Saturday 25 September, 2021
The Liffey Sweeper will remove litter from the upper part of the river.
His co-accused stripped off when he made landfall on the city quays and was arrested naked, a court heard.
Dublin Fire Brigade rescued the man at 7am this morning.
The Fin whale was spotted in Dublin port on Wednesday.
The whale was spotted in Dublin port earlier today.
The capital experienced bouts of heavy rain yesterday afternoon.
The river made headlines again this week when a dolphin was spotted swimming in it.
The dolphin was first spotted at around 9am this morning.
More than 4,000 free events will take place across the country on 21 September.
The ship, once used to carry passengers to the islands, has since fallen into disrepair.
A number of people were photographed sitting in inflatable flamingos and unicorns in the river this afternoon.
Dozens of onlookers cheered as the cat was winched to safety.
Firefighters and gardaí worked together to rescue the man.
The woman was spotted in the water just after 12.30 pm.
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Paul Downes rescued the man on Wednesday night.
You’d never guess she was 200 years old.
The 13-year-old died on Saturday after getting into trouble while swimming.
Sail away, brave novelty green hat.
One was taken to hospital, but the other refused to go.
A tractor struck the bridge recently causing the damage and because it is a protected structure it could be months before it is repaired.
These visitors got a unique tour…
The incident occurred this afternoon.
Stevie is safe and recovering at home.
It might have been a nice day for a dip but we don’t envy them…
Participants swam 2.2km, with the winner in the men’s race finishing in just 26.16 minutes.
Eighty-five official names were received by Dublin City Council, which was shortlisted to 17.
The body of the man was recovered earlier this week after the 25-year-old went missing last weekend.
Five units of Dublin Fire Brigade were deployed during the rescue operation last night.
The incident happened at about 3.45pm this afternoon at Usher’s Quay in Dublin city centre.
Two units of the Dublin Fire Brigade were involved in the rescue late last night.
Volunteer search and rescue teams are combing the River Liffey for signs of Ms. Riordan.
The padlocks, which were attached by couples as a sign of their ‘everlasting’ love, will be removed from any bridge upon which they appear, Dublin City Council has said.
The 25-year-old Kilbride clubman was part of Mick O’Dwyer’s senior football panel over two seasons.
See the capital city from a different angle in this photographic exhibition currently showing in the CHQ building…
The 91st annual event took place in the capital this afternoon.
