A Chinese national jailed for life for the 2011 murder of a man outside his internet café on Wellington Quay has had his conviction quashed on appeal.

Fallon and Byrne is opening a new shop and restaurant on Dublin's quays.

Weekend food columnist and McKenna’s Guide contributing editor Joe McNamee is back with his annual accolades. Read on for his best in fine dining, pub grub, afternoon tea and much more, in Cork and around the country.

The owners of the four-star Clarence Hotel, which include Bono and the Edge, are not proceeding with a High Court action against a refusal by Dublin City Council to extend planning permission for a €150m proposal to transform the premises.

Plans by Bono and The Edge to revive their parked €150m revamp of Dublin’s Clarence Hotel were stopped in their tracks by Dublin City Council, the High Court heard yesterday.

A battle over plans for a multimillion revamp of the U2-owned Clarence Hotel in Dublin has gone to the High Court today.

I’M standing in a Georgian building in Dublin, staring at a jar of honey.

An internet and call shop owner has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering a customer, whom he kicked to death after he refused to pay in full for a 70c phonecall.

The jury has gone out in the trial of an Internet cafe owner charged with murdering a customer in a row over 70 cents.

The Deputy State Pathologist has told a Dublin murder trial that the alleged victim had significant bleeding to his brain when he conducted an autopsy on him.

An eyewitness has told a murder trial that he saw the accused throw the victim out of a shop onto the pavement before kicking him at least six times in the head and back.

A number of eye witnesses have given evidence in a murder trial of seeing an internet café owner chase a man out of his shop and kick him as he lay on the ground.

A 36-year-old Chinese man has gone on trial accused of kicking a man to death outside a Dublin city internet cafe.

A Chinese national is to go on trial accused of the murder of a man in Dublin city centre in May.

ALTHOUGH a feature of Dublin life since 1852, the Clarence Hotel was taken over by Bono and The Edge of U2 in 1992.

Gardaí in Dublin are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery of a man's body in the River Liffey in Dublin.

ENERGIA is to provide electricity to Captain Americas and Wagamama and several other Dublin restaurants and bars in a new deal.

A 34-year-old Chinese national has been remanded in custody after appearing in court in Dublin today, charged in connection with a fatal assault in Dublin last Friday.

Gardaí have charged a 34-year-old man over a fatal assault in Dublin last week.

A man has died in hospital this evening after being attacked in Dublin city centre this afternoon.

FORMER tánaiste George Colley was prescribed Valium to help him relax during chauffeured car journeys while minister for finance.

Former Tánaiste George Colley was prescribed Valium to help him relax during car journeys while minister for finance, newly released State files reveal today.

THE economy has hits the skids but there is at least one area where productivity is as high as ever — car-clamping.

A troubled 15-year-old boy, who stole to pay for drugs from head shops, has been released under supervised probation for six months.

IT seems at least one profession is recession-proof: the number of cars clamped in Dublin city this year is likely to match the figure for 2008.

Twenty-six people were injured tonight after a double-decker bus and tram crashed in one of Dublin’s busiest city centre streets.

A 51-year-old male cyclist has died after he was hit by a truck on the south quays in Dublin city centre this morning.

A Polish national whose €28,100 Dublin city centre "apartment scam" left some foreign nationals living on the streets has been given an 18-month suspended sentence by Judge Patricia Ryan.

A Polish national whose €28,100 Dublin city centre apartment scam left some foreign nationals living on the streets has had his sentence adjourned again for "one last time" to allow him compensate his 14 victims.

A WOMAN hit by a Dublin Bus vehicle in which five people died when it mounted the footpath at Wellington Quay has begun a High Court action for damages. Three women and two men were killed in the accident.

A Polish national whose €28,100 Dublin city centre "apartment scam" left some foreign nationals living on the streets has been given time to allow him compensate his 14 victims before he is sentenced.

The bus driver accused of dangerous driving causing death at Wellington Quay has been found not guilty by a jury at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on the eve of the third anniversary of the tragedy.

An expert witness for the defence in the trail of a Dublin Bus driver accused of dangerous driving causing death at Wellington Quay three years ago has questioned new technical evidence presented to the jury.

A jury has heard 'seriously inaccurate' evidence in the trial of the bus driver accused of dangerous driving causing the deaths of five people in Dublin city centre.

Bus Éireann drivers have told a jury in the trial of the Dublin Bus driver accused of dangerous driving causing the deaths of five people that they experienced power surges on a bus in Waterford in 2004 and 2005.

The jury in the trial of a bus driver accused of dangerous driving causing the deaths of five people in Dublin city centre three years ago has heard there were no marks to indicate emergency braking either before or after impact at the scene.

A bus inspector has described the driver accused of dangerous driving causing the deaths of five people in Dublin city centre three years ago as a "solid man and a professional driver".

Technical evidence in the trial of the bus driver accused of dangerous driving causing the deaths of five people in Dublin City Centre three years ago has revealed his bus was well maintained and road worthy.

The driver of a bus which hit and killed five people outside the Clarence Hotel in Dublin city centre three years ago was supposed to be on a day off but was doing overtime to pay for his daughter to go on holiday.

Eye witnesses to an incident in which a bus hit and killed five people in Dublin city centre three years ago have given evidence on day two of the trial of the driver accused of dangerous driving causing death.

The trial of a Bus Átha Cliath driver accused of dangerous driving causing the deaths of five people in the city centre three years ago has begun at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Families of the victims of a Dublin Bus crash over two years ago are still waiting for the original accident report.