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Tech unicorn Wayflyer to cut 70 jobs in Dublin

Wayflyer employs around 220 people in Ireland with their headquarters on Baggot Street

Dublin Live

Russia bars entry to Irish PM and 51 others

Russia said on Wednesday it was banning entry to 52 Irish politicians including Prime Minister Micheal Martin, accusing Dublin of waging "an aggressive anti-Russian propaganda campaign".

Reuters

Krispy Kreme to open new store at The Square Tallaght just in time for Christmas

Krispy Kreme first came to Ireland four years ago in Blanchardstown and has since opened multiple outlets across Dublin

Dublin Live

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UK and Ireland name 14 stadiums to host Euro 2028 matches as key venues miss out

The joint-bid would see Euro 2028 matches played in London, Dublin, Cardiff, Belfast and Glasgow - but bunfight could still take place over automatic qualification spots

Daily Mirror

Met Eireann warns of plunging temperatures and scattered showers

Temperatures are set to dip to as low as 1 degree tonight

Dublin Live

Drone delivery service by Google owner to launch in Dublin

It's the second such service to come to Ireland, and the second one to launch in north Dublin

Dublin Live

Heartbreak at Late Late Toy Show as Ryan Tubridy announces death of colleague

Ryan Tubridy revealed there has been heartbreak behind the scenes at RTE this week as he announced the sad passing of a Toy Show colleague. Catherine Sorg, who lived in Skerries, Co. Dublin, but was originally from France, passed away peacefully on

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Better late than never, but FAI should have called out Qatar abuses long ago

Jonathan Hill had a great opportunity to call out Qatar's record on migrant workers and the LGBTQ+ community when the World Cup hosts visited Dublin last year.

Irish Mirror

Dublin weather: Temperatures to drop below freezing in Ireland as warm spell turns to cold snap in quick u-turn

There's a new chill in the air and it's going to stick around

Dublin Live

Almost €40 million owed to Dublin City Council in social housing rent arrears

51 tenants owe more than €27,000 each

Dublin Live

Conman preying on elderly people in Dublin mountains as urgent warning issued

One conman has managed to extract sums of money from vulnerable people - and he’s providing names of other people in the area on the doors to establish trust

Dublin Live

All the ways cooking drunk can go wrong according to Dublin Fire Brigade

Drunk cooking is a leading cause of late night fires, Dublin Fire Brigade says

Dublin Live

Huge amount of cannabis seized at Dublin Port with help of detector dog Alfie

Beer and wine were also seized at Rosslare Europort

Dublin Live

Another cafe announces closure due to financial pressures

The announcement is one of several hospitality closures in recent weeks

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Dublin Airport jobs: Ryanair hiring ground handling agents with €30,000 salary

The airline is hiring almost 150 staff to prepare them for the summer 2023 operation

Dublin Live

Brothers behind Dublin’s oldest bike shop thank loyal customers ahead of closure

Paul and Brian Delaney run T Delaney and Sons, a bike shop in Dublin 6 that has been going strong for 105 years

The Independent UK

Irish musicians to join Dublin housing rally against ‘cruel’ government policy

Raise the Roof coordinator Macdara Doyle said one family in Dublin had been forced to live in a disused animal shelter.

Dublin Live

Ranelagh pub bringing back popular taco Tuesday deal

The TapHouse in Ranelagh are offering a sweet taco deal for €20 every Tuesday

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Dublin man accused of Lough Erne Resort 'altercation' appears in court

Daniel Comerford, 34, with an address of Mac Uillaim Heights in Jobstown, was charged with affray, attempted grievous bodily harm with intent, criminal damage and possession of an offensive weapon with intent to commit an indictable offence

Dublin Live

Dublin Winter Lights officially switched on with new locations added to route

The Winter Lights are officially back in Dublin and have new additional locations

Dublin Live

Cabinet set to approve Ireland's Euro 2028 bid with seven potential games in Dublin

The move would require Croke Park to undergo upgrades

Dublin Live

Cadbury is leaving fan-favourite out of Heroes boxes this year

The confectionary company has assured customers that the tubs will have the same amount of chocolate as before

Dublin Live

Crumlin swap shop will save you money on your Christmas shopping

Change Clothes Crumlin is promoting reusable fashion across the wider community

Dublin Live

Jenny Greene brings 'The Rave Cave' to Vicar Street

Jenny Greene has announced that she is playing in Vicar Street on the 21st of December 2022, brining her famous "Rave Cave" to Dublin.

Dublin Live

Tallaght house already lit up for Christmas 'doesn’t affect bills', says mam

Anita Daynes puts extra effort into decorating her home for her autistic son

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