One man has been charged as part of an investigation into a robbery and the death of a woman in Dublin last week.

Two men have been arrested after a robbery and the death of a woman in south Dublin last week.

Property prices increased by 1.8% in January — in the biggest monthly increase since August.

A massive garda operation is continuing for three men after a woman was killed when a car struck her while she was out for a walk in south Dublin.

There is an onus on the party to eke out its true definition, as a right-of-centre party, and put a real end to civil war politics, writes Daniel McConnell.

Rosemount Mulvey Football Club in Dundrum has played its matches at the site for the last 50 years.

Cork City Council local authority area saw just 54 new apartments completed. Limerick city and county saw just 15 new apartments finished and Waterford just 24.

It's been a “change” election in so many ways, but one certainty we cling to is that we’re stuck in the same old territory when it comes to the election of women to the Dáil.

Solidarity-People Before Profit look set to have a disappointing election and possibly only return two or three of its five outgoing TDs.

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan has said he is "nervous" and is revising downwards his forecasts for the party although he is holding out hope for strong transfers from other parties.

The late Noel Whelan, a skilful political commentator and Dáil number cruncher, once remarked that the analysis of election counts inevitably moves quickly, often glossing over the importance of early seat wins — irrespective of how dramatic they can be for parties.

I canvassed a bit last week and I’ll do a bit more this week. I was out with friends for a friend: Juliet O’Connell, of the Labour Party, who’s running in Dún Laoghaire.

The party has not been forgiven for the austerity measures of its coalition with Fine Gael and will struggle to hold its seven seats.

For the first time, more than 30%of candidates will be women.

The Green Party's bright young star, Saoirse McHugh, has revealed some pretty radical ideas as to her ideal vision of how Ireland should be run.

Maria Bailey has confirmed she will not be seeking re-election next month.

A small number of bellwether constituencies could be highly significant in the battle for top spot between Fiann Fáil and Fine Gael, says Political Correspondent Juno McEnroe.

Property price rises are slowing across the state as supply increases, according to the latest Residential Property Price Index from the Central Statistics Office.

Esther N McCarthy spies sunshiney lampshades and wistful wallpaper this week.