Developer Johnny Ronan has unveiled plans for a €350m residential development in Dublin’s Docklands.

Ireland has just lost one of its more unique public figures with the passing of Feargal Quinn at the age of 82.

The present 'debate' on Brexit in the parliament in Westminster is a continuation of the decades-long anti-EU propaganda campaign by the London media.

Listening to the Westminster MP John Redwood on the radio this morning [October 15] reminds all of us of the attitude and motivation for the UK decision on Brexit.

The Four Seasons Hotel Monaghan Rally ended in dramatic fashion as the Donegal/Monaghan pairing of Donagh Kelly/Conor Foley guided their KN Group liveried Ford Focus WRC to a final stage victory to deny long time leaders, the Monaghan/Cork duo of Sam Moffett/Karl Atkinson (Ford Fiesta R5).

Cork driver and four-time British Rally Champion Keith Cronin will campaign the new generation Hyundai i20 R5-N in this year’s British Rally Championship that includes rounds of the World Rally Championship (Wales Rally GB) and the European Rally Championship (Rally Ypres).

Latest: It is being reported that the man who is injured is aged 40 and is from the Sutton/Bayside area of north Dublin.

It is understood that a boom may have swung across the deck of the boat and struck the boy in the head.

Earlier, they saved another dog who had swam out to sea and wasn't able to return.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain admits winning was all that mattered as Arsenal overcame non-league Sutton to reach the FA Cup quarter-finals.

Ciara Neville (Emerald) kept her cool to clinch gold after a poor start in the women’s 60m while Phil Healy (Bandon) secured the European standard for the 400m on a weekend full of back stories and close finishes at the Irish Life Health National Indoor Championships in Abbotstown, Dublin.

Menacing seagulls are causing such havoc in Britain that vigilantes are arming themselves with guns and launching their own culls, a British politician has said.

Anyone missing a jetski?

It’s a horrible experience to be burgled and lose some of your prized possessions.

British social services bosses say lawyers advised them that they “couldn’t have appealed” when a senior family court judge ruled that Ellie Butler should return to live with the father who had been accused of hurting her.

Children's television character Peppa Pig has been called in the defence of a man accused of murdering his six-year-old daughter in England.

Swimming restrictions are being implemented at another of the country's beaches.

A judge yesterday banned a 74-year-old peace activist from entering Co Clare arising from an alleged incursion into Shannon Airport.

Christy O’Connor Sr was an Irish national treasure who took on golf’s global giants and beat them, his funeral has heard.

Six-year-old Ellie Butler suffered skull fractures twice in her tragically short life - the first possibly dating back to when her father was accused of assaulting her as a baby, a court has heard.

Reading the newspapers, looking at TV and listening to radio at the present time brings us back to the days of the Celtic Tiger when the all-in-the-garden-is-rosy message was being proclaimed.

A former Labour and Sinn Féin Dublin City councillor has pleaded guilty to making hoax telephone calls, a court has heard.

To bee or not to bee.. the question is whether mankind can continue to exist without them.

A sailing instructor whose wedding ring finger was amputated in an accident as she helped tow a dinghy has settled her High Court action against her sailing club.

A woman who burgled an elderly man’s home with an accomplice posing as a garda has been jailed for three and a half years.

Daily, the pre-budget media coverage highlights the demands for taxpayers’ money by every vested interest in the country. At the same time, the media keep warning us that it would be irresponsible to have any element of auction politics in the run up to an election.

I was the school hippy. I grew my hair long and was into debating. I didn’t necessarily follow any of the other dictates of being a hippy.

A Dublin woman, who tore clumps of hair from a shop worker’s head during a vicious attack, has been given a three-month suspended sentence.

Rugby is mourning another of its finest sons as Ireland, Munster and Lions star Jim McCarthy died yesterday, aged 90.

A man who robbed a cash-in- transit box containing €50,000 a month after he robbed a teenager of €1,700 worth of entertainment equipment has been sentenced to five years in prison.

Two men previously jailed for taking part in a 2005 tiger raid have been found not guilty after a “dramatic” ruling that mobile phone records cannot be used as evidence in the case.

A pervert doctor in England who used a network of hidden cameras to record patients, friends and colleagues on the toilet has been jailed for eight years – as footage of him fixing a covert device into place was released by police.

A kite surfer was located safe and well after an alert yesterday evening.

Gardaí are hunting two tiger kidnappers who subjected three women to a traumatic ordeal early yesterday.

The victim of a suspected gangland hit in Co. Meath was laid to rest in Dublin today as the search for his killer continues.

Dunne & Crescenzi,

The first ankle tag that constantly monitors if an offender is still drinking has been fitted to a man for provoking violence outside a nightclub while drunk.

People who repeatedly commit alcohol-related crime will be forced to wear ankle tags that monitor if they are still drinking, under a year-long pilot scheme in the UK.

AIB, the people’s bank, regulated on behalf of the Minister of Finance is once again biting the hand that feeds it.

Former editor Andy Coulson and three of his most senior staff “utterly corrupted” the News of the World at the highest level and presided over phone hacking on an industrial scale, a court heard today.