Major changes to traffic flow in Dublin City Centre will come in to force on Sunday.

“Ah, this is sure stirring up some ghosts for me…”

Missing Dublin woman Karen Scott, who has Down syndrome, has been found safe and well.

Eight food businesses were ordered to close last month for breaches in food safety legislation.

On the 20th anniversary of the closure of the ‘Irish Press’, Dave Kenny, who describes himself as a refugee from that newspaper, looks back at its last days, involving a sit-in, a new publication, celebrities, pints, booze, and pubs. The dispute was a breath of fresh air after years of stagnation

As Barack Obama’s reforms are blocked by a judge in Texas, it looks like the years of uncertainty for Irish immigrants in the United States will continue, writes Brian Killoran

A pregnant political activist has been charged with assaulting a garda during Wednesday’s massive Irish Water demonstration in Dublin.

A pregnant political activist has been charged with assaulting a garda during yesterday's massive Irish Water demonstration in Dublin.

The newest bridge over the Liffey was officially unveiled today in honour of a forgotten hero of Ireland’s fight for independence.

Efforts are being made by government departments to help students affected by the closure of a number private international colleges in Dublin.

And so it’s that time of year again, the time of year when nine out of 10 columns begin “and, so, it’s that time of year again”.

BLASKET ISLAND VISITOR CENTRE WALK

RATHBARRY, CASTLEFREKE AND THE LONG STRAND (CLONAKILTY)

A 16-year-old girl has been charged over a gang robbery of a man who was allegedly pushed onto the ground and left lying in front of on-coming traffic in Dublin city centre.

A last word on Con Houlihan?

Con Houlihan was a philosopher who masqueraded as a sports journalist.

A memorial to mark the bravery of a Co Limerick-born policeman is to be restored near O’Connell Bridge in Dublin.

A woman has been arrested over an attack in Dublin city centre in which another woman had part of her nose bitten off.

The Garda Commissioner has warned civilian staff who are refusing to operate a biometric fingerprinting system that they will face disciplinary action by the end of this month.

Gardaí are renewing an appeal for witnesses to a drowning in Dublin last weekend.

Gardaí are tonight seeking the public’s assistance after man drowned in the River Liffey, at Burgh Quay, Dublin 2 last Sunday morning, July 31.

A promising boxer who joined the Irish army after an injury to his hand put an end to his sporting career has been jailed for four years after he was caught in possession of a 9mm calibre revolver.

DUBLIN’S metro system could be fully operational by 2015 if planning permission for the e5 billion project is granted this year.

A 20-year-old who slashed the faces of four people in separate unprovoked attacks within a 15-minute period has been sentenced to five years at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

A search is underway in the River Liffey in Dublin following reports that a man jumped off O'Connell Bridge in the city centre this lunchtime.

HAVING just returned from Oxfam Ireland’s programme in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), I have been struck by something extraordinary. Amid all the discussion on the Lisbon Treaty, I noted little if any talk about the fate of some of the world’s most vulnerable people.

A Nigerian mother and her two young children are to be deported from Dublin later today.

JOE O’Reilly claimed his wife Rachel was reported to social services over her behaviour towards the couple’s two young sons in the months before she was murdered.

ONE of the more unsung elements of the programme for government is a commitment to purchasing fairtrade goods.

A Nigerian woman fighting deportation to keep her autistic son in Ireland was today spared being returned to her home country for at least another five weeks.

ONE in five people in Ireland live on little more than €200 weekly.

Poverty in Ireland will be captured in an unique photographic exhibition to be unveiled in Dublin tonight.

MUCH-NEEDED public toilets could soon be back on the streets of Dublin if a pilot scheme to reopen facilities near Trinity College is a success.

IRISH-born property developer Garrett Kelleher is behind a new development in Chicago set to be one of the world’s tallest buildings.

IN a year of appalling disasters, including the recent earthquake in Asia, the Government’s recent announcement that Ireland would be contributing up to €10 million to the UN’s new central emergency response fund is very welcome news indeed.

Twenty people gathered outside the Garda National Immigration Bureau to protest against the possible deportation of a Nigerian mother and her four children.

A man who claims a garda him assaulted at the 2002 ‘Reclaim the Streets’ march in Dublin has identified himself on video footage of the event being struck three times by a garda with a baton.

A garda has been given a one-month suspended sentence for assaulting a school teacher in the 2002 May Day "Reclaim the Streets" demonstration, in Dublin city centre.

An expert witness told a jury at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court that Garda Paul Daly hit a protester with his baton on the junction of Parliament St and Dame St during the "Reclaim the Streets" demonstration on May Day 2002.

A multimedia student who made a documentary of the Mayday 2002 "Reclaim the Streets" demonstration has told a jury he thought protesters believed they were being playful when they surrounded and rocked a garda car.

A garda hit a May 2002 "Reclaim the Streets" demonstrator over the head with a baton after dragging him back by the hold of his sweatshirt, a jury in Dublin Circuit Criminal Court, has been told.

A community garda hit a May 2002 "Reclaim the Streets" demonstrator over the head with a baton after dragging him back by the hood of his sweatshirt, a jury has been told.