Sunday 16 December, 2018
The Dublin senior footballers secured their fourth All-Ireland win in a row on Sunday afternoon.
The integrated court complex has been hampered in delays for years.
Dublin City Council said the artwork did not have planning permission so had to be removed.
‘Make Dublin Grey Again’.
“We’re attempting to transform what is a negative situation for us into a catalyst for cultural change.”
There’s new life around the square that ten years ago stood practically empty.
Local media outlets had confirmed the screening, but DCC have insisted that it’s not happening.
They serve vegan food too.
There was no immediate information as to when the service would resume.
Around 2,000 Venezuelans live in Dublin.
Mark and Andrew Cosgrave want to build a 175-bed hotel in Dublin city centre.
Shot back and sides, please.
The incident happened last Thursday evening at about 11.30pm in the Smithfield area.
Services on the Red Line have since resumed. Gardaí have launched an investigation.
The five-hour event will showcase “the best of independent music and performance” Dublin has to offer.
The former Labour leader and Tánaiste gave evidence today at a trial of a 17-year-old boy charged in connection with the Jobstown water charges protest in November 2014.
The man was arrested and is being held at Bridewell Garda Station.
17-year-old Rebecca Conroy had sought €38,000 in defamation damages.
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The arts collective are faced with leaving Smithfield due to rising rents.
It’s believed to be the first time the public will get to have a look inside.
Here is our pick of properties from €250,000… up to €1 million.
Three men skipped out on a €300 bill – and the pub really let them know about it.
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Screen legend Omar Sharif will be among those attending the first-ever Dublin Arab Film Festival this week.
Dublin-based artist Annie Atkins designed the props for the film.
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The man received multiple stab wounds this afternoon, before being pronounced dead.
It’s not Croke Park but if you haven’t got a ticket, it might be the next best thing…
Maggie McDonagh had been missing since she was last seen on Monday evening in Swords, Co. Dublin.
Dublin City Council said it believes the new bye-laws will improve the welfare of horses attending the fair and the experience of the public at the event.
The work, which went on display last night, features hundreds of stories about life in the Magdalene laundries.
Plus more pictures of the signs going up around Dublin.
Three units of Dublin Fire Brigade had attended the fire, which broke out in the roof area of one building.
DELAYS TO THE Luas Red Line service are expected until to last until at least 10.15 this morning following an incident on the line.
AA Roadwatch has warned passengers to expect significant delays after a cyclist came off their bike close to the Jervis stop. The service was briefly halted between Smithfield and The Point following the incident but has now been restored.
The company which operates the Luas has apologised for the inconvenience.
The traditional fair – which has seen violent scenes recently – is currently held every month, but could now be under threat.
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