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Elvis impersonator assaulted by Anthony Stokes urges on-the-run footballer to change his ways and get back on the pitch

Exclusive: Anthony Bradley was infamously headbutted by Stokes in a Dublin nightclub and was never paid the €230,000 owed to him by the Irish footballer

Irish Mirror

Return of Paul Mannion and Jack McCaffrey to Dublin a "mouth watering" prospect, says Robbie Brennan

The Kilmacud Crokes boss, like many GAA people, did not envisage his club star Mannion coming back to the county fold

Irish Mirror

Your child's car seat may not be fitted correctly and here's how to get it checked in Dublin

The one day event will help parents across the county

Dublin Live

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Kinahan goon Johnny Morrissey caged at high-security Spanish jail where cartel bosses were imprisoned

The nick was once dubbed The Celeb Prison after a number of well-known people were sent there

Dublin Live

Cars used to ram garda vehicle in Cherry Orchard left to burn as community 'ignored for too long'

Calls are being made to Government and senior gardai to take action

Dublin Live

Irish anti-monarchy protesters throw coffin into river to mark 'death of British Empire'

Protest group Anti Imperialist Action Ireland marched through Dublin this afternoon on the same day as the Queen's funeral, during which some demonstrators hurled a coffin into a river

Daily Mirror

Footage shows dangerous scenes in Cherry Orchard as garda car rammed by reckless racers

Gardai are appealing for witnesses to come forward

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Dublin judge Siofra O'Leary elected as first female President of European Court of Human Rights

It's also the first time an Irish judge has been elected to the role

Dublin Live

Anti-monarchy protesters in Dublin throw coffin marked 'RIP British Empire' into river

A COFFIN marked RIP British Empire has been thrown into Dublin’s main city centre river.

The National (Scotland)

March against monarchy takes place in Dublin

A coffin marked RIP British Empire was thrown into the River Liffey on Monday, while the funeral for the late Queen Elizabeth took place in England.

The Independent UK

What TV channel is Bellator Dublin on? Start time, full card, ticket prices and stream info

The MMA promotion is again returning to the 3Arena on Friday September 23

Irish Mirror

Irish Rail timetable changes planned for Dublin stations including DART and Commuter services

It is proposed that the new timetable will launch on December 11, with improvements to a number of services that originate or terminate in Dublin stations

Dublin Live

Dublin Tattoo Convention returning with amazing artists and entertainment

Dublin Tattoo Convention takes place at the RDS from November 4 until 6

Dublin Live

Russell Kane announces 3Olympia show for next spring

Comedian Russell Kane is coming to Dublin's 3Olympia Theatre in April of next year

Dublin Live

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Residents of south Dublin estate hit out at whopping 140% energy price increase

Residents are worried about how they will afford heating in the winter

Dublin Live

Famous Andy Warhol artwork worth €200,000 on offer in the RDS

The artwork is a rare portrait of the late Grace Kelly

Dublin Live

Ireland jobs: Dublin Bus is hiring full-time clerical officers

The public transport firm is offering a starting salary of €23,626.93 per annum

Dublin Live

Gardai plead for help to trace missing Irish teen known to frequent Dublin

He is described as being approximately 5 foot 6 inches in height with a broad build

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Dublin Live

Pub quizzes in Dublin: Where and when they happen in the capital

Looking for a pub quiz in Dublin? Here's where to find the best ones

Dublin Live

Dublin city Christmas lights facing reduction over energy crisis

Every year the organisers Dublin Town spends €500,000 and six weeks erecting 5km of lights along up to 25 streets in the main shopping district of the city

Dublin Live

Aer Lingus faces second technical difficulty due to issues with online-check in at Dublin Airport

The error is unrelated to the recent IT outage that affected passengers

Dublin Live

Irish Women’s Liberation Movement brought to life in inspiring new musical

Sisters previews at The Mill Theatre in Dundrum this weekend

Dublin Live

Dublin business owner fears staff may not be able to stay in city due to cost of living crisis

The business owner believes small to medium sized businesses need better supports in order to secure staff

Dublin Live

Swimming ban in place for two popular Dublin beaches due to 'poor' water quality

The samples taken on September 12 illustrate poor water quality in the area

Dublin Live

Social Welfare Ireland: Payments of up to €924 to tackle energy crisis costs just 9 days away

Households will be able to choose between a once-off payment or weekly payments

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