A development agreement to construct 800 homes off the North Circular Road is expected to be ready within a fortnight.

What an inspiration to see a true South African team and nation lift the Webb Ellis Rugby World Cup on Saturday last.

This evening's vote comes after developer Bartra Capital and council officials agreed to increase the number of social homes by 30%.

Four new inductees have been announced for the 2019 IMRO Hall of Fame today.

Rowena Walsh meets Rosie Smith-Dunne, an energetic 91-year-old who is happily still helping others after a lifetime of volunteering.

Fire fighters came under attack as they attended the scene of a blaze in Dublin last night.

A three-man "hit for hire team", which included an Afghan war veteran, were planning to kill a member of the Hutch family before they were intercepted by gardaí just 250 metres from the "intended target's" home in Dublin's north inner city, the Special Criminal Court was told today.

Clare Daly believes that the EU is a neo-liberal body protecting big business — her bid for Europe intends to change all that. Juno McEnroe follows her on the campaign trail in Inchicore.

Gary Hand has been found safe and well.

UPDATE: A missing 18-month-old baby, Shania Constantin, and her grandfather, Condrut Iosca, have been found safe and well.

A 17-year-old boy has been sent forward for trial accused of knocking a man unconscious and breaking his jaw with a “hammer-like blow” during an assault in Dublin.

A former homeless man who set fires in wheelie bins to heat his sleeping bag has been sentenced to three years in prison for arson at two Dublin locations.

A man who convinced a child to play sexualised games of truth or dare and later coerced her into sexual intercourse has been jailed for 18 months.

A man previously jailed for knocking down and killing two French tourists has been sentenced to three and half years in prison for driving at a garda while trying to escape arrest for burglary.

Nadege Kibamba, from the Democratic Republic of Congo but with an address at the North Circular Road, Dublin 7 admitted the benefit fraud.

A company has lost its High Court challenge over the HSE's refusal to enter into a community pharmacy contract (CPC) with it for a pharmacy on Dublin's northside.

tSé mo laoch mo ghile mear

Éamonn Cregan is looking through a window in the Hunt Museum Café, out at the Shannon running away with itself, a dull August afternoon rising merely to scurries, writes PM O’Sullivan

Emergency services are at the scene of a crash in Dublin city centre.

This spacious family home has looks and location, says Tommy Barker

Over 600 student beds in Cork and 700-plus in Dublin, are being provided in a progressive €200 million-plus joint venture partnership by global players Harrison Street Real Estate Capital, and Global Student Accommodation Group, GSA - who’ll trade in Dublin and Cork under the brand Uninest.

The family of missing man Michael Cullen has made an emotional appeal for his return.

A man is due to appear in court tomorrow charged in connection with a fatal crash in Dublin on Friday.

Update Dec 4, 7.30am: Christina Wright has been found safe and well.

Gardaí are trying to trace a 16-year-old boy missing in Dublin.

Two people have been rushed to hospital following a serious crash in Dublin's north inner city overnight.

There’s plenty of grace and period charm at Limerick’s 30 Revington Park, writes Trish Dromey.

A man and a woman in their thirties are being questioned over the murder of a man in Dublin at the weekend.

Gardaí in Dublin have launched a murder investigation after the death of a man at a house in the city on Sunday.

Gardaí have arrested two people in connection with the investigation into the death of a man on the North Circular Road, Dublin on Sunday February 19.

Gardaí are investigating the full circumstances surrounding a fatal shooting in Dublin yesterday.

Michael Clifford reports on the increasing nervousness among residents of buildings constructed during the boom years that the ‘light touch’ regulations of the time have left their lives in danger

Update at 11pm: Gardai are investigating the death of a man on the North Circular Road in Dublin this evening.

Gardai are appealing for witnesses after a man in his 20s was stabbed in Dublin.

Theresa May and the rest of Europe still remain bamboozled about this Brexit conundrum.

Gerry Bennis, former Limerick GAA chairman

Former “singing” priest Tony Walsh has been jailed for seven and half years for raping a boy three times, once with a crucifix.

Former “singing priest” Tony Walsh, aged 62, faces a maximum sentence of two years in prison for raping a boy with a crucifix, a court has heard.

Five units of the Dublin Fire Brigade have brought a fire under control at an apartment complex in Dublin.

Former “singing” priest Tony Walsh has been convicted of sexually abusing a young boy.

Three men who were caught with almost €200,000 of cannabis have been jailed for terms of between three-and-a-half and four years.

Ireland was officially neutral in the Second World War but, 75 years ago today, German bombers brought the blitz to Dublin. Ryle Dwyer asks if it was error or conspiracy, and shows how the incident shines a light on our young nation’s complex relationships with the Allied and Axis powers