The Latest Breaking News from Dublin

Over 70 objections have been lodged in relation to the development, with People Before Profit TD Richard Boyd Barrett arguing that the building's "Victorian ambience" would be destroyed by the nine storey apartment block

Green Party councillor Janet Horner saw a brazen bike theft take place in the city centre on Monday evening and believes that more surveillance is needed on hotspots such as Jervis and Drury St to discourage the crime

The Mercury Prize-winning star will play the National Stadium in April

The planning application for the massive infrastructure project was lodged with An Bord Pleanala in September last year

Lesley Anne O'Brien from Clonee is a mum of five and she was helped to change up her style by Suzanne Jackson

Carmel Mooney has been remembered as a "hardworking woman" with a "lot of charm and wit"

Eager applicants will have to undergo a selection process that will include safety critical assessments, competency-based interview, and medical assessment

A full hearing is scheduled for December 6.

There have been less than five Kraken variants discovered here and Professor Kingston Mills has warned that the variant is "highly transmissible"

Here's how you can experience the Guinness barges sailing down the River Liffey, the Crimean Banquet held in the CHQ, and the story of the famine statues

Dublin's economy had grown for eighteen consecutive months as the worst of Covid-19 restrictions lifted, but recorded a decline during the last three months of 2022