59 m. ago Teen on bail for allegedly taking part in torture of woman was part of gang arrested over violent Dublin home invasion

Teen on bail for allegedly taking part in torture of woman was part of gang arrested over violent Dublin home invasion  The Irish Independent

Events

61 m. ago New study shows 'unacceptable' levels of food poverty in two Dublin areas

New study shows 'unacceptable' levels of food poverty in two Dublin areas  Dublin Live

Politics

81 m. ago Young victim of alleged sexual assault ‘further traumatised’ by Ballymena rioting, says PSNI chief

Jon Boutcher warns rioters police ‘will come for you’ as he says 41 officers injured and foreign nationals hiding in attics

Events

2 h. ago New COTA Route to Connect OSU, Upper Arlington, Hilliard and Dublin

New COTA Route to Connect OSU, Upper Arlington, Hilliard and Dublin  Columbus Underground

Politics

2 h. ago Teenage boy whose life is at risk has ‘no interest in care’, court told

Boy has amassed drug debt and two teenagers he was living with were shot at, court hears

Events

2 h. ago Dublin city centre to host fashion shows and free makeovers this summer

Dublin city centre to host fashion shows and free makeovers this summer  Dublin Live

Politics

2 h. ago Alleged €100,000 jewel thief denied bail over raid on Dublin diamond jewellers

Accused charged with breaking into Diamond Heaven on Clarendon Street and Nando’s on St Andrew’s Street

Politics

3 h. ago Man accused of €100k raid at jewellery shop and burgling a Nando's

A garda told the court today that a box of jewellery worth €100,000 was beside him during his arrested.

Politics

3 h. ago Taxpayer on the hook for €444,412 in claims over collapse of Platinum Travel

The Dublin based travel agency went out of business on December 19th last and the annual report from the Irish Aviation Authority’s Travellers’ Protection Fund shows that the Platinum Travel Ltd bond covered only €47,143 of claims made in 2024.

Economics

3 h. ago Northern Ireland launches new office to ‘harness potential’ of artificial intelligence

Northern Ireland launches new office to ‘harness potential’ of artificial intelligence  The Irish Post

Politics

3 h. ago New office launched in Northern Ireland to ‘harness potential’ of artificial intelligence

New office launched in Northern Ireland to ‘harness potential’ of artificial intelligence  The Irish Post

Politics

3 h. ago Church of Ireland Bishop condemns US bishop leading Dublin Pride service

Church of Ireland Bishop condemns US bishop leading Dublin Pride service  Belfast News Letter

Politics

3 h. ago Have what it takes to be the next Joe Duffy? Here's how to apply for his job

RTÉ has launched a talent search to find fresh voices, including Joe Duffy’s successor for Liveline.

Politics

4 h. ago €5m makeover of Penneys in Dublin is 'vote of confidence in high street'

€5m makeover of Penneys in Dublin is 'vote of confidence in high street'  The Irish Post

Politics

4 h. ago Search at house in Clondalkin after man detained on suspicion of Annie McCarrick murder

The 26-year-old American disappeared from her home in Sandymount, Dublin in 1993.

Events

4 h. ago Weinstein case judge declares mistrial on remaining rape charge amid jury issues

Deliberations ended on Thursday, a day after the jury delivered a partial verdict in Weinstein’s sex crimes retrial.

Events

4 h. ago Watch: LOI Preview – Damien Duff and Stephen Bradley face off in big Dublin derby

Watch: LOI Preview – Damien Duff and Stephen Bradley face off in big Dublin derby  The Irish Independent

Politics

5 h. ago Dublin traffic LIVE: Severe delays of 80 minutes reported on the M50

Dublin traffic LIVE: Severe delays of 80 minutes reported on the M50  Dublin Live

Politics

5 h. ago Drogheda United facing expulsion from Uefa Conference League due to multi

The Uefa regulation states that 'no individual or legal entity may have control or influence over more than one club participating in a UEFA club competition'

Sport

5 h. ago Department of Social Protection fined €550k for unlawful database of millions of Irish people's faces

A data watchdog ruled that biometric data gathered through applications for the Public Services Card lacked clear legal basis and violated privacy laws.

Economics