Dublin City Council is putting on a range of family-friendly events in the area from midday.

A Green MEP has said someone should lose their job if they do not increase the number of people using public transport to head to Croke Park.

Hundreds of people are expected to attend a transgender event in Dublin city centre today.

Whether it’s indoor or outdoor items you’re crushing on, Esther N McCarthy offers some intriguing items to choose from this week.

An Bord Pleanála has granted planning permission for a €100m office development in spite of the Kilkenny Group warning that the proposal will result in "serious consequences" and job losses for its flagship store in Dublin.

As temperatures rise, Esther N McCarthy suggests a whole lot of ways you can turn up the heat to add warm tones and of course the hottest new looks to your living room, bedroom, bathroom, garden and even your handbag.

Four Irish restaurants are among the new names to be awarded Michelin Bib Gourmand status this year.

A judge has expressed hope for a successful mediation of a bitter dispute between a son and his mother concerning ownership of the well-known Kilkenny group of luxury design retail stores, employing 300 people.

A judge has expressed hope for a successful mediation of a bitter dispute between a son and his mother concerning ownership of the well-known Kilkenny group of luxury design retail stores, employing 300 people.

 

A 66-year-old Dublin man has been sent forward for trial accused of wrecking the historic wooden front gate of Trinity College Dublin.

An additional endangerment of life charge has been brought against a 66-year-old Dublin man charged with wrecking the historic wooden front gate of Trinity College Dublin in April.

Thousands have taken to the streets of Dublin city centre this afternoon to protest against water charges.

A 66-year-old Dublin man is to stand trial charged with wrecking the historic wooden front gate of Trinity College Dublin during an alleged dangerous driving incident six months ago.

There are no new recipients of Michelin Stars in the Guide Great Britain & Ireland 2015 just published today.

David Kronn is gradually donating his invaluable, acquired photographs to the IMMA, says Richard Fitzpatrick.

A court is looking at possible alternatives to prison for a homeless heroin addict who killed a man by punching him in front of a Dublin bus.

The mother of a man who died after being punched in front of a Dublin bus has told a court that her "life and heart broke" when she heard the news.

Fashion’s fascination with the Far East continues as designers from Prada to Etro reinterpret the exotic. Kimonos lead the charge with geisha-inspired tunics, karate style trousers, folkloric prints and mandarin collars also hot on the trend radar.

A deaf man has apologised for the death of a man who was hit by a bus following an alleged roadside altercation.

A man is due in court in Dublin this morning, charged in connection with the death of a 28 year old man in the city centre last week.

Gardaí have identified the man who died in an incident at a junction on Dublin's Nassau Street on Thursday.

A man has been arrested today by gardaí investigating the death of man in Dublin city centre during last night's rush-hour.

A post-mortem examination will take place on the body of a man killed by a bus following a suspected roadside altercation.

Gardaí believe they may now have identified the young man who died after being hit by a bus in Dublin city centre during last night's rush hour.

Two investigations are underway following the death of a man who was hit by a bus in Dublin city centre yesterday.

A man has died after being hit by a bus in Dublin city.

A man in his late 20s has died after a collision with a bus in Dublin city centre earlier this evening.

The organisers of today's civic reception for Team Ireland in Dublin expect a crowd of up to 20,000 people to turn out.

Two official homecoming ceremonies for Team Ireland are to take place in Dublin today.

Dickens’ Irish tour in 1858 attracted some over-enthusiastic fans, writes Robert Hume

ANGLO Irish Bank’s claim for €19.4 million summary judgment orders against businessman Johnny Moran has been adjourned to next month to allow consideration of claims by Mr Moran concerning the authenticity of certain bank documents.

ANGLO Irish Bank is seeking summary judgment orders for more than €19.4 million against businessman Johnny Moran over his guarantees of loans made to companies which operated a pub and hotel in Dublin city.

A record 14,000 competitors will pound the streets of Dublin today during the Dublin marathon.

Gardaí in Dublin are investigating the robbery of a woman in the city centre on Wednesday.

A Derry man due to appear in court today has died in his prison cell.

A global trade organisation is to begin running courses in Dublin, focused on developing trade skills.

DUBLIN’S chewing-gum black- spots have been named and shamed as the city council seeks a contractor to clean up the capital’s sticky problem.

CONTROVERSIAL property tycoons, Liam Carroll and Bernard McNamara are pocketing millions for property they rent to the state — almost €117 million each year.

A Ballymun man who led gardai on a high speed chase around Dublin city centre before being flung from his motorbike has received a four year sentence with one suspended.

The ESB says it has restored power to parts of central Dublin after an earlier outage.

The ESB is trying to fix a power outage in Central Dublin this afternoon.

Rush-hour commuters were today warned to plan ahead to avoid traffic chaos when cars are banned from one of the busiest roads in the country.