New Butlers Chocolates cafe opens at Dublin Airport
The Terminal 1 outlet was shut for renovations but has reopened with seating for around 100 people
Man rushed to hospital after robbery in Dublin city centre
The incident happened on Talbot Street earlier today.
Irish Marvel fans out in force for Deadpool & Wolverine Premiere in Dublin
Irish Marvel fans out in force for Deadpool & Wolverine Premiere in Dublin
Murdered Jennie Poole’s brother makes urgent plea as domestic abuse escalates
The brother of murdered Jennifer Poole has called on the Minister for Justice to urgently implement the Domestic Violence Register as figures continue to rise
Irishwoman dies after being struck by bus in Peru in early hours of morning
Local media have named the victim as 35 year old Emily Daly
Dublin Zoo leader pays tribute as 62-year-old chimpanzee Betty dies
Betty, who lived in the zoo since 1964, had been dealing with old age health issues in recent times
Beloved Dublin greengrocers to close after nearly 60 years
The closure of the iconic store will come as a great loss to the local community.
The Book of Mormon coming back to Dublin in 2025
The show received phenomenal response on its first Dublin run in 2021
Nine more people arrested in connection to last year’s Dublin riots
The arrests came after officers in Store Street conducted a total of ten searches at separate locations across Dublin City
Dublin taxi driver Raymond Shorten jailed for 13 years for rape of 7 year old girl
Shorten (50) of Melrose Crescent, Clondalkin was convicted in May of two counts of rape and one of sexual assault in 2012 of the young girl
People stunned after learning how often you should change your toilet seat
A mum has shared how often you should be changing your toilet seat - and people are completely divided over the answer, with some admitting they've never changed theirs
€35k for Dublin ex-employee of firm sacked for calling Israel a ‘terrorist state’
The Israeli multinational, which employs around 500 people in its Dublin office, acknowledged that the manner in which it had dismissed Ms Carey had been "procedurally unfair"