Sunday 13 June, 2021
Dublin were too strong for Mayo today in their Lidl NFL Division 1 semi-final.
The Dublin and Wexford hurlers have also named their sides, as have the Roscommon footballers.
A series of co-living developments have been given the go-ahead in Dublin in recent months.
It’s Cork v Donegal, and Dublin v Mayo tomorrow.
Ireland’s first funicular is planned for Donegal.
The cost of the rafting project has grown from an initial estimate of €12 million to €25 million and it has been met with considerable opposition.
The judge said the man’s behaviour was “totally and utterly unacceptable and it amounted to sexual assault”.
The other offences include alleged robbery, threat to kill or cause serious harm and production of a knife while attempting robbery.
The capital saw one of the highest ranking drops of all the cities included in the index.
The site is 850 metres from UCD.
Harris rejected criticism that the garda response in Dublin may have been over-reactionary.
In Cork, where gardaí said the city centre was “relatively calm”, eight people were arrested for public order offences.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
The minister said the council, with support from the government, should put in place “event control teams”.
Though commercial property prices have generally risen since then, the council says the condition of the property has deteriorated.
Dublin defeated Tipperary by 2-17 to 0-4 today in Thurles.
Parliament Street and Capel Street are among those being made traffic-free on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings for six weeks.
Crowds gained access to the fenced off bandstand in the Dublin park yesterday.
The proposed facility at George’s Dock was first announced in 2019.
Sections of the Cork city quays will also be fenced off after “recent large public gatherings”.
The man, 20s, was assaulted in the park around 4.40pm today.
The HSE is trialling an online booking system for tests from today.
Two teenagers were injured during incidents in Howth and Kilbarrack yesterday.
UK property developer Hammerson submitted planning applications today.
Yesterday saw gardaí clear large numbers of people from St Stephen’s Green as crowds gathered for a second night in a row in Dublin city centre.
Four people were arrested in Dublin on public order offences.
Aaron Byrne also scored a goal for Dublin in a four-point victory at Tuam Stadium.
Tyrrell scored 2-2 in a three-minute spell in the second-half as the Dubs recovered from a four-point deficit to win.
Dublin travel to Galway tomorrow while Roscommon entertain Kerry.
Sources have said the operation at Belcamp Lane is part of an investigation into organised crime.
The man has since been contacted by homeless services.
Gardaí said they are concerned for their welfare.
Bartra is due to sell half the homes on the site to Dublin City Council for social housing and affordable purchase housing.
Dublin City Council had recommended planning permission be refused on a number of grounds.
A number of vehicles were stopped and searched during the operation.
The man, aged in his 30s, is currently being detained in Terenure Garda Station.
The plans for pedestrianising the streets were issued for consultation last November.
