#Dublin
Gardaí responding to shooting incident in North Dublin
The incident happened at around 4pm in the Marigold Road area of Darndale.
Family of boy detained by gardaí lodges complaint with Garda Ombudsman
The incident occurred last Sunday evening.
100 new jobs set for Dublin as waste company announces expansion
It will bring the total number of employees at the company to 600.
Two men arrested as gardaí recover firearm during raid of Dublin home
The raid was carried out as part of an intelligence-led operation targeting organised crime in Dublin.
Don't judge co-living on one planning application, says minister as proposals dubbed '21st century bedsits'
Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy said co-living is an ‘exciting’ choice for young workers.
Fianna Fáil election candidate assaulted by youth on scrambler bike during community clean-up
Gardaí confirmed they were investigating the incident.
Development of 88 apartments at former Phoenix Park racecourse gets green light
An Bord Pleanala granted permission for the development after an appeal.
Motorcyclist in hospital after Dublin hit-and-run
The incident happened last Thursday night.
Meet your candidates: Dublin's European hopefuls answer the big questions of the campaign
European Candidates for the Dublin constituency answer questions on nine of the election’s most topical issues.
Donald Trump, climate change and free speech top the agenda at Dublin election debate
There’s 19 candidates vying for a European Parliament seat in the Dublin constituency.
Man in his 20s arrested after heroin and cannabis worth €63,000 seized in Dublin
The drugs were seized at a house in Tallaght this afternoon.
Leitrim man on trial for allegedly deceiving five men into giving him almost €1.8 million
Simon Gold is alleged to have used a false ESB bill to open a bank account.
North Dublin shopping centre evacuated following 'incident' near Garda station
Main Street in the town has been closed following the incident this evening.
Dublin selector Greg Kennedy faces four-week ban for 'disruptive conduct'
The Dubs’ Maor Foirne intervened with play and caught a sliotar during his side’s defeat to Kilkenny at Nowlan Park.
West of Ireland is seeing higher demand for addiction treatment, says Coolmine centre
The Dublin-based addiction centre treated 1,350 people in 2018 and is now planning an expansion to Limerick.
Leinster minor champions Meath book quarter-final spot while Cork close in on Munster decider
Meanwhile, Westmeath, Dublin and Wicklow all secured important wins.
Stirling century can't prevent Ireland's six-wicket defeat to Bangladesh
Captain William Porterfield also chipped in with 94 runs in Dublin this afternoon.
Woman pleads guilty of trying to sell €90,000 of stolen jewellery at 'cash for gold' shop in Dublin
Kathleen Kiely was caught carrying jewellery that was traced to a burglary several days earlier.
Cyclists protest outside Dáil to highlight 'need for better infrastructure'
Around 100 bikers took part in the demonstration.
€40,000 frozen in account after CAB raids in Dublin and Laois
Phones, electronic devices and documentation seized during the searches will be analysed by specialists in CAB.
Gardaí are looking for this 13 year-old girl from Kildare who was last seen in Dublin on Sunday
Chantelle Doyle has not been seen since 3.30pm on Sunday afternoon.
Heroin and cocaine worth €300k seized during search of Dublin home
A 48-year-old man was arrested at the scene.
Dublin councillors approve cost-rental affordable housing scheme
The scheme was approved at the council’s final monthly meeting this evening.
Boy (16) had semi-automatic weapon 'fully loaded and ready for use' under his bed, court hears
The boy was accused of unlawful possession of the gun and ammunition in December 2018.
Family of teen killed in Dundrum stabbing thank public for support
Azzam Raguragui’s parents said they are putting their faith in the Irish justice system to hold whoever is responsible to account.
Man who died in apparent paragliding accident in Wicklow has been named
An investigation is now under way in relation to the incident.
Metrolink construction could close section of Royal Canal cycling Greenway for up to three years
A cycling group has called on the NTA to alter its plans for the Glasnevin Station.
Bizarre scenes as Dublin selector comes onto pitch and intercepts TJ Reid free
Former Galway hurler Greg Kennedy, now a selector with Dublin, caught Reid’s quickly-taken free on the pitch.
As It Happened: Kilkenny v Dublin, Leinster senior hurling championship
We were also keeping an eye on tonight’s Gaelic football action.
Leinster minor champions Dublin book semi-final spot after dramatic draw while Laois score huge win
There were also victories for Kildare and Carlow in the competition on Saturday.
Plans lodged for 495 build-to-rent apartments at former Chivers factory site in Coolock
The apartment plans were lodged directly with ABP under fast-track planning laws.
Carer who stole €9,000 from elderly man given suspended sentence and ordered to repay cash
She told gardaí that she stole the money because she needed to pay off a drug debt.
Court hears how Boy A wanted to meet Ana in park as he 'didn't want to be seen with her'
This is the ninth day of the trial.
Poll: Who do you think will win this year's Leinster senior hurling championship?
Galway will be hoping to complete a three-in-a-row this year.
Man who touched his penis off fellow bus passenger while 'trying to urinate' gets suspended sentence
The judge noted the offence appeared not to be for sexual gratification but occurred when the man was in need of “relieving himself.”
Two hospitalised and 20 evacuated from Dublin city centre flats after kitchen fire
Dublin Fire Brigade advised people to always evacuate a building when they hear a fire alarm.
MyTaxi app introduces €5 penalty for customers who cancel their bookings
If a customer cancels their booking more than two minutes after a driver has accepted an order, the fee will apply.
Cyclist injured by hit-and-run driver in Dublin
The man was taken to hospital with serious but non-life threatening injuries.
'Heavy delays' to Luas red line services due to issue with overhead wires this morning
Dublin Bus is accepting Luas tickets for the duration of the disruption.
Clare emerge victorious from Munster MFC phase 1 after final win over Tipperary
The Banner county picked up their second win over Tipp in the space of three weeks.
Download our app
