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New online resource opens the heritage to the public with genealogical database of almost 7,000 names Catering on…

Dublin city’s “night-time economy” is a buzz-phrase that has dominated discourse around socialising in the centre of the…

Ireland is considering asking larger EU nations for security assistance during its forthcoming EU presidency, including sending a…

Sister Stanislaus Kennedy was a “powerhouse of good” and “a woman who was hope for the hopeless”, her…

A Trinity College Dublin student, one of a number of people unlawfully occupying a house owned by a…

An alleged gang leader, who is accused of playing a significant role in several of the bloodiest feuds…

It is 6.30am on a Wednesday at Rathdrum railway station in Co Wicklow. It is dark, cold and…

A man and a woman have appeared at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court in relation to the alleged defrauding…

A man who made threats to kill a Dublin city councillor has been jailed for 13 months. On…

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A High Court challenge to the awarding of a €650 million contract to replace the Dublin–Belfast Enterprise train…

A TEAM of nine ladies – amongst them a teacher, a specialist nurse, solicitor, a football coach, an…

From canals to commuter trains: two centuries of Dublin’s transport history go online – does anyone in your family play a part?