Gary Gannon says Fine Gael, Fianna Fail and The Greens should get on with forming a government.

Sinn Féin have not ruled out the idea of forming a "national government" in order to tackle the coronavirus outbreak.

The Garda public order unit was called to a brawl in Phibsoboro this afternoon.

The Social Democrats believe that a left-leaning minority government is "unlikely" to be formed.

Social Democrats co-leader Catherine Murphy said she hopes the party can win four seats in the general election amid expectation that the group will also form part of any government talks.

Tax breaks for low income artists, drama studies for the Leaving Certificate and guaranteed council funds for culture are among arts proposals launched by the Social Democrats.

Dublin City councillors have backed a plan to turn the old Magdalene Laundry on Sean McDermott Street in Dublin into a centre for third-level education.

The decision by Ms O'Sullivan brings to an end her 11-year career as a TD.

Dublin-Central Independent TD Maureen O'Sullivan has announced she will not contest the General Election, thus ending her 11-year career as a TD.

Dublin City Council is to reassess plans for two further pedestrian days at College Green.

Just as counting was slowly edging to the finish line in the European Parliament Dublin constituency election on Monday night, whispers of a row started to filter through the RDS.

Just as counting was slowly edging to the finish line in the European Parliament Dublin constituency election on Monday night, whispers of a row started to filter through the RDS.

Independent Clare Daly has insisted she will fight for a seat in Dublin amid suggestions a row over transfers in the European elections could go to the courts.

A row over the transfer of votes and the so-called 'cold storage' Brexit seat has brought a halt to counting in the European elections in Dublin.

Fine Gael's Frances Fitzgerald has been elected to the European Parliament after the 14th count for the Dublin constituency.

Ciarán Cuffe’s was on the verge of a landmark win for the Green Party in the European elections in Dublin last night after topping the poll on the first count.

Results of the votes here will not be announced until 10pm tonight due to a European-wide embargo.

Green Party councillor Ciaran Cuffe is set to top the Dublin European constituency by a shock landslide after Fine Gael's Frances Fitzgerald suffered a surprise slump in the polls.

Speaking at the Social Justice Ireland event, Sinn Féin's Lynn Boylan claimed it is "only a matter of time" before the far-right gain traction in this country.

The Social Democrats say they are standing over the candidacy of Ellie Kisyombe following the completion of an independent review.

On May 24 we will be asked to cast our votes in three important elections.

More than 9,200 people signed a petition calling on Dublin City Council to call a halt to its plans to sell off the Magdalene laundry site to a Japanese hotel chain.

Is the charitable initiative a good news story or morally wrong?

An Garda Síochána is supporting the forthcoming supervised injecting centre not just because it’s Government policy but because it is the “right thing to do”, Dublin’s police chief says.

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe’s newly appointed special adviser has been described as “slime” by a constituency rival in a bitter online spat.

As undertakers mounted the floral displays on to the top of the horse-drawn carriage, the rain turned to sleet.

A third nephew of Gerry Hutch has been named as the latest murder victim in the Kinahan/Hutch feud.

As a group of Dublin City Councillors, we are acutely aware of how the Eighth Amendment, and Ireland’s restrictive abortion legislation, has impacted on the lives of women across our city.

Crime-hit communities in inner-city Dublin are set to benefit from development in the nearby Docklands and related economic activity, Public Expenditure Minister Paschal Donohoe has said.

It should not take slaughter on the streets for Government to take action in north inner city Dublin, where communities want far reaching policies and resources that can facilitate long-term change, writes Cormac O’Keeffe

People in North inner city Dublin are afraid and but work against the odds to tackle issues, writes Joyce Fegan

A homeless mother has fulfilled her dream after being accepted by the prestigious Trinity College — with hopes she can finally break out of the poverty gap.

One of the chief advisers for Social Democrats TD Catherine Murphy, who played a key role in highlighting the sale of Siteserv to a firm linked to businessman Denis O’Brien, is set to run in the general election.

Broken promises and cheap soundbites are turning young people away from politics and causing apathy among first-time voters, newly elected councillors have warned.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny has been urged to attend a homelessness charity’s nightly support system after they found a nine-months pregnant woman sleeping rough on the streets.