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The Latest Breaking News from Dublin

Dublin Bus staff organise 'amazing' surprise for boy with autism

Christine Sweetman Cullen's son Tadhg, nine, has autism and loves everything to do with buses

Dublin Live

Gardaí suspect woman found dead in Dublin apartment was stabbed with area still sealed off

The woman's body was found at an apartment in Ashtown

Irish Mirror

Friday 13th is actually 13 per cent luckier than other Fridays during the year, stats show

The day itself attracts a lot of superstition

Dublin Live

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Gardaí launch investigation as woman's body is discovered at apartment in Dublin

The scene is currently preserved

Irish Mirror

Dublin Airport apologises over North Runway noise levels with flights to be rerouted

Residents of nearby communities have described the noise from the North Runway as "a nightmare they haven't woken up from"

Dublin Live

Body of woman found at apartment block in Ashtown

The woman is believed to have been in her 40s

Dublin Live

Is now a good time for first time buyers to apply for a mortgage? Mortgage brokers' advice on 2023 market

First Time Buyers can now borrow up to 4 times their income

Dublin Live

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Go-Ahead Ireland are looking for bus drivers and mechanics to join their team

The company is looking for Dublin Bus drivers and mechanics to operate from their Ballymount depot

Irish Mirror

Huge sadness as man who started Charlie's Bar popular with Irish holidaymakers in Lanzarote passes away at 66

His daughter has said he will be laid to rest in Dublin

Irish Mirror

Businesses urged to claim new energy support scheme before end of month

The Government’s €1.3 billion Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme (TBESS), which provides eligible businesses with up to 40 per cent of the increase in electricity or gas bills up to €10,000 per month, has seen €9.5m approved for payment to date

Dublin Live

Cybersecurity company ThreatLocker to create 120 roles at new Dublin office

The US company will open its new office in Blanchardstown in the coming months

Dublin Live

Dublin Airport list of banned items that could get you kicked off flight

Banned items include pepper spray, lighters, razor blades, energy saving bulbs, and more

Dublin Live

Dublin weather: Met Eireann predicts 'blustery' conditions in weekend washout before cold blast returns

Scattered showers will give way to sunny spells later and top temperatures ranging from 7 to 9 degrees

Dublin Live

Thousands more GPs needed in Ireland to deal with ‘workforce crisis’

600 of the 4000 existing GPs in Ireland will have retired in the next three years

Dublin Live

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Jonathan Dowdall fears he could end up in a wheelchair amid health concerns

Last month the former Sinn Fein councillor gave evidence against against Gerry “The Monk” Hutch in his trial for the alleged murder of David Byrne

Dublin Live

Ex-Big Brother star Brian Dowling suffered 'outrageous' trolling after birth of baby

Brian said he received horrific messages calling him a 'a child trafficker, a perverted creep, and womb rapist' after the birth of his first child

Irish Mirror

Irish holidaymakers in Cork and Dublin can fly Ryanair to Rome for just €29.99 this summer

Ryanair has launched a limited-time seat sale for early bird customers looking to grab a bargain

Dublin Live

Pygmalion staff said they "want to do their part" to help the country's housing crisis

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Kellie Harrington shares disastrous walk home as flying bird leaves its mark

The Olympic winner is often able to evade a flurry of punches but was no match for the Dublin bird.

Dublin Live

Dublin pharmacist warns against stockpiling amid surge in demand for Calpol

Tomas Conefrey, who runs Conefrey's CarePlus Pharmacy on Pearse Street, says that panic purchases of Calpol and Nurofen are occurring in store

Dublin Live

When will the cost of electricity and gas bills fall? Expert explains as wholesale prices drop

Part of the reason is how our energy is bought by suppliers

Irish Mirror

Contents of Ireland's most famous five-star hotels to go under hammer in 'most interesting auction this year'

Side cabinets, lamps and lockers from the former Four Seasons Hotel in Ballsbridge – favourite haunt of American rocker Bruce Springsteen – are among the features.

Dublin Live

Online claims about refugees arriving at Ballyfermot gym and school rebutted by local councillor

"I find it very questionable as to why people are spying on schools and leisure centres - young people have a right to privacy when they are going to youth centres and attending school"

Dublin Live

Dublin Zoo cleared of animal welfare concerns following investigation after whistleblower's claims

The National Parks and Wildlife Service's investigation team found that the zoo had "high standards that promoted animal welfare"

Irish Mirror

Family buy dog teddy for brave boy mauled by pitbull in bid to help him overcome trauma

The nine-year-old returned home to Enniscorthy, Co Wexford, on Tuesday following seven weeks in Dublin’s Crumlin Children’s Hospital.

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