Residents from the well-heeled Merrion Rd, and others in Dublin 4, have failed in their attempts to block the world’s biggest democracy establishing a new embassy on the road.

Rising rents, falling vacancy rates and supply shortages characterise the Dublin commercial property market, according to figures released yesterday.

In a bygone era, back when shorts were short and footballers’ hair was much, much longer, Poland became synonymous with the bad old days endured by Ireland’s national side.

A stunning Victorian home is back on the market after 27 years care. Tommy Barker finds some divine inspiration in the Old Rectory.

A 22-year-old woman made a hoax call claiming a bomb had been planted in a Dublin 4 hotel after she had a row with her boyfriend, a court has heard.

DUBLIN have done a U-turn on their support for the new Allianz Hurling League structure and are now prepared to go against it.

OFFICE rental prices in Cork and Dublin plunged a third last year – some of the sharpest declines worldwide.

THE tax on parking at work is to come into force from November, the Irish Examiner has learned.

THE Ross Road is Killarney’s equivalent of Ailesbury and Shrewsbury roads in D4. And while not in the same monopoly money league, houses here fetch over the odds for a town where property is already elevated above the Kerry average.

DESCRIBED as the most sought after developments in Dublin City, the Sheelin Homes built Merrion Village has spacious, mature grounds and generously sized apartments.