A provisional liquidator has been appointed by the High Court to a Dublin-based printing business that specialises in bingo cards, scratch cards and lottery tickets, with some 47 employees.

Plans for Traveller housing at Mount Anville Road in Mount Merrion in Dublin have been dropped.

It was the day after the first RTÉ Claire Byrne debate on the abortion referendum, which had turned into a shouting match: The anti-abortion side had hijacked the programme.

Archbishop Martin, the GAA, An Garda Síochána, the HSE, and Donald Trump. There’s a bunch that have nothing in common, you’d be thinking. Except maybe one thing — an inability to say sorry.

John and Francis Brennan are “thrilled” at taking the title of Ireland’s best hotel restaurant.

Ask Audrey has been sorting out Cork people for ages...

Leslie Williams pays a visit to Michaels restaurant, 57 Deerpark Road, Mount Merrion, Co Dublin

There are more than 3,800 property millionaires around the country, according to a new daft.ie wealth report.

There are more than 3,800 property millionaires around the country, south Co Dublin is the most expensive market in the country, and the priciest house sold so far this year was on Shrewsbury Road in the capital. It cost a cool €8.4m.

A Dublin couple have not paid a penny off the €1.2m debt on their Mount Merrion home for the past two years, the Circuit Civil Court has heard.

The self-styled ‘Ronaldo’ of the Irish property scene, Greg Kavanagh is not giving up in his battle for a contentious €15m development proceeding at Mount Merrion in south Dublin.

The State has been quoted a cost of €536,638 for a one-bed apartment to be made available for social housing, in a development in South Dublin, the Irish Examiner can reveal.

Well deserved.

A plaque commemorating the beloved Irish actor, Dermot Morgan, has been unveiled in Dublin by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council.

Clodagh Cogley, one of the survivors of the Berkeley balcony collapse, has received an outpouring of public support following her inspiring words about the tragedy which killed six students, injured seven, and left her unable to walk.

When Christine Buckley’s older son, Darragh, came home from school one day, fresh from a teasing about his afro hair and frustrated that he didn’t look like everyone else, she told him never to be afraid of standing out from the crowd.

It has been on the cards for nearly 30 years, but plans to build houses for the Travelling Community in Mount Merrion in Dublin are making headlines again.

If you live in Mount Merrion, Dublin and that front gate looks familiar - your neighbours have a message for you.

THE Aviva Stadium is the focal point of Ireland’s RBS 6 Nations campaign as they host both England and France, in Dublin 4, over the next few weeks, but Carton House, 30 kilometres west of Lansdowne Road, is the players’ home for the championship.

Pope Benedict’s official representative in Ireland has described 2013 as “an incredibly important” year “for the sanctity of human life” and urged people of conscience from all religions and none “to work vigorously and courageously to protect human life from conception to natural death”.

The Oscars are heavily influenced by nostalgia this year.

It is hoped the IDA's biggest ever investment will lead to the creation of highly skilled jobs and help attract new foreign direct investment into Ireland.

A teenage burglar from Dublin has been given a five-year sentence following a series of offences in Kildare and Dublin, two of them against elderly women.

There are differing opinions when it comes to homework at primary level, from the parents who feel it eats into valuable time with their children, to other parents and teachers who believe it’s an essential link between family life and school, writes Áilín Quinlan

A FORMER Fianna Fáil senator was still using his Dublin home for personal correspondence this summer and not the Donegal house he used to claim mileage from.

THE BIG freeze may have given way to torrential rain but the country’s drinking water supply is still under threat due to burst mains pipes and over-usage during the cold spell.

DONAL MURRAY, now aged 69, was brought up in Mount Merrion in Dublin. His father, Tom, a native of Templederry in North Tipperary, was a senior civil servant who went on to become chairman of the ESB.

THE BBC hopes to finish a documentary on the life of Stuart Mangan — the inspirational young man left paralysed by a rugby accident — who will be buried tomorrow.

Circuit Court judge Miriam Reynolds has today died at the age of 52 following an illness.

THE 10-year-old daughter of a Dingle woman has a part in the just released American movie Bride Wars.

JUST a few hundred yards from the Holy Cross Church in Dublin lies the Dundrum Luas stop.

GRACE Cosgrove invited some of her school pals from Dublin down to her grandad’s place in Co Limerick for the Irish Open.

A dispute over new work practices has disrupted postal deliveries in several affluent areas of south Dublin today.

FORMER lobbyist Frank Dunlop denied at the Mahon Tribunal yesterday he fabricated a meeting with a councillor in the early 1990s to conceal a payment of IR£55,000 to a senior politician.

A third Chinese immigrant has given evidence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court that he helped students receive fraudulent visas from a former Garda National Immigration Bureau employee in 2002.

A 19-year-old man is due to appear in court tomorrow in connection with today’s fatal stabbing in south Dublin.

WINSTEAD has done its homestead work well — it accommodated a swelling Dublin family with nine offspring — “a novena of children,” is how the vendor describes it, as she prepares to trade down on the house front after half a century in occupation.

AUCTIONEERS were accused yesterday of mistreating vulnerable housebuyers by enticing them into showrooms with unrealistically low guide prices.

ONE of the country’s best-known meteorologists, Evelyn Cusack, has been banned from driving for two years after being convicted of driving while over twice the legal alcohol limit last month.

Dublin gardaí have renewed their appeal for public assistance in locating 80-year-old Mary Grace, who went missing from a Stillorgan nursing home on Thursday.

MINISTER for Finance Charlie McCreevy last night gave his first public defence of his role in the controversial decision to allocate €15.5m to the Punchestown event centre.