Dublin's planned metro line - which will run from the city's north to southside - is looking a step closer today.

When infrastructure requires the sacrifice of communities it seems only better-off areas with political connections can stand up to projects, writes Michael Clifford.

House prices close to Dart stations and Luas stops in Dublin are now €129,000 higher than average prices in the city, a new survey has found.

The National Transport Authority (NTA) and Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) have confirmed that the preferred route for Dublin’s Metro will only extend southbound as far as Charlemont.

It is believed the southside section of the line will be scrapped.

A group of investors who claim they lost millions of euro in an electronic trading scam have brought a High Court damages action against an Irish-registered firm and Irish- and Israeli-based directors.

Rents for two- and three-bedroom homes close to the new Luas cross-city route soared by 21% in the last year.

Sean Cavanagh is feeling the heat as he walks among friends and neighbours close to the fast-flowing boundary that divides Tyrone and Armagh, the River Blackwater.

House prices are boosted near Dart and Luas Green Line stations, but not along the Luas Red Line, according to a new report.

Weighing in at an impressive 4,000 sq ft, this is among the best Rochestown has to offer, writes Tommy Barker.

Two masked men entered a house and took the keys of a Mercedes car last night , which was later crashed in an industrial estate.

THERE’S a lot of homogeneity about Irish house design, with very little variation from the standard — and that’s why something as mildly tweaked as the house designs at Charlemont Heights stand out.

SWIRLS of white with a terracotta topping — that’s the first impression of Charlemont Heights.

A Chinese man who kidnapped, robbed and demanded €8,000 from a fellow national has been sentenced to eight years in prison by Judge Frank O’Donnell at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

LUAS, Dublin’s light rail system, has been given the all-clear to make its maiden journey this afternoon — and commuters don’t have to pay anything for the trip in the first five days.

THE uniqueness of the pairing in next Sunday's Bank of Ireland football championship final in Croke Park serves to highlight the strength of the game in Ulster. Yet, it's so long ago since teams from the North were simply not competitive enough.