A dispute over an alleged right of way between the Royal College of Surgeons (RCSI) and apartment owners adjoining the college's property at St Stephen's Green, Dublin has been admitted to the fast track Commercial Court list.

Fota Arboretum and Garinish Island are among the dozens of Irish gardens and parks that have been recognised with International Green Flags.

Latest: Gardaí say they have identified the victim of this morning's fatal stabbing in the capital.

A teenage boy has been engaging in criminal and drug-related activity which could lead to him becoming a target for gangland figures because of a refusal to return him to a secure care unit, the High Court has heard.

Dublin City Council told a property investor it would be difficult to justify opening another café near St Stephen's Green.

Gardai are examining footage from security cameras in the vicinity of St Stephen's Green to try to identify who was responsible for throwing paint over the Haunting Soldier sculpture.

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A youth lost his sight in one eye after “slagging” on Facebook lead to a fight at Dublin's St Stephen's Green in Dublin, a court has heard.

A controlled explosion of school lab supplies has taken place in Dublin's St Stephen's Green this morning.

Traffic lane changes are coming into effect on some of the busiest roads in Dublin City Centre this weekend.

A Dublin man has said that he was left with multiple fractures to his jaw following an attack by a group of men.

The Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has promised to push for LGBT rights in Ireland and around the world in his speech at the Dublin Pride Parade today.

Update 2.56pm: A Garda accused of sharing a woman's arrest video on WhatsApp has denied any wrongdoing.

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Catherine Shanahan experienced Georgian Dublin at its finest at the Cliff Townhouse on St Stephen’s Green.

The Little Museum of Dublin has won a major European award.

One of the key commemorations of the 1916 Easter Rising centenary has taken place with President Michael D Higgins honouring all those who fought and died for Irish freedom.

Even the recent bad spell of weather couldn't dampen spirits in Dublin last night as thousands celebrated 2016 by dancing in the streets.

A man is due in court later in connection with an alleged serious assault in St Stephen's Green in Dublin.

An investigation has been launched after a woman was assaulted in Dublin's St Stephen's Green yesterday.

A car is blocking a LUAS line in Dublin, after hitting an electricity sub-station and ending up on the tracks.

Five people were arrested for public order offences during a protest outside the Department of Justice in Dublin earlier.

An investigation is underway after a car was set on fire in Dublin city centre overnight.

A car caught fire in Dublin city centre last night, with witnesses in the area reporting an explosion.

Motorists in Dublin city centre can expect some disruption when the first major roadworks to link up the Luas lines start this week.

Final preparations are underway ahead of tonight's New Year's Eve celebrations

A judge has ordered the arrest of screen actor Gerard McSorley after he failed to turn up to court today to face a breach of the peace charge.

The inaugural 'Rock n Roll' Half Marathon is taking place in Dublin today.

With so much happening around Dublin city centre - there are a number of traffic restrictions around the capital this weekend.

Public sector union leaders have said they are pessimistic about the prospect of a reaching a new agreement with the Government aimed at making a further €1bn in savings.

Traffic restrictions are in place in Dublin today as New Year celebrations take place in the city centre later.

Anyone who wants to support civil marriages for same-sex couples is being invited to attend a march in Dublin today.

Jedward-mania hit the streets of Dublin today as the pop duo carried the Olympic Torch through the city.

Thousands of people have converged on St Stephen's Green in Dublin for the final event of the Olympic Torch Relay.

Gardaí are advising motorists of rolling road closures in parts of Dublin tomorrow morning during the Olympic torch relay.

The Olympic Torch will visit the Belfast slipways where the Titanic was built today as it begins its five-day relay through the North before arriving in Dublin later in the week.

Treasury Holdings will be at the High Court today in an attempt to overturn NAMA's appointment of receivers to take control of parts its property portfolio.

Up to new jobs are being created in the capital.

Luas services on the Green line have been suspended in Dublin due to a power failure.

Transport services in and around the capital were returning to normal this morning following yesterday's flood disruption, with commuters however still experiencing some delays.