One hundred mourners in attendance for funeral of Drimnagh shooting victim Joshua Itseli
Gardaí were in the area but maintained a low-key presence as the deceased’s family and friends paid their final farewells
As exam season heats up – see how much of your Leaving Cert studies you can remember in our quiz
The Leaving Cert is a rite of passage - but how much of it do you remember?
Dublin weather: Bleak Met Eireann forecast reports rainy and unsettled conditions for coming days
In Dublin, today will have a dry start with some initial sunny spells, but it will turn cloudy through the day with patches of rain and drizzle developing
Troubled deposit return scheme may need to be changed following EU legality challenge
In a complaint to the Directorate-General for Competition, the Irish Petrol Retailers Association (IPRA) has claimed that the Re-turn scheme is anti-competitive and prevents the free movement of goods within…
Two men arrested after major €2.1m drug seizure in Dublin
The intelligence-led operation was conducted by the Garda National Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau (GNDOCB) and the Revenue Customs Service
Bono branded a ‘pretentious a**hole’ by Hollywood star
The 66-year-old Hollywood actor revealed how he was forced to call the cops on the U2 singer
The Script’s Mark Sheehan leaves €11 million to family after tragic death
Mark Sheehan, who was one of the founding members of The Script, passed away in hospital in April 2023 after a 'brief illness' and left his near £9.4million fortune to…
‘Multi-sensory’ kids’ STEM experience to open in Dublin this summer
Kids will be taken on an exciting multi-sensory adventure, encountering interactive exhibits and thought-provoking installations
Violence fears raised in Tallaght after bomb attack and break-in at asylum site
Two men were caught red handed breaking into the St John’s House in Tallaght Village on Wednesday night - just 24 hours after a shocking pipe bomb attack on the…
Brother of Tallaght assault victim pleads for gardai to return jacket and boots
Tallaght native Thomas Weekes, 20, was attacked by a neighbour as he was walking home in October 1992
Dublin traffic: Rug and animals on M50 and huge delays at Port Tunnel – Recap
There is a rug on the M50 at J12 Firhouse northbound in the left lane, with motorists urged to slow down and take care
Two men arrested after break-in at proposed Dublin asylum seeker site that was petrol bombed
The vacant building, which is located on the High Street in Tallaght, was set alight in a suspected petrol bomb attack earlier this week - and has now been subjected…