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Gardaí arrest 46 in operation clamping down on 'organised begging' in Dublin city centre
All 46 are due in court next month.
David Norris: The Hirschfeld Centre revolutionised Temple Bar in 1979 - it deserves a commemorative plaque
Senator David Norris on the legacy of the Hirschfeld Centre, which burned down.
Love Island's Jack and Dani are obsessed with Temple Bar, for some reason
Obligatory Guinness shots incoming.
New artwork installed at site of 'Somebody's Child' exhibition in Temple Bar for Pope's visit
Images were posted on social media last night after the netting had been torn down.
Pedestrian walkway along old Central Bank site to be closed until 2020
The move has prompted some concern in the area, as a €75 million redevelopment takes place.
A Temple Bar hotel is being put up sale for €10.7m
The property consists of two buildings that used to be offices.
'You can't paint over a movement': Repeal mural removed from Temple Bar (again)
The Charities Regulator has defended its decision to say the Project Arts Centre could lose its charitable status if the mural remained.
Man rushed to hospital after being stabbed in Temple Bar
A man in his 40s has been arrested.
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Taxi driver cleared of not bringing passengers quickest route from airport to Temple Bar
The NTA had allegations that some taxis coming from Dublin Airport were failing to take the shortest route.
Man who 'forcibly groped' woman in Temple Bar identified from photos taken by victim, court hears
A print-out of one of the photos was handed in to the judge who said it was clearly and undeniably the accused, Bryan Doherty from Co Mayo.
Temple Bar - and some people in Mayo jerseys - randomly pop up in this new Netflix film
The film is set in Atlanta. Do they have Burdocks in Atlanta?
Temple Bar could have been a bus station but for a 'duplicitous volte face' from the government
It would also feature an underground rail tunnel from Heuston Station to Connolly.
Two people injured after being struck by van in Dublin
Their injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.
One man's 'selfish' bid to protect his private garden is stalling the old Central Bank's overhaul
The Dame Street building is in line for a €75 million redevelopment.
One man's 'selfish' bid to protect his private garden is stalling the old Central Bank's overhaul
The Dame Street building is in line for a €75 million redevelopment.
Muslim satirical site founders waive anonymity for Dublin Festival of Politics
The Hummus creators will join activist-singer Peggy Seeger and a host of other speakers at new fest.
Two men found dead on the streets of Dublin city and Drogheda last night
“Now we have another death in the system,” Dublin Mayor Christy Burke said.
The roof of the old Central Bank could become a new pub and Temple Bar residents are worried
They don’t want “another loud pub or nightclub”.
Judge spares man who unintentionally injured woman after throwing glass in Temple Bar
The victim was left with scarring after the incident.
Temple Bar traders have some concerns about the new College Green civic plaza
The new plaza will see the area directly in front of the entrance to Trinity College Dublin largely pedestrianised.
The only hotel in Temple Bar that didn’t serve alcohol now has a bar licence
Temple Bar brings “reasonable expectations that hotel facilities would include the provision of a bar,” a solicitor argued.
Dublin was showing all the signs of an epic hangover first thing this morning...
But the city is cleaning up well. There’s little sign of the carnage normally associated with the post-Paddy’s Day cleanup this morning.
The Wax Museum is back (again) - just don't call it a Wax Museum
We took a tour. There weren’t any waxworks – but Brendan Behan’s floating head appeared for a chat.
Lock-down: Private security to man 40 access points at Temple Bar on Paddy's Day
The plan was trialled last year, and has been deemed a success.
Investigation launched after woman assaulted in Temple Bar
Gardai in Pearse Street are investigating.
'It was targeted': 'Somebody's Child' exhibition in Temple Bar in flames
The Somebody’s Child installation remembered those who died in Ireland’s Mother and Baby centres.
'It was a scummy thing, I know': Man jailed for 5 years for punching victim twice
The victim’s balance and ability to process visual and spoken information had been severely impacted.
Bar at centre of alleged 'no blacks allowed' incident concludes "that no discrimination occurred"
Three South African students were allegedly refused entry from Buskers Bar in Temple Bar on Sunday 5 June.
Stephen Rea opens pop-up café aiming to raise awareness about Direct Provision
More than 4,000 people live in DP centres nationally.
GAA star Cathal McCarron spared criminal record after row at Temple Bar pub
He had pleaded guilty to engaging in threatening and abusive behaviour at Anglesea Street in Dublin city-centre.
There's a new pub in Temple Bar and it looks like every sports fan's haven
There is a pool room. Ready yourselves.
GSOC is looking for witnesses to a brawl in Temple Bar
Around five men were involved in the fight in Temple Bar in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Dublin Fire Brigade has rescued two people who went for a swim in the Liffey
At around 3.30pm today, a man seeking to cool off jumped into the Liffey at the IFSC in Dublin; minutes later another dived in near Temple Bar.
Temple Bar food stall one of eight businesses closed for food safety issues
Five of the closure orders have since been lifted, but three remain closed
Fed up with karaoke artists masquerading as buskers? Dublin City Council vote on new restrictions tonight
Councillors will decide on proposals to ban backing tracks everywhere, and introduce restrictions for Grafton Street performers
Judge denies liquor licence, says there are enough pubs in Temple Bar
The judge said local residents were entitled to the quiet enjoyment of their homes.
Teenage boys face trial for alleged sex assault and exploitation of young girl in Temple Bar
The boys, who were accompanied to court by their mothers, have not yet indicated how they will plead.
Dublin City Council set to ban backing tracks for buskers - but amplifiers are ok
Backing tracks are seen as a means of assisting (or even replacing) a performance.
'Extremely lucky' no one seriously injured in Temple Bar partial roof collapse
A Dublin City Council investigation is now underway into the incident last night.
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