The Department of Health on Baggot Street has re-opened, following the discovery of a suspicious package this morning.

From Best Takeaway Pizza to Best Spicebag, the ‘steaks’ are high.

A doctor who provides courses in occupational health and sports injuries has been fined €5,000 and censured by the High Court over his failure to comply with requirements that he undergo continuing education.

The Garda Water Unit is now helping in the search for missing Kildare man Trevor Deely.

Latest: A man suspected to have been involved in the drugs trade and other serious crime is being linked to the disappearance of Trevor Deely 17 years ago.

"I bawled, I cried my eyes out,"

Several ministers in the Brian Cowen government including Cork’s Billy Kelleher and Batt O’Keeffe were physically attacked by angry members of the public as the economic crash engulfed the country, a new book reveals.

Enjoying a new book from Anna Kessel at the moment, Eat Sweat Play: How Sport Can Change Our Lives, which examines, broadly speaking, how women can reclaim sport. As a sample, take this for a chapter title — What does a woman’s voice in sport sound like? (And when can we stop pretending to be blokes?)

The Department of Health may move to the nearly refurbished former Bank of Ireland Headquarters on Baggot Street.

Less than 2% of the capital’s stock of Grade A office accommodation is idle, as the particularly strong take-up seen over the past 18 months continues unabated.

Gardaí at Pearse Street in Dublin are appealing for information after a mugging in the early hours of Thursday morning.

The Graham Dwyer murder trial is hearing evidence about two secret phones he is alleged to have used to contact Elaine O'Hara.

Price increases in the Dublin office market show no sign of slowing but are instead likely to climb another 30% by the end of the next year.

Dublin partiers were in for a treat over the weekend - Breaking Bad star Aaron Paul was spotted out and about in the pubs of the capital.

Here’s to Spar Guy!

The heroic actions of a shop assistant in a Dublin Spar is going viral

Kenco has launched a multimedia campaign entitled ’Coffee vs Gangs’ to encourage young people in Honduras to choose coffee farming over joining a street gang.

Significant internal and external changes to Cork’s Merchants Quay Shopping Centre are proposed in an application lodged last week.

Investigations are underway after a manhole cover blew in Dublin City centre this morning.

Images of Michael D. Higgins queuing for an ATM have emerged on social media, and nobody can get over the cuteness.

Fashion stylist Maria Fusco has been spared a criminal conviction after she pleaded guilty to shoplifting €21 worth of groceries from a supermarket.

I AM frequently asked what wine is the best value at the moment and I have had a stock answer for a number of years: buy from Chile and Spain.

Gardaí had to be called to a Dublin city-centre pub this evening as anti austerity protesters confronted Communications Minister Pat Rabbitte while he socialised in a bar on Baggot Street.

Scott LaValla can see the Aviva Stadium from his hotel. The RDS, where he will line out with Stade Francais tonight in the Amlin Challenge Cup final, is just around the corner.

A new yoga will have you in convulsions of mirth. It’s jolly good exercise and will make you giggle, says Jonathan deBurca Butler

Examinerships have saved nearly 200 jobs in the first three months of the year, according to a review of the sector which examined the outcome of the process.

With so much happening around Dublin city centre - there are a number of traffic restrictions around the capital this weekend.

Matt Cooper (Opinion, Dec 14) aims an arrow straight and true with his valid, jaundiced commentary at a recent key property acquisition —“Larry Goodman’s purchase of the old Bank of Ireland headquarters on Baggot Street in Dublin.”

Declan Kidney didn’t have to announce his team yesterday to signal Ireland’s changing of the guard.

Gardaí are investigating an armed raid in Dublin.

The trial of four men accused of having equipment for printing counterfeit currency has been adjourned until Tuesday after new information about a fifth suspect in the case was furnished to the defence.

It being exactly two centuries since the birth of Charles Dickens tomorrow, you’ll forgive our leaning on the old master this morning.

Desperately seeking a sweetheart deal for Valentine’s Day? Pól Ó Conghaile has a round-up of romantic breaks no matter what your budget …

DEVELOPER Derek Quinlan has been ordered by the Commercial Court to repay €6.5 million to Bank of Scotland.

Rihanna is hosting a huge Thanksgiving meal for her band and crew in Dublin tonight.

Motorists are being warned to expect major traffic restrictions in Dublin city on Monday afternoon, during an address by the US President Barack Obama.

THE pedestrian who was killed by a falling tree in Dublin on Thursday evening was a mother of three who was looking forward to her 46th birthday.

A 45-YEAR-OLD woman has been killed by a falling tree in Dublin city, as high winds and heavy rain swept across the country.

Having loans in NAMA is no reason for some Irish developers to stop building, especially on foreign shores, writes John Hearne

A man with an “unhealthy fascination” with police equipment was caught speeding an imitation garda car around the city centre while drunk, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court has heard.

National Asset Management Agency (Nama) has today, for the first time, taken legal action against some of the country's most high-profile developers.

GIVEN the eventsof the last two years, to declare oneself a banker in polite conversation is akin to social suicide.