yesterday’s News
US cardinal facing calls to resign cancels appearance at World Meeting of Families
Donald Wuerl was due to speak on Wednesday.
# dublin - Thursday 16 August, 2018
Man (22) arrested after two guns and crack cocaine seized in Ballyfermot
Armed gardaí assisted in the raids earlier this morning.
# dublin - Wednesday 15 August, 2018
Man accused of slashing young woman's face in Dublin city centre refused bail
Mark Twomey is accused of slashing a young woman’s face three times with a Stanley knife leaving her with “life-changing injuries”.
Dr Hyde Park the venue for triple-header of intriguing All-Ireland semi-finals
Saturday 25 August is a big one in the ladies football calendar.
Double Take: The mysterious African rhino that appeared overnight in a Dublin river
The life-size statue can be found in the River Dodder.
4 events for... photography lovers seeking a striking image
Night time tours and politically charged exhibitions, events for all photography enthusiasts.
Man (20) charged in connection with alleged knife attack on woman in Dublin city centre
The incident happened on Golden Lane at around 7.20pm yesterday evening.
Activists occupying vacant property in Dublin 'still committed to action' despite a legal threat
A number of housing groups have occupied 35 Summerhill Parade since last Wednesday evening.
Airbnb accused of turning villages into 'holiday resorts' as it reveals 640,000 Irish summer visitors
The company claims that Airbnb visitors will contribute €57 million to the Irish economy this summer.
# dublin - Tuesday 14 August, 2018
Young woman assaulted and robbed in Dublin city centre
Her condition is unknown.
Builders find weapons during Dublin works
Gardaí said that there had been no arrests.
Body of young man found in Dublin
Gardaí are investigating.
Man seriously injured during reported hammer assault in Dublin
The incident happened in Kilbarrack, Dublin last Friday night.
Family of five rescued after yacht runs aground in Skerries
The group on the boat, who are believed to be French nationals, sent out a mayday alert shortly before 5am.
Poll: Do you welcome new hotels being built in Dublin?
A number of plans for new hotel developments in Dublin have been announced in recent months.
A former landmark pub in Blackrock is set to become a Dunnes Stores
The sit of the Playwright pub has been vacant since 2011.
# dublin - Monday 13 August, 2018
Hozier to play three charity gigs in Dublin next month
Three charities will benefit.
Thieves escape empty-handed after setting off smoke alarm during McDonald's break-in
Smoke from the electric saw used by the two suspects to try to open the safe set off the alarm.
# dublin - Sunday 12 August, 2018
Dublin parish priest steps aside pending investigations
The concerns relate to several decades ago.
The Dublin Cycling Campaign is holding a mass protest cycle along the quays today
The group wants a dedicated Liffey Cycle Route.
# dublin - Saturday 11 August, 2018
As it happened: Dublin v Galway, All-Ireland SFC semi-final
An All-Ireland final place was at stake in Croke Park today.
Men arrested over sophisticated ATM skimming scam due in court in Dublin this morning
The two men were arrested in Blanchardstown yesterday morning.
# dublin - Friday 10 August, 2018
Driver caught doing 156kph in 80kph zone
The motorist was caught by gardaí in Dublin today.
Two men arrested over use of skimming device on ATM
The men are thought to form part of an eastern European criminal organisation.
'Living with your parents in your late 20s isn't not going to kill you but it’s uncomfortable, it’s stifling'
‘I want to move forward but I’m being forced to take a step back and move back home because of the current rental market’, writes Brigid O’Dea.
# dublin - Thursday 9 August, 2018
Young woman shot in leg in Ballymun
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses.
Family who spent night at garda station secure temporary accommodation after 'traumatic few days'
Margaret Cash and six of her children had to spend last night in Tallaght Garda Station.
# dublin - Wednesday 8 August, 2018
4 events for... anyone who loves art and design
From Iranian installations to environmentally friendly fine art.
Nearly 10,000 sign petition calling on pro-LGBT priest to to be disinvited from Dublin papal event
Father James Martin has long advocated the benefits of having LGBT people in the church.
Gardaí believe woman is using a national supermarket chain she works at to launder heroin cash
The woman is believed to be under orders from a heroin gang operating in the capital.
# dublin - Tuesday 7 August, 2018
'Housing for All' - Activists occupy vacant property in central Dublin
Dublin Central Housing Action says it is occupying the property at 35 Summerhill Parade.
All roads lead to Dr Hyde Park for All-Ireland quarter-final double-header
Galway face Mayo on Sunday before Dublin and Kerry go head-to-head in the knockout stages.
# dublin - Monday 6 August, 2018
The life of a Grafton Street busker: 'People think you show up and play - but I've been here since 8am'
The scene on Dublin’s premium busking street can be competitive, one performer said.
Everything you need to know about today's homecoming celebration for Ireland's hockey heroes
The silver medal-winning side will be welcomed home in Dublin at 3pm today.
Bus Éireann investigates incident where customer was 'trapped by luggage hold door'
The customer said the incident took place on Friday.
# dublin - Sunday 5 August, 2018
'It's not Las Vegas, but we've a lot to offer'
One village in Co Mayo wants people who are fed up with the cost of living in a city to consider moving there.
# dublin - Saturday 4 August, 2018
Here's all the details for next weekend's All-Ireland semi-finals in Croke Park
We’re in for a huge two days of action at HQ.
'Bittersweet is the best way to describe it. It was hard to watch but I couldn’t walk away either'
Laura Twomey missed Dublin’s magical summer of camogie last year through injury, but she’s back at it.
After a garda probe and potential cyber breach, CityPost is headed for liquidation
Creditors have moved to wind up the An Post challenger after a tumultuous 12 months for the firm.
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