Gardaí have arrested four motorists for dangerous driving in the Dublin Port Tunnel today.

Update 10.47am: The Dublin Port Tunnel has now fully reopened both ways following a truck fire.

Prefabricated homes must become part of the solution to the homeless crisis before winter sets in, the Peter McVerry Trust has urged.

Dublin Port Company today published trade statistics for 2014 which show a record year for trade at Dublin Port, with 7% year-on-year growth.

Truck drivers are blocking more than 300 lorries from leaving Dublin Port in a protest over the Budget.

To mark the fact that Giro d’Italia's race leader wears an iconic Pink Jersey, spectators in Ireland are being urged to wear pink at the race's inaugural visit.

Unknown heroes of the Irish Volunteers have been identified in graves in Glasnevin cemetery as part of a new commemoration.

Discount grocery retailer Aldi is to create 300 jobs over the next three years.

Discount grocery retailer Aldi is to create 300 jobs over the next three years.

The Dublin Port Company is to invest €110m in enhancing the country’s largest port over the next five years.

A €73,000 MERCEDES E 200 Kompressor with an on-board computer that all but tells a driver his shoe laces are undone. A two- year warranty that cushions the heftiest of repair bills.

Rail chiefs today sought permission to press ahead with a €2.5bn Dart Underground in Dublin with work expected to begin within two years.

The northbound bore of the Port Tunnel in Dublin is closed due to an incident.

A former drug addict who absconded to Australia seven years ago when due for sentence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court for an attempted robbery which resulted in a garda leaving the force has been jailed.

A 17-year-old boy appeared in court today for leading gardaí on a half-hour high speed pursuit where at one point he allegedly drove the wrong way through the Dublin Port Tunnel.

A 17-year-old boy facing sentence for over forty offences has been remanded on continuing bail by the Dublin Children’s Court pending sentence.

Dublin suffered six hours of traffic chaos today after a single truck overturned on a key route near the city's docklands.

The truck that overturned truck at East Wall Road near the Point Depot has been cleared.

An accident in Dublin's docklands has caused major traffic disruption in the city this morning.

A traffic accident has caused major disruption in Dublin's docklands this morning.

A 14-year-old boy driving a stolen car tried to ram gardaí and nearly mowed down pedestrians during a joyride, the Dublin Children’s Court heard yesterday.

FAMILIES in up to 50 homes were evacuated yesterday morning when a hoax bomb was found attached to a car.

Gardaí in Dublin are renewing their appeal for witnesses to a shooting incident in Ballybough yesterday.

Plans to cut traffic gridlock in Dublin’s city centre were stepped up today.

Gardaí investigating the murder of a father-of-one in Dublin’s north inner city on St Stephen’s night today appealed for a taxi driver who had been working in the area to come forward.

A MAJORITY of heavy goods vehicles are continuing to avoid using the new toll-free Dublin Port Tunnel.

Up to 10,000 runners will make history today by taking part in the first Dublin Port Tunnel 10km Race.

IBEC has said it is seeking legal advice, with a view to lodging a formal complaint with the European Commission against Dublin City Council’s plan to ban heavy goods vehicles (HGV) from the city.

Influential business federation IBEC today threatened Dublin City Council with a lawsuit over its plans to bar HGVs from the capital’s streets.

Two Latvian men appeared in court today charged in connection with the hijacking of a woman’s car in Dublin.

A woman whose car was hijacked in Dublin managed to run to a nearby fire station for protection, it emerged today.

Gardaí were today questioning two Latvian men after a car was hijacked and the female driver assaulted.

A Dublin businessman who paid almost €10m in the largest ever Revenue settlement is to be sentenced today for tax evasion.

The biggest ever tax settlement made by Revenue has been included on the latest list of defaulters.

Work on the most expensive road project in Ireland was halted after subsidence was reported in the area, it emerged today.

Colt Telecom announced its intention to mothball its internet data centre on the Longmile Road in keeping with its increased focus on cost efficiency with a view to reaching profitability by 2004.