They seized nine jackets worth in the region of €8,000, two designer handbags valued at around €2,000 and a man bag worth costing around €700.

Both mother and baby are doing well.

Mary Lou McDonald remains adamant that a coalition of the left can still be formed.

What do an award-winning street in Cork, an oak tree in Ardpatrick, and a church in Blackrock have in common?

Notice was given that the 2020 AGM will take place on July 25 next year in Ballybrit, Co Galway – which, given the extent of the FAI’s current crisis, felt like a major act of faith.

Irish Water have warned that there is an increased risk of stormwater overflows over the next few days at the Ringsend wastewater treatment plant.

Maia Dunphy talks to Ailin Quinlan about the changes we can all make.

Pat Fitzpatrick is unashamedly proud of his birthplace, so much so he’s written a new book: 101 Reasons Why Cork Is Better Than Dublin

Irish Water is warning about potential smells in Ringsend over the next few days as maintenance work gets underway at the wastewater treatment plant.

Irish Water need to put a plan in place urgently to stop wastewater leaks into Dublin Bay, according to a Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown county councillor.

An application for up to 3,500 homes in Ringsend in Dublin has been lodged with An Bord Pleanala.

Irish Water has said it hopes to have a new wastewater treatment facility in Clonshaugh up and running by 2026.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is sending an inspector to a wastewater treatment plant in Dublin this afternoon.

A warm-weather warning will come into effect for parts of the country later today.

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council have said that the orange water at Sandycove Beach today is a naturally occurring micro-alga.

Update: Another bathing ban has been introduced on some beaches in south Dublin.

Dublin City Council is drawing up plans to build up to 600 new social affordable housing units in the Docklands.

A bathing ban remains in place at Dollymount Beach.

The bans were lifted at all beaches in the Dún Laoghaire/Rathdown area last night after tests found the water quality had returned to normal.

Dublin is a city of trees. They shape the city, give light and shade, colour some of the busiest thoroughfares and add incredible atmosphere and charm to the city.

The 50-year history of one of the largest contributors to the Irish economy is being told through a special exhibition launched by Tánaiste Simon Coveney.

A Dutch investment fund with shares in toll roads across the country is set to take a stake in the Ringsend incinerator in Dublin.

Irish Water had to clear an average of 16 blockages in the country’s sewage network each day last year as a result of inappropriate items being flushed down toilets.

“I am 8 years old

When you turn right off the Howth Road, coming out from Dublin city and you cross the wooden bridge onto the North Bull Wall, the sheer diversity of the world of sport announces itself.

The Government’s new housing agency will not become another Dublin Docklands Development Authority (DDDA), ministers have insisted.

Father and sportsman Bobby Messett received a fatal gunshot wound to his head yesterday when a gunman recklessly opened fire on a packed early morning boot camp in Bray, Co Wicklow.

One of the women felt the man trying to grab the bag from her shoulder. She got a terrible fright and screamed loudly “No, no!” but decided she wasn't letting go.

Shelbourne Park is set to undergo a €3m revamp.

Gardaí say the Kinahan crime cartel is “running out of people to do their work” after an international operation resulted in 13 arrests in Ireland and the Netherlands and the seizure of an estimated €10m worth of drugs.

Two people have been rescued by the RNLI Lifeboat after being cut off by the rising tide at Sandymount in Dublin.

Gardaí are looking to have further charges brought against a 24-year-old man accused of rape and false imprisonment of a Spanish student in Dublin, a court has heard.

Update 6.46pm: The family of a young student who was tied up and repeatedly raped throughout the night have arrived in Dublin to care for her, it has been reported.

Residents in Dublin's Ringsend and Sandymount are apparently being "driven demented" by a fly infestation.

The World Rowing Cup regatta in Lucerne, Switzerland, presents Ireland’s seniors with a final chance to test themselves before the year’s main event, the World Rowing Championships in September.

Waste treatment at the Poolbeg incinerator in Dublin has been suspended after an uncontrolled discharge occurred there on Wednesday night that saw 11 people hospitalised.

Latest: The EPA said it was told the lime cloud was contained in the building and that the material was not released to the atmosphere.

The theft resulted in a chase up and down the quays as emergency services tried to corral the boat which had a small on-board engine.

Self-appointed Scribes and Pharisees rubbish the life’s work of hundreds of hard-working women, writes Victoria White.

EDUCATING RITA has a special place in the hearts of Irish audiences, cinema audiences at any rate.

A man in his 50s is due to appear in court this morning in connection with an armed robbery over the weekend.

There is something quite moving about the loss of a sports ground, writes Paul Rouse.