A man who took part in the Dublin riots – looting cigarettes from a Gala store and helping gather rubbish which was later set on fire – has been jailed for two years

Fireworks were discharged and missiles were thrown at uniform gardaí, who were forced to withdraw.

The site currently contains a vacant 2-storey funeral home and a vacant school building.

The junction in Dolphin's Barn, Dublin 12, where a new static speed camera will operate

Frienna Rockett (29) broke a red light and knocked down an older woman as she crossed the road

The number of children admitted to adult intensive care units doubled to 148 cases in 2023

Micheál Martin said there needs to be an ‘exhaustive’ review of unnecessary hip surgeries at two Dublin hospitals.

An audit was conducted into a random anonymised sample of patients, aged one to seven years, who were operated on from 2021 to 2023.

RMHC Ireland has stated that its spend on the new home - capital and operating costs - will total over €66 million over the next 25 years.

Police are investigating the break-in at Crumlin Fire Station, which was discovered on Tuesday morning.

A man was taken to St James's Hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.

Police have appealed for information about the incident in Crumlin, Co Antrim.

Ian Doyle (33), who was on bail at the time for assaulting a different partner, did not let the woman leave the house for nearly a week

Gardaí in Crumlin have arrested one man following a stabbing incident in Ballymount, Dublin 12 on Wednesday evening

An Bord Pleanála rejected an appeal by a large group of residents against the decision of Dublin City Council to approve the planning application by the German discount supermarket group for the mixed-use development

Chantal Johnston (38), of Clonard Road, Crumlin, pleaded guilty to assault causing harm and dangerous driving at Domino’s Pizza

Three people have been arrested in relation to the fatal assault of a man in Lucan, Dublin, in January

Mr Foley and his wife Sonya Doyle, aka Sonya Foley had sued the now retired Sheriff Mr James Barry, the Garda Commissioner, the Minister for Justice, Ireland and the Attorney General alleging a breach of privacy occurred when the their home was searched on October 15th, 2014