Latest: Roza Jakubowska has been found safe and well.

A teenager who was struck by a car in a hit-and-run incident yesterday has been released from hospital.

A fire at home saw Seónaid Ó Murchadha lose three limbs. Now, she advises prospective employers how to be more accessible, writes Helen O’Callaghan

Anyone missing a jetski?

It’s a horrible experience to be burgled and lose some of your prized possessions.

The Blanchardstown Shopping Centre is to be sold.

A woman who burgled an elderly man’s home with an accomplice posing as a garda has been jailed for three and a half years.

Update at 5pm, August 27, 2015: Keeley Murphy has been found safe and well.

Expectant mum Lisa Ralph wanted “the Rolls Royce of buggies” for her first baby and went for the ultimate status symbol in baby carriers, a court heard yesterday.

A two-year-old boy, who fractured his skull after falling off a pram when he was only 10 weeks old, was yesterday awarded €25,745 in damages in the Circuit Civil Court.

Just seen some footage on Facebook of a sports shop being robbed in Blanchardstown Shopping Centre over the weekend.

Gardaí have launched an investigation following two armed robberies in the north Dublin area.

An investigation has been launched following a cash-in-transit robbery in Dublin this afternoon.

One of Ireland’s fastest growing insurance brokers, Chill Insurance, is to embark on a growth strategy creating 30 additional jobs.

Gardaí in Dublin are seeking the help from the public in locating a missing teenage girl.

Up to 155 new jobs are on the way for Dublin, in the care, digital services and food sectors.

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland issued closure orders to seven restaurants and food providers last month, for food safety breaches.

Forty-five new jobs have been announced by McCabes Pharmacy today.

Dermot Desmond heads the list of Irish property investors with a personal fortune estimated at €1.7bn, according to trade magazine Estates Gazette’s rich list.

Irish/UK investment and development giant Green Property has been cleared for a joint £500m (€622m) Vauxhall, London borough development, which at 58 storeys will include Western Europe’s tallest residential tower.

There was good news on the jobs front yesterday with a marketing materials firm based in Dundalk, Co Louth, announcing it will take on 250 seasonal call centre workers.

There was good news on the jobs front yesterday with the announcement of 85 positions across three companies, including 25 jobs at the Jelly Bean Factory, which were announced by Taoiseach Enda Kenny.

Some 45 jobs will be affected by electrical goods retailer Harvey Norman partially restructuring its Irish operations.

The five directors of property firm Green Property shared pay packages totalling €2.89 million in 2010.

Seventy-five jobs are to go at the Dublin firm Peats World of Electronics, it has been announced.

At least 800 jobs are on offer at a major employment fair continuing in Dublin this afternoon, according to the Department of Social Protection.

A protest march is being held later by locals and staff opposed to cutbacks at Connolly Hospital in Blanchardstown, west Dublin.

Presidential hopeful Gay Mitchell has today warned that choosing celebrity over substance would be a serious mistake for Ireland.

Up to a 104 positions are to go following an announcement from the Arcadia Group that it is to close eight stores in the Blanchardstown Shopping Centre in Dublin.

The father of a man on trial for murdering another man whose body was discovered in the boot of his own car, has told the Central Criminal Court that his son rang him asking for a lift on the night of the killing.

Two men have been arrested following a Garda drugs raid in Dublin overnight.

A young man who turned to drugs following the suicide of three of his friends in a short period of time faces a possible ten year sentence after being caught transporting almost half a million euro of cocaine to repay a debt.

A then-13-year-old schoolboy, who was brought shoplifting by his aunt, has been remanded on bail to allow time for a pre-sentence probation report to be obtained.

A bouncer who bit part of a man's ear off because he was depressed about being told he may have CJD - a form of "mad cow disease" - has been given a three year sentence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

PUBS should take their duty of care towards their clients more seriously, the jury recommended at an inquest into the death of a teenager who died after he was struck by a car after being sent out of a nightclub because he was intoxicated.

A bouncer who bit part of a man's ear off because he was depressed about being told he may have CJD - a form of "mad cow disease" - will be sentenced later at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

A Moldovan teenager, who has been living in Ireland without his parents after arriving in the State over a year ago, has been granted bail at the Dublin Children’s Court.

A judge has blamed a Romanian man for his daughter’s theft crimes and being in a position where her “only qualification is three convictions”.

A 16-year-old boy, who drove his sister’s car home after he had been left “stranded” following her arrest for theft, has been ordered to do 20 hours voluntary charity work or else he is to be fined €500.

MORE than 10,000 people die each year from Ireland’s most fatal disease.

A Belfast man from a "very respectable family", who told gardaí he was making €500 a week distributing cocaine after being made redundant, has been given nine years in consecutive sentences.

A man has been jailed for three years by Judge Patrick McCartan at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court for interfering with the principle prosecution witness in an attempted murder trial.