One of The Menu’s great comrades, the wonderful Waterford chef-turned-teacher Michael Quinn, is taking his charges, final-year BA (Hons) culinary arts students in Waterford Institute of Technology.

Dublin's Deputy Lord Mayor, Mary Fitzpatrick presided over the official opening of a phone box in Stoneybatter today.

For his debut novel, Meath author Oisín Fagan stepped back in time to imagine the aftermath of the Black Death in Ireland. It could be the next Game of Thrones, writes Ed Power.

The discovery of a man's body in Dublin yesterday is not being treated as suspicious after a post mortem was carried out.

Gardaí are investigating following the discovery of a man's body in Dublin.

A Dublin housing complex for more than 140 students close to the Grangegorman university campus has been proposed.

They are calling on the National Transport Authority to change proposals under the NTA's BusConnects scheme.

On a warm summer evening in June 2016, I ate a wonderfully satisfying meal in Boqueria Tapas restaurant in Stoneybatter, which I wrote up for this page.

Two male best friends who married each other to avoid an inheritance bill have revealed their happiness in their platonic marriage as they near their first wedding anniversary.

I’d put cutting out social media on a par with giving up smoking. The fruit of putting the gadget down is reading, enjoying live shows, and participating in real life, writes Gerard Howlin

House prices close to new Luas Cross City service linking the red and green lines have rocketed by 15% in value, compared to a 6% increase in similar homes near other rail stations, it has emerged.

Crowds 10ft deep cheered as runners completed the final stretch of yesterday’s Dublin Marathon.

A MISSPENT youth means different things to different generations. In the 1950s and ’60s in places like River City they had Trouble with a capital ‘T’, and that rhymes with ‘P’ and that stands for Pool!

Key cultural change at stake is a preparedness to take responsibility, rather than disavow it, writes Gerard Howlin.

Gardaí fear a further round of bloodshed in the Kinahan-Hutch feud after a long-time associate of Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch was gunned down in Co Meath last night.

Brendan O’Carroll is set to tell the story of the 1916 Rising as experienced by members of his family for a one-off BBC television programme which will air on RTÉ this weekend, and on BBC2 next week.

THIS compelling family saga, an adoption story with a twist, is as tightly plotted and tense as a thriller. 

Wayne Rooney opens up his life to the TV cameras for a major documentary, Rooney — The Man Behind The Goals, on BBC One on Monday.

Tony Clayton-Lea says we take Dublin for granted – it’s time to revisit the city and see it through the eyes of a tourist.

Five water meter protesters have been given prison sentences by the High Court for breaching an order restraining them from coming within a 20m exclusion zone surrounding installation works.

Five Dublin water protesters are facing jail for contempt of court.

A group of water protesters may be jailed or fined today if the High Court finds they have obstructed water meter installation works in North Dublin.

The jury foreman in the trial of a man accused of murdering two women 18 years ago, has been excused.

The jury foreman in the trial of a man accused of murdering two women eighteen years ago, has been excused.

The High Court has reserved judgment in the case of seven water charge protesters facing jail or a fine if found to be in contempt of court regarding the obstruction of water meter installation.

SUNDAY

Believing attendance at an Irish food festival is a state of grace any God-fearing Gael should aspire to on a near daily basis.

THERE is a great lusting for a moral economy.

ASBOs have been imposed on two men after a judge heard evidence that they were suspected to be involved in drug transactions and their presence around the O’Connell Street area frightened members of the public.

Normally, hearing your seven-year-old daughter bluntly telling you to get off the trampoline might sound a little harsh. But for Kathleen and Derek King, it was music to their ears.

One of the country’s largest pharmacy groups is facing the prospect of industrial action if a dispute over “unilateral” changes to staff contracts cannot be resolved.

The cold weather has been blamed for the deaths of two people who were found in an apartment in Dublin’s north inner city centre on Monday.

The deaths of a man and a woman in a senior citizens' complex in Dublin yesterday has raised concerns about the dangers of carbon monoxide.

Thousands of homes and businesses in north Dublin will be hit with a water shortage today, with some losing their supply completely.

A 35-year-old man is due in court later in connection with the death of a man in Dublin at the weekend.

A man is due before court today charged in connection with a violent death in the capital.

A man has told gardaí he killed his friend over the weekend because he “no longer liked him”.

The man who has been stabbed to death and his body wrapped in a plastic bag before it was dumped in a wardrobe has been named locally as Christopher Jackson.

A post mortem will be carried out today on the body of a man who was killed and dumped in a wardrobe.

Detectives tonight launched a murder probe after the body of a man was found in a flat.

An apartment has been sealed off in Dublin city centre this evening, as Gardaí investigate reports that a dead body has been found.