Profits more than double at Convention Centre Dublin Pre-tax profits at the company that operates the Convention Centre Dublin (CCD) last year more than doubled to €15.24m as over 95,000 people attended the … Business • 21 Nov
Residents saw flames from Stardust roof, inquests hear The Stardust Inquests have heard how residents living near the club saw flames coming from the roof around the same time the court has previously … Stardust • 21 Nov
32 motorists fined €448,000 over unpaid M50 tolls A judge has fined 32 motorists €448,000 after missing court and ignoring hundreds of unpaid M50 tolls, including a woman whose car had travelled on … Dublin • 20 Nov
Bridge near Croke Park renamed as Bloody Sunday Bridge A bridge near Croke Park has been renamed to commemorate the events of Bloody Sunday on 21 November 1920. Dublin • 20 Nov
Restaurateur seeks to block use of similar brand name The disgruntled owner of Dublin's Little Pig restaurant brand is to ask a court to block a competitor using the similar brand, Little Pyg, which … Courts • 20 Nov
Driver jailed for 18 months over Dublin boy's death A 34-year-old man who pleaded guilty to careless driving causing the death of a seven-year-old boy while reversing a road sweeping vehicle has been sentenced … Courts • 21 Nov
Dublin Bus charging hub to be 'operational this week' A new charging facility for electric buses at a Dublin Bus depot will be "fully operational this week", the company has said. Dublin • 19 Nov
Man, 23, dies following Dublin gangland shooting A man has been shot dead in a gangland attack in Finglas, Dublin. The man, who was 23, was shot a number of times at … Ireland • 19 Nov
Man shot dead may have been targeted by drug gang Gardaí investigating the fatal shooting of a 23-year-old man in Dublin suspect he may have been targeted by a drugs gang in the area. Dublin • 20 Nov
Gardaí believe man found unresponsive died violently Gardaí in Dublin have begun a criminal investigation following the discovery of a man's body in Tallaght earlier this week. Ireland • 18 Nov
From local lore to lab, unlocking nature's pharmacy Science Week draws to a close this weekend after hundreds of events on the theme of what it means to be human in today's world, … Environment • 18 Nov
Fire extinguished at north Dublin pub Emergency services have extinguished a fire at a pub in Skerries, Co Dublin.It said five fire engines are at the scene on Main Street and … Dublin • 18 Nov
Historical device discovered in north Dublin A historical device has been discovered in Clontarf, Dublin. Dublin • 18 Nov
Stardust survivor tells of 'life-changing' injuries A survivor of the Stardust fire, who would spend 15 weeks in hospital with "catastrophic" injuries, has said the people in the club that night … Stardust • 17 Nov
Man arrested following crash involving car and bus A man in his 40s has been arrested in connection with a road crash involving a car and a bus in south Dublin early this … Dublin • 17 Nov
Extinction Rebellion protest at Dept of Environment Activists have protested at the Department of Environment, Climate Change and Communications against Government plans for a Liquefied Natural Gas terminal. Dublin • 16 Nov
Stardust inquests told of 'parachutes of flames' The Stardust inquests have heard about the intense heat in the nightclub as the fire took hold and how there were "parachutes of flames" dropping … Stardust • 16 Nov
Stardust survivor recalls 'mayhem' after fire broke out A survivor of the Stardust blaze has told how he was pulled to safety from a first floor window by other patrons as the fire … Stardust • 15 Nov
Norris to 'pass the baton on' and retire from politics Independent Senator David Norris will retire from politics in January. He told the Trinity News that he intends to move to Cyprus to enjoy some … Politics • 14 Nov
'You couldn't breathe', witness tells Stardust inquests The Stardust inquests have heard how those trapped in the burning building splashed water from the toilets onto their faces as the smoke and heat … Stardust • 15 Nov
Dublin woman settles High Court case against Rihanna A Dublin woman's High Court action against singer and billionaire businesswoman Rihanna over alleged 'malicious falsehoods' in an email and a phone call has been … Courts • 14 Nov
Sentencing adjourned in Ballyfermot assault case A 19-year-old man armed himself with a hurley and took part in a group attack on a teenage girl in Dublin two years ago, which … Courts • 14 Nov
Gardaí renew appeal for witnesses to fatal collision Gardaí have renewed an appeal for witnesses following a fatal road collision where a man in his 20s was killed. Dublin • 14 Nov
Jury convicts grave digger of manslaughter of partner A man who claimed that his partner deliberately stabbed herself to death has been found not guilty of her murder but guilty of manslaughter by … Courts • 13 Nov
