The Dublin office market will escape another boom-to-bust collapse, and demand from international companies for lettings remains strong with room for rent increases, according to the chief executive of property stock market-listed firm Hibernia Reit.

Hundreds of people turned up to eat at a Dublin restaurant that was giving its day’s taking to homelessness.

There will be 5,000 additional hotel rooms in Dublin by 2020 to meet the needs of the 7.4m tourists who will likely have visited Ireland between 2015 and 2020.

Taxi drivers in Dublin are being asked to provide DNA samples as part of an investigation into an alleged rape.

A Brazilian man who left a woman severely injured in a laneway after raping and assaulting her has been jailed for 13 years.

Recorded in a copybook is a telling account of the Rising and the rebels’ principles, writes Jane Maxwell

Cases against two convicted criminals, who re-offended while under suspended sentences, have been dropped as a result of Tuesday’s High Court ruling.

A man who took part in the assault of a bouncer at Copper Face Jacks nightclub has been jailed for two years.

A 23-year-old jobless man was followed by a taxi driver because he did not pay a €140 “soilage fee” after vomiting in the vehicle, a court heard.

Cork actress Fiona Shaw fronts a documentary that aims to undo the airbrushing of women’s role from the Easter Rising, writes Richard Fitzpatrick

A soccer coach suffered a triple fractured jaw and feared for his life after he was confronted by a group including Republic of Ireland football star Jeff Hendrick, a court has heard.

A rugby player from New Zealand, who may have left a trainee accountant’s face permanently scarred from a glass attack at a popular Dublin hotel bar, has received a suspended sentence.

The cash mountain at the firm behind the country’s best-known nightclub, Copper Face Jacks, passed a whopping €50m last year, as millions continued to roll into the business.

The operators of a Dublin hotel have pleaded not guilty to breaking health and safety laws after a worker was injured when he allegedly fell through a rotten board on a scaffolding tower.

Cork’s soon-to-be largest office block, One Albert Quay, is set to land another major tenant as the landmark development continues to attract considerable interest.

A woman who had a one-night stand with a man she met in Dublin nightclub Copper Face Jacks 12 years ago is trying to track him down — to tell him he has a son.

A homeless man and his dog have left the streets to be part of a groundbreaking study to encourage sheltered accommodation providers to accept pets.

Earnings at Paddy McKillen’s Irish restaurant, pub and nightclub entertainment group last year increased by 28% to €2m.

Trade union Siptu has called for colleges catering for foreign students to be ‘stress-tested’ following the uncertainty over one Dublin facility which has closed unexpectedly for two weeks.

Another English language college in Dublin could be facing closure after it informed students via a notice on its door it would not open for the next two weeks due to a "weak financial position".

Another English-language college in Dublin could be on the brink of closure after it informed students it would not open for the next two weeks due to a “weak financial position”.

LEIF FROND AND QUICKFINGERS

A Samoan rugby international has appeared in court charged with a serious assault on a man on Harcourt Street in Dublin in April 2011.

The victim of an assault by a college student has asked a judge not to jail his attacker, Dublin Circuit Court has heard.

A property investment company has closed a deal to buy two Dublin city centre office buildings for €32m.

Shocking video footage of a crush outside a Dublin nightclub last night.

A Reform Alliance TD has claimed a “void in the law” in relation to sex abusers may have led a school principal to notify parents about a paedophile living in their area.

The number of people sleeping rough on the streets of inner city Dublin has increased by 88% since last year.

A woman who sued over arm injuries suffered after a man fell on top of her while they were dancing at well-known Dublin club Copper Face Jacks has lost her High Court action for damages.

An action involving a dispute over a May 2012 lease for the former POD nightclub premises in Dublin is to be fast-tracked by the Commercial Court.

The Dublin-based stockbroking firm NCB has been renamed as Investec following its acquisition one year ago.

Four contenders have come forward offering to invest in the Sunday Business Post, which is in examinership, the commercial court heard yesterday.

The Sunday Business Post is expected to publish as normal this weekend after the High Court yesterday appointed an interim examiner to Post Publications Ltd, which owns and publishes the broadsheet.

Gardaí are due to bring separate charges shortly against dissident republicans involved in a spying operation on anti-terrorism officers, and over attempts to kill a crime boss.

They’ve undergone some of the most brutal training regimes known to man, and steamed into warzones such as Iraq and Afghanistan, but it seems Dublin’s party hubs were too much for the US navy to handle.

A man described as a “Walter Mitty” has launched an appeal against his jail sentence for concocting allegations that he was sexually assaulted by X Factor judge Louis Walsh.

SITTING in the press box in the Aviva Stadium on Tuesday night behind a laptop and under a sky filled with paper planes, it was clear that travel — if not beautiful football — is what we do best.

IF he was so minded then Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh would no doubt deliver an eloquent sporting analogy to mark his 80th birthday, but instead the broadcasting legend has helped to celebrate another of his passions — the Irish language.

TIME to get the green face paint ready. St Patrick’s Day is less than a month away and revellers were yesterday promised a feast of events to mark the event.

A protest by a group called ‘The Irish Taxi Council’ caused severe traffic delays for Dublin commuters from 8am right through the day, and on into evening rush hour, according AA Roadwatch.

Phone analysis places the mobile of Joe O'Reilly's co-worker in the vicinity of the Broadstone bus garage on the morning of the murder and is consistent with the account he gave gardaí.

LUAS, Dublin’s light rail system, has been given the all-clear to make its maiden journey this afternoon — and commuters don’t have to pay anything for the trip in the first five days.