Someone is €500,000 richer and they may not know it.

The winning ticket was for the draw on October 1 and was sold in the Mace store in Kilbarrack shopping centre in Dublin.

The lucky winner has until December 30 to claim their prize from their ticket which was purchased at the Mace store in the Kilbarrack shopping centre in Dublin 5.

Gardaí have launched an investigation into a three-car collision which occurred in North County Dublin yesterday.

The appeals board approved the apartment plan in spite of the strong recommendation by its own inspector to refuse planning.

It was the prosecution's case that DNA evidence linked Darren Weldon to a number plate found in the debris of a car bomb which exploded outside Newry courthouse on February 22, 2010.

Writer Roddy Doyle read excerpts from his famous Barrytown trilogy today to launch a new mural in Dublin.

The HSE has apologised for a letter that was sent to GPs telling them mental health services in parts of North Dublin were being suspended.

A man has been injured in a serious assault in the Kilbarrack area of Dublin 5.

The family of a man who died suddenly after a night out with friends have said that an ambulance should have arrived sooner.

One person has been taken to hospital after a house fire in Raheny in Dublin.

Olivia Kelleher meets volunteers who create hand-made prostheses for women who’ve had mastectomies

It was his grandmother and father who instilled the value of money in Dublin entrepreneur Brian Lee — he insists those life lessons serve him well to this day as his Freshly Chopped health food brand expands throughout the country.

Irish Rail has appealed to people risking their lives by crossing train lines to stop after it emerged there were 32 near misses on the network last year.

Gardaí fear there may be further bloodshed over the Christmas period in the ongoing Kinahan-Hutch crime feud in the wake of the murder of Noel Kirwan on Thursday night.

Gardaí in Raheny in Dublin are investigating an assault on a woman in her 20s.

A man struck by a car as he walked home from his local pub died two days before Christmas, an inquest heard.

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.

Separate knife attacks over Halloween night in Dublin left one man dead and another two fighting for their lives.

A Catholic priest who was found dead from hanging had given no indication he intended to take his own life, an inquest has heard.

Love/Hate actor Stephen Clinch has been refused bail after he was charged with having a role in a €50,000 armed robbery at a hotel in Dublin city centre.

Four water charges protes-ters were yesterday freed from jail by the president of the High Court after he upheld their claims that they were unlawfully detained in Mountjoy Prison under a committal warrant that contained a number of errors.

A Sinn Féin Councillor has called for the immediate release of four water charge protesters who were jailed yesterday.

Five water meter protesters have been given prison sentences by the High Court for breaching an order restraining them from coming within a 20m exclusion zone surrounding installation works.

Four Dublin water protesters have been jailed for breaching court orders not to interfere with water meter installations.

The High Court has reserved judgment in the case of seven water charge protesters facing jail or a fine if found to be in contempt of court regarding the obstruction of water meter installation.

Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to a recent road accident in Dublin.

High Court gives suspended sentences to water protesters

Dublin TD Paul Murphy says he believes people are right to breach injunctions against water meter installers.

Three anti-water charge protesters have been given a suspended 28-day sentence after they were found guilty of contempt of court.

A Dublin man poured petrol on himself outside a garda station and threatened to set himself on fire, a court has heard.

A man charged over a €50,000 cash-in-transit heist in Dublin has been given one day bail to travel to a drug treatment centre in Co Mayo.

A garda charged with harassing two women over an 18-month period has had his case adjourned after a court heard he is accessing mental health services in Sligo hospital.

The latest anti-water meter campaigners in Cork have defended their right to protest after angry exchanges with some of their neighbours yesterday.

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As Australian rugby still smoulders, Lions' hero Jonathan Sexton stepped into the cloistered calm of Adare’s 13th century Holy Trinity Church to marry his schooldays sweetheart, Laura Priestley.

Matt Cooper (Opinion, Jun 21) doesn’t actually say so, but he does imply that the visit of the Obama ladies to Dublin was a disaster.

A 46-year-old taxi driver who "worked all his life" has escaped the mandatory minimum 10-year jail sentence after nearly 10 kilos of cannabis was found in his car.

The Supreme Court has found the government has used public money on the Children's Referendum campaign in a manner that was not fair, equal or impartial.

An Army Bomb Disposal Team made safe a viable Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) in Kilbarrack Co. Dublin this afternoon.

A young woman has avoided a jail term after she fraudulently claimed more than €35,000 in social welfare payments which she handed over to her father, extended family and drug addict boyfriend.

Gardaí expect to get confirmation in the coming days of the identities of the two men shot and torched near the border in Co Louth.

Two youths were charged today with dealing heroin, cocaine and cannabis in north Dublin.