Cyclist made threat to smash bouncers’ heads in at Dublin pub
An “incredibly aggressive” man threatened pub door staff that he would “smash their heads in” during a dispute about locking his bike outside.
Speed dating salsa event promising ‘no awkwardness’ in Dublin city centre this week
The evening, aimed at the over-30s, will feature personality testing, rapid physical interaction, dancing, and fun games
EuroMillions results Ireland: Lucky Dublin player scoops up a tidy €500,000
Dubliners have been urged to check their tickets as a lucky player won a whopping half a mil in the latest EuroMillions jackpot
John Downing: Charlie Flanagan is the ninth big-name Fine Gael politician to quit since 2020 – is Leo Varadkar’s leadership in trouble?
Charlie Flanagan’s exit from politics means nine big-name Fine Gael politicians have now quit since the last general election in February 2020.
Beloved outdoor venue to close in major disappointment to south Dublin locals
The venue will be hosting a party this Saturday to bid a fond farewell
Launch of new Dublin city centre district marked by Warhol, Dali and Bansky exhibition
Charlemont Square in Dublin 2 is a new landmark development, featuring state-of-the-art office, retail, dining and living quarters
Muse at 3Arena: Setlist, tickets, support acts, stage times and more
Tickets are still available through Ticketmaster and start from €50 if you want to go to the concert tonight
Storm Agnes: Multiple Dublin Airport flights cancelled as severe winds hit
There is disruption at Dublin and Cork Airports today as Storm Agnes brings severe wind and rainfall to Ireland
Fr Peter McVerry dismisses finance fears at charity – ‘We expanded too fast as we tried to house everyone’
Fr Peter McVerry has insisted he is unaware of any financial irregularities at the Peter McVerry Trust (PMVT) and said that current issues at the charity are a “cash-flow problem”.
Seán O’Connor: Caoimhín Kelleher stuck between the Kop and a hard place at Liverpool
Caoimhín Kelleher has found himself stuck between a rock and a hard place at Liverpool.
Peter McVerry Trust will ‘work with inspectors’ after alleged financial concerns
The Approved Housing Bodies Regulatory Authority (AHBRA) said it appointed the inspectors to conduct a statutory investigation of one of the most high-profile housing and homelessness charities in the country
Keith Duffy remembers comment that pushed him to fix ‘gammy’ broken teeth in new RTE documentary
Keith spoke about the shocking dental trauma of the past that led him to him getting his teeth restyled during his career