81 minutes ago Convention Centre Dublin makes record €18.23m profit as revenues surge by 37pc

Convention Centre Dublin makes record €18.23m profit as revenues surge by 37pc  Irish Independent

Economics

81 minutes ago Lucinda O’Sullivan’s restaurant review: Does the reopened Unicorn on Dublin’s Merrion Court match up to its legendary past?

Lucinda O’Sullivan’s restaurant review: Does the reopened Unicorn on Dublin’s Merrion Court match up to its legendary past?  Irish Independent

Events

81 minutes ago Anatomy of the Dublin riots: Counting the cost, one year on from night of violence

Anatomy of the Dublin riots: Counting the cost, one year on from night of violence  Irish Independent

Events

81 minutes ago Election 2024 for commuters: Compared to Dublin, rest of country has been failed by lack of public transport investment

Election 2024 for commuters: Compared to Dublin, rest of country has been failed by lack of public transport investment  Irish Independent

Politics

3 hours ago Brexit has created ‘new barriers’ for women fleeing domestic violence cross

Jurisdictional challenges mean that victims-survivors often left in vulnerable and precarious situations, says North South Co-operation to Tackle Violence Against Women report

Events

5 hours ago Investigation after fire breaks out at Wicklow army camp being used to house asylum seekers

The fire has since been extinguished and all International Protection applicants and Defence Forces personnel are accounted for.

Events

6 hours ago ‘Consent is not talked about enough’: Dublin rally held in solidarity with Nikita Hand after Conor McGregor case

Several hundred people assemble in front of City Hall before marching to DPP offices to protest decision not to bring criminal charges against mixed martial arts fighter

Politics

6 hours ago Crowd marches in Dublin to show solidarity with ‘incredibly brave’ Nikita Hand

Ms Hand, who accused Mr McGregor of raping her in a Dublin hotel in December 2018, won her claim against him for damages in a civil case.

Politics

7 hours ago Family of swimmer who drowned in Galway pay tribute to hundreds who searched for her

The search for Máire Ní Fhátharta, who worked as an Irish language planning officer, was one of the largest and most organised ever mounted along the west coast.

Events

8 hours ago Former IRA member among nursing home early voters for general election

Residents at Maryfield facility in Chapelizod, Dublin, among about 15,300 ‘special voters’ in nursing homes and hospitals entitled to cast their ballots early

Politics