Marjorie Brennan meets Alan Warnock who owns and runs The Last Bookshop in Camden St, Dublin, with his wife Mary.

Osvaldo Rea had been running the popular Bistro Restaurant on the South Circular Road in Dublin for thirty years.

The High Court had concluded the approach of the parents was influenced by "a perception of marriage which failed to recognise the concept of equality between men and women guaranteed under the Constitution".

The owners of Belvedere have kept this beautiful property close to its original design with period restoration, writes Trish Dromey

A new student group is organising an event at Dublin’s Spire this Saturday to highlight Islamophobia and far-right extremism in the wake of the recent terror attacks in New Zealand.

A new student group is organising an event at Dublin’s Spire this Saturday to highlight Islamophobia and far-right extremism in the wake of the terror attacks in New Zealand.

Dr Vincent Carroll, GP, Public Health Doctor and chair of ARC Cancer Support Centres

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

Defenders of racism and political incorrectness go for hysteria and witch hunting analogies to cover mild protest, writes Terry Prone

A new book chronicles the first 40 years of the charity that ensures no-one dies alone and poor anymore, says Helen O’Callaghan

Gardaí in Kevin St are investigating a stabbing incident, that occurred at approximately 10.30pm last night.

Chloe Ryan, 23, from Limerick’s South Circular Road, won the Irish, Ulster, and Munster girls’ golf titles in her teens and first played for Munster Ladies when she was just 15.  She plays off a +3.5 handicap for Castletroy Golf Club and Ireland. This week, she is playing in the Irish Women’s Close Championships in Mullingar GC.

There are 63,400 practising Muslims living in Ireland and approximately 50 mosques and prayer centres within the State, with five Muslim clergymen or qualified imams.

One of the country’s busiest mosques has, for the past two months, had security guards in place and is to receive additional policing over the holy month of Ramadan, which begins today.

When the owners of 4 Shannon Terrace on Limerick’s South Circular Road pulled up the carpets and tore down the wallpaper of their new home, they were very pleasantly surprised.

He was still a coach, still getting into a player’s head, determining who needed cajoling, who would be incentivised by reward, all to elicit a better account of themselves, writes Michael Clifford

The men, a male Algerian national and a male Moroccan national, are aged in their 30s and 40s respectively.

Trish Dromey admires a high-spec and spacious home in Limerick.

While Ireland may remain generally safe for Muslims, the rhetoric of Donald Trump and a right wing attack on a Mosque in Quebec have increased apprehension among Ireland’s Muslim community, writes Cormac O’Keeffe

Gardaí are investigating an aggravated burglary in Dublin last night.

A measure of a society is how it protects elderly people, a judge said yesterday when jailing, for three years, a handbag snatcher who robbed a 74-year-old nun and a second woman, aged 79.

A man has appeared in court today charged with an armed robbery in Dublin.

A 29-year-old man has been charged in connection with an armed robbery in Dublin.

A man who was caught running an online drug dealing network from a business premises in Dublin has failed to have his sentence reduced.

Dublin Fire Brigade is fighting a major fire in a derelict building on the city's southside.

A 23-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the death of a man on Dublin's South Circular Road on Tuesday.

A murder investigation has begun into the death of a man in his 20s in Dublin yesterday.

A serial renovator, it took Geraldine Dennehy over six months to refurbish Cosima, writes Trish Dromey.

EIBHLÍN Mac Máighstir Gede begins her biography of her late husband, László Gede, by praising the unsung heroism of quiet lives, the extraordinariness of the ordinary, which can give hope and courage to others. 

Darren O’Neill is no stranger to adversity and hardship. For years he was landed with the label of Irish boxing’s bridesmaid.

Bastible, 111 South Circular Road, Dublin 8; tel: 01-4737409; www.bastible.com 

The numbers of ‘white collar’ criminals jailed for Revenue related offences, standing at nine so far this year, including the ‘Anglo Three’, is already three times the number jailed for tax offences in 2014.

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A computer login used to make changes to bank accounts connected to former Anglo Irish Bank chairman Sean FitzPatrick shouldn't have been used by anyone outside the bank's IT department, the Circuit Criminal Court has heard.

Mirabelle was built in 1981 by its architect-owner in a leafy, secluded enclave in Limerick, says Trish Dromey.

Winning a world championship was a dream for Andy Lee, all the more so after two major career-threatening defeats and then the passing of his legendary mentor Emanuel ‘Manny’ Steward. 

BRENDAN Grace has been making people laugh for 40 years. 

The Dublin fire brigade says a blaze at a disused cinema has been brought under control.

A blaze has broken out at a disused cinema in Dublin.