Charlie Bird brews up a storm at coffee morning in €2million fundraising drive for hospices
The RTE veteran was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) in 2021 and is now receiving hospice care at home
‘Lions and tigers and chimps – they all lived with us at our home in Cabra’
Animal expert Gerry Creighton has said Dublin Zoo has come a long way since a chimpanzee lived with him and his wife in their home.
World Cup and Croker experiences will prepare Irish players for Aviva debut, says Noonan
Striker Saoirse Noonan has dispelled any fears that Ireland will freeze during Saturday's historic first ever match at the Aviva Stadium.
Have your say on what social welfare measures should be announced in Budget 2024
A package of €6.4 billion in additional spending, including €1.1 billion in tax cuts, will be announced in Budget 2024
Mum urges people to ‘stand up to clamping bullies’ after winning court battle
The determined mum took clampers to court and won a refund of €125
Teenager accused of sex attack on woman while she was out walking and on phone to mother
A teenager accused of sexually assaulting a young woman while she was out walking and talking on the phone to her mother has been sent for jury trial.
What’s on in Dublin this weekend 22 – 24 September, including Culture Night, Rocktoberfest, Dublin Fringe and more
We will bring you the latest What's On news for the weekend across the capital
11 most expensive midfielders in Premier League as Bukayo Saka worth double Martin Odegaard
A list ranking the Premier League's most expensive midfielders has come to light, featuring a whole host of familiar faces from the Big Six and some surprising results
Daniel McDonnell: Ridiculous backlash against Diane Caldwell is out of touch with informed opinion
The backlash against Diane Caldwell’s hard-hitting assessment of Vera Pauw’s tenure suggests that for a portion of the Irish population, the opinion of a 97-cap international only matters when it…
‘I was sitting in the stand thinking, I’m going to be out for the season here.’
Dublin's David Byrne on playing with no cruciate liagment in his left knee
Nursing home closures force 592 residents to find new accommodation in last year
Up to 592 older people have been forced to uproot and leave their nursing home due to closures in the last year.
End of an era as iconic Dublin Gutter Bookshop owner sells up
Gutter Bookshop owner Bob Johnston said himself and the team have "accomplished more than I ever dreamed of" during their fourteen years of business