A herd of Old Irish goats is being utilized to help reduce the risk of wildfires in the uplands of Dublin.

Incidents on Dublin's Luas tram system, including a teenager being dragged along a platform and a dog owner dragged after their pet boarded, have prompted calls for anti-drag technology.

Celebrated Dublin painter and sculptor Guggi discusses his upbringing with U2 frontman Bono and Gavin Friday, his career trajectory, and how a serious health scare influenced his artistic approach.

Gardaí in Dublin are responding nightly to incidents involving gangs of teenage boys who steal cars and post videos of themselves driving at extreme speeds on TikTok.

Gardaí have arrested a man and a woman, both in their 40s, as part of an investigation into a series of burglaries in South Dublin.

Dublin City Council has turned down proposals for new homes, citing concerns over refurbishment costs and issues with "overholding" tenants.

The Dublin club Naomh Barróg successfully converted a site originally planned for a women’s prison into a sporting sanctuary, emphasizing an inclusive approach for all children in Kilbarrack and Foxfield.

Twenty-nine homes built without planning permission at Chianti Park in South Dublin are set to be razed to the ground, following a judge's criticism of the developers' 'unbelievable chutzpah'.

Profits at UPMC's Dublin sports surgery clinic have surged to almost €10 million, following the US healthcare group's acquisition of the Santry facility in 2023.

The early release of Alison Chawke from prison has ignited controversy, with questions raised about whether she received special treatment. A Sinn Féin TD has called for serious questions to be answered regarding the decision.

Dublin's recently elevated Catholic cathedral is set to close for a €17 million renovation project aimed at preserving one of the city's most important church buildings.

The Raheny driving test centre in Dublin is set to close in September, despite existing wait times of up to six months, or 29 weeks. The Road Safety Authority has stated this is a temporary measure, expected to last between six months and two years.

Concerns are rising about the emergence of 'legal deserts' in Ireland, as 479 out of 581 trainee solicitors opt for contracts in Dublin, leaving other regions underserved.

Irish drone delivery company Manna is set to launch services in Dallas, marking an acceleration of its US rollout after pausing deliveries in Dublin earlier this year.

Rome has offered an agreement to Berlin regarding migrants, proposing that Germany retain a number of 'Dublin' returnees equivalent to the irregular migrants who have arrived in Italy via German NGOs. The proposal aims to avoid a standoff between the two nations.

Residents in Drumcondra, Dublin, blocked a busy street during morning rush hour to protest dangerous traffic conditions and demand immediate safety measures, citing car damage, safety issues, and aggression.

A woman in her 20s has been charged following an assault in Dublin that left a man seriously injured and receiving hospital treatment.

Daniel Kinahan, an alleged international crime boss, has been extradited from Dubai to Ireland. He was subsequently charged in Dublin on August 9th with directing a criminal organization.

Donna Gartland, the chief executive of Codema (Dublin’s Energy Agency), shares her career journey, from starting as an apprentice electrician to her current role, and discusses topics like district heating and four-day work weeks.

The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) in Dublin is facing a strike-out ultimatum in the case of a civil servant accused of leaking information to a foreign power. This deadline could impact the continuation of the legal proceedings.

Dublin Zoo is inviting children to participate in a competition to test three new animal-themed playgrounds, with the winner receiving a VIP Day at the zoo.

Germany's Interior Ministry announced it would return a Somali asylum seeker to Italy, prompting a strong reaction from Matteo Salvini, who stated Italy is not Europe's refugee camp and urged Berlin to rein in German NGOs.

Construction is set to commence within weeks on a new five-storey City Library in Dublin's city center, marking a significant development for the area.

The six finalists for the Darby Ryan international poetry contest have been revealed, with a Dublin student winning the inaugural school section of the competition.

Germany anticipates receiving 12,000 asylum seekers in 2026, with many having arrived from Italy, as Berlin considers its right to transfer Dublin Regulation applicants who entered the country this year.

Residents Declan Bermingham and Terry Moore describe their experiences living in Dublin's Phoenix Park, encountering homeless individuals and those without hope, while also dealing with public scrutiny as people frequently look over their fence and take photos.

Dubliner Djamel White's debut novel, 'All Them Dogs,' is experiencing soaring demand from booksellers after being included on the longlist for the prestigious Booker Prize.

A receptionist earning €30,000 in Dublin is diligently saving money with the goal of emigrating to Australia.

Eight teenagers and an adult male were taken to the hospital after a car, in which the juveniles were traveling, drove the wrong way down a motorway ramp and collided head-on with another vehicle on the M50 in Dublin.

A Dublin sailor is undertaking a solo, non-stop, unassisted race around the world to raise money for charity, motivated by his father's battle with Parkinson's disease.

Daniel Kinahan, last seen in Dublin over a decade ago, is expected to find a significantly altered landscape upon his potential return to Ireland after ten years in exile.

Former RIAI president Tony Reddy has urged Fingal to lower the proposed apartment numbers for the prospective north Dublin suburb of Dunsink, deeming them too high.

Students with special needs at a Dublin school are being taught in a community hall, with some classes lacking windows, due to ongoing delays in school construction and a postponed start to the academic year.

RTÉ presenter Laura Fox is celebrating her second wedding to partner Brian Moran, with a larger ceremony planned in Rome after a smaller Dublin event four months prior.

A new boat tour from Greystones offers a thrilling sea safari, revealing the history and secrets of the Wicklow and Dublin coastlines, with a hint of celebrity spotting.

Micheál Martin is being urged to fully fund a 'game-changer' homeless centre at Usher’s Island in Dublin, which the Dublin Simon Community believes could significantly ease hospital overcrowding in addition to its primary benefits.

Spain's government has demanded that Rome reopen the Schengen area by the 9th, threatening proportional measures if Italy does not comply, stating that Italy's decision was based on 'pretextual motivations' and that Rome has not respected the Dublin Regulation since 2022.

Dubliner Pamela Ryan won the €10,000 prize for the best dressed competition at the Dublin Horse Show, fulfilling a long-held personal goal.

Residents are expressing concerns and objections to a proposal for a new town, larger than Bray, on one of Dublin's largest landbanks in Dunsink, despite assurances that the project is not intended to stop housing.

Five fire engines were deployed to tackle a blaze at an industrial site in north County Dublin. Firefighters attended the scene of the industrial fire.

A Dublin pensioner has been charged with money laundering offenses, with the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) directing a trial on indictment at the Circuit Court.

Michael Conaghan, a former Labour TD and Lord Mayor of Dublin, has passed away at the age of 81.

A housing charity has reported that in June, no properties were available to rent under the Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) scheme outside of Dublin or Kildare, with only 20 properties found across 16 surveyed areas.

Dublin City Council is facing criticism for allegedly neglecting the problem of street blight, which continues to affect the city's appearance.

Stable staff at the Dublin Horse Show describe their demanding routine of working by day and partying at night, ensuring 1,600 horses are ring-ready for the event.

Workers at a Chinese restaurant in Dublin have written a letter defending their employer against claims of overcrowded housing, stating that the free accommodation helps them in a difficult housing market.

A former boxer from Dublin has been sentenced to jail after being convicted of stealing cookies using a stolen bank card.

Research by Switcher.ie indicates that Dublin continues to be the most expensive location in Ireland for students pursuing third-level education.

Irish police conducted several operations, seizing over €150k in drugs in Co Offaly, 90 vehicles including e-scooters and e-bikes in Dublin, and a sawn-off shotgun, while also catching a driver speeding in Meath. A man was arrested after gardaí seized €150,000 suspected cannabis in Offaly.

A new documentary sheds light on the extraordinary life of Kerryman Bill Fuller, an Irish dancehall mogul who challenged the Mafia in Las Vegas and whose Dublin venue played a role in U2's early career.

Residents are calling for action following recent wildfires in the Dublin mountains, with a local councillor advocating for the establishment of a special task force to improve wildfire response.

A woman raped by Dublin firefighter Terence Crosbie is suing a TV channel, alleging that references to her identity in their trial coverage led to 'vile and derogatory' comments online.

An ongoing Garda operation named 'Meacán' in Dublin, targeting criminal activity involving e-scooters and e-bikes, resulted in the seizure of a sawn-off shotgun and three scramblers.

A wildfire in the Dublin Mountains at Glencullen has been significantly reduced, with over 25 firefighters battling the blaze. Emergency services continue to monitor and control the situation.

Stephen Ennis, a Crumlin man, was refused bail at Dublin District Court after being accused of sending a photo of a loaded handgun to his ex-partner.

A children's camp in Dublin is highlighted for offering young participants easy access to positive role models within their community.

An Aer Lingus jet carrying 146 passengers and crew narrowly avoided a potentially serious incident during an aborted landing approach at Dublin Airport.

A special screening of the film 'Once' will be held in Dublin to honor musician Glen Hansard, followed by a 20-minute film featuring his performances, directed by Myles O’Reilly.

Irish healthcare workers brought a blanket, featuring a square for each child killed in Gaza, to a bustling Dublin street to highlight the plight of their Palestinian colleagues killed and jailed since October 2023.

Gazan paracyclists took part in a solidarity cycle from Dublin to Belfast, highlighting the importance of Ireland for Palestinian Paralympics hopefuls.

A dispute over amenities in a Dublin apartment complex has led to social tenants lodging multiple discrimination cases, with one tenant already awarded €2,500 in damages for being blocked from using the on-site gym.

High tensions have arisen between Italy and Germany concerning migrant expulsions, with Germany's Merz seeking to send 'Dubliners' back to Italy and discussions involving police at airports.

Two men have been charged in connection with a €1.2 million cannabis seizure following a burglary in Dublin. A neighbor observed a man with his hands cable-tied behind his back moments before gardaí arrived.

Swimmers in Seapoint, Dublin, are increasingly purchasing 'sting suits' and warnings have been issued due to a significant bloom of jellyfish in coastal waters.

The Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra is set to begin its world tour on August 16 in Warsaw, with performances scheduled in London, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Dublin, and New York.

Dublin's Phoenix Park is highlighted as a paradise for runners of all levels, cherished by notable athletes like Eamonn Coghlan and Catherina McKiernan, with one runner remarking, "if heaven is as good as this, we’ll be all right."

Entrepreneurial couple Frankie Sheahan and Norma Murphy share their journey from bankruptcy to securing Oprah Winfrey for an upcoming appearance in Dublin, discussing their marriage, working together, and recovering from financial hardship.

Suad, representing Dublin, has emerged as an early favorite in the betting for the upcoming Rose of Tralee festival. Excitement is building as the competition approaches.

A parking firm clamped a rival company's van in Dublin city centre, ahead of Apcoa taking over the council's parking enforcement contract from Q-Park in the coming months.

Dublin City Council is incurring costs of €1,000 per day due to 'bin scavenging' for plastic bottles and cans, impacting waste management efforts.

Dublin City Council is incurring nearly €1,000 daily due to 'bin scavenging' for bottles and cans, which damages bins and contributes to litter as people try to cash in on unreturned containers.

A house in Ballymun, north Dublin, sustained bullet holes in its windows in what gardaí suspect was a feud-related attack targeting a 38-year-old man known to authorities.

From May to September, Phoenix Park in Dublin hosts the All Ireland Polo Club, where the sounds of galloping hooves, players' shouts, and enthusiastic commentary fill the air, likened to 'hurling on horses'.

The International, a long-standing cultural hub in Dublin City, continues to host vibrant Monday night events featuring musicians, poets, and comedians.

The Dublin Rose has expressed gratitude for the overwhelming love and support received from the festival community following a 'horrible' incident of racist abuse. She stated that the positive messages have been significantly louder than the negativity.

A plane was forced to make an unexpected stop in Dublin after reports of smoke in the cabin, which was traced back to a portable power bank.

Dublin Airport has recorded its busiest month since its opening in 1940, indicating a significant increase in summer holiday travel abroad this year.

A 'Do Not Swim' order has been issued for a beach in Dublin, Ireland, for the next three days, citing safety concerns for beachgoers due to a waste overflow incident.

Officials report that almost all drivers in Dublin's Phoenix Park break the speed limit, creating a significant problem for visitors to the historic attraction, which is intended as a destination rather than a through road.

Industrial action is set to proceed at Oberstown Children Detention Campus in north Co Dublin after talks broke down, stemming from an ongoing dispute over resourcing and safe staffing.

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council has announced that applications are now open for 40 'affordable' one-bedroom apartments in Stillorgan, south Dublin, with prices starting from €255,000. The development aims to offer modern living in a desirable neighborhood.

Authorities are investigating a firearm discharge incident that occurred in Ballymun, Co Dublin, and are asking anyone with information to contact Ballymun Garda Station.

A woman from Louth achieved the runner-up position in the highly anticipated Best Dressed competition at the Dublin Horse Show.

As the 'skinification' of the scalp trend grows, experts like Professor Desmond Tobin of University College Dublin weigh in on the usefulness of a good scalp cleanse, noting its relevance can depend on one's location.

Dublin Bus has hired almost 100 drivers from South Africa as part of an initiative to address driver shortages. The recruitment drive highlights the experiences of new drivers joining the company.

Artists in Dublin are increasingly forced to use unconventional spaces like pubs and hospitals for their work due to a lack of dedicated venues and workspaces, with many requiring such facilities to earn a living.

Irish singer-songwriter Cat Dowling, known as the frontwoman of Dublin band Alphastates, has died at the age of 54 after more than two decades in the Irish music scene.

The family of the late journalist Veronica Guerin donated €142,902 to St Francis Hospice in her memory, raised at an event hosted by her brother Jimmy Guerin and other family members in Dublin.

A new report reveals that an arson attack on a mosque in Dublin was followed by online calls for copycat crimes, with Meta reportedly reviewing the posted content.

A 50-year-old Moroccan man, who arrived in Dún Laoghaire by boat without identity documents, was arrested and subsequently granted bail after appearing in Dublin District Court.

Dublin's historic Phoenix Park is facing significant challenges from the city's expansion, with its anachronistic bylaws dating back to 1926 struggling to cope with modern urban pressures.

Despite increasing passenger numbers, the Waterford to Dublin rail line has seen a sharp rise in delays, with 639 services delayed in 2025, an increase of 144 from the previous year.

Aer Lingus reportedly failed to inform authorities within 72 hours of an incident where an Airbus aircraft sharply diverted from its descent to Dublin Airport, as required by safety regulations.

Donal Ryan's new novel, 'Where Are The Kings,' is reviewed as a coming-of-age odyssey about an orphan entering a new family. The book's launch and other literary news are also highlighted.

A woman told a judge at Dublin District Court that living next door to her neighbors has been a 'nightmare' as she seeks a civil restraining order.

Former UK minister Alan Milburn is investigating how Dublin's apprenticeship programs and support networks have successfully reduced Ireland's youth unemployment rate, seeking solutions for the UK.

A man was seen brandishing a handgun outside Ballymun Garda station in Dublin during a gang feud, with the weapon later picked up and fired by a young boy in the area, a court was told.

A 21-year-old man has been sent forward for trial after allegedly brandishing a handgun outside a Dublin garda station, which a young boy later fired in the area.

The Dublin Fringe Festival 2026 has announced its September program, featuring a diverse range of performances from thriller comedies to inter-generational dramas.

Leslie Odom Jr., known for his role as Aaron Burr in Hamilton, has announced upcoming solo performances in Dublin and Belfast.

A report reveals that in June, only one county outside Dublin had rental properties available within Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) limits, with just 20 such properties nationwide despite over 1,300 listings.

Prime industrial rents in Dublin increased by 2 percent in the second quarter, driven by a shortage of high-specification logistics units.

Declan Moore shares his experience at St Francis Hospice in Blanchardstown, Dublin, where his initial fear of it being the end transformed into a positive outlook, allowing him to return home.

Michael Conaghan, a former Labour Party TD and Lord Mayor of Dublin, has passed away at the age of 81.

Taco Bell has shared a social media teaser that was filmed at Connolly Station in Dublin, hinting at upcoming promotions or announcements.

Marcus Rashford is expected to rejoin Manchester United's pre-season tour in Dublin for the Ireland leg, linking up with Michael Carrick’s squad in time for the Leeds United match.

Over 120,000 people are anticipated to attend the 2026 Dublin Horse Show, which commences today at the RDS.

Eirebus, operator of Swords Express, is seeking to retain staff accommodation units at its Dublin depot, citing a severe shortage of suitable housing in the rental market.

A man was arrested in Dublin city centre after climbing a crane, prompting a response from emergency services.

Marlborough Street in Dublin city center has been closed and Luas tram services suspended due to an unspecified 'incident'. Tram services are partially running on other routes.

The RDS Dublin Horse Show is set to begin, with organizers anticipating more than 100,000 visitors to attend the event throughout the week.

The owner of Lucy's Lounge in Temple Bar, Dublin, expressed shock after the store's signs were allegedly stolen, an incident described as unprecedented in 40 years.

University College Dublin (UCD) is facing criticism regarding its handling of a student's efforts to progress in their studies, amidst emerging details of deception accusations and allegations of image-based sexual harassment.

Firefighters from Dublin Fire Brigade are responding to a large wildfire that has reignited at Glencullen in the Dublin Mountains, with units currently at the scene.

Sales of homes exceeding €1 million have been revealed across Ireland, with one county experiencing a 45% increase in the past year, and Dublin and Wicklow accounting for 77% of all such sales.

A Lead Software Engineer position is currently open for applications in Malahide, County Dublin.

A major conference in Dublin, Ireland, addressed pressing issues in public law, focusing on the intersection of political relevance and technological revolutions.

Extradited Dubliner Daniel Kinahan will face a non-jury trial in a three-judge court, specifically established to hear cases related to terrorism and organized crime.

A report from Dublin highlights how the city's homeless population is coping with intense summer heat, seeking shelter and relying on services like the Lighthouse homeless café.

Dublin is set to host the 2026 Continental Scrabble Championship, an event that has previously taken place in cities such as Budapest and The Hague, attracting Scrabble players from across the continent.

A man who sustained serious injuries in an assault on North Great Charles Street in Dublin has died. A woman has appeared before Dublin District Court facing a charge that carries a life sentence.

Italy is refusing to take back migrants from Germany under Dublin rules, citing the number of migrants arriving in Italy on German rescue ships.

Italy has officially informed Germany that it will no longer accept migrant returns under Dublin rules, citing the new Migration Pact and a previous agreement with Berlin.

A Dublin community is experiencing a "real buzz" after the shop that sold a €3.3 million Lotto jackpot-winning ticket was revealed, creating excitement among residents.

A county-by-county tax breakdown in Ireland has revealed the extent of urban subsidies flowing to rural areas. Dublin and Cork are identified as leading contributors, with Westmeath also performing strongly in the rankings.

Four students from County Sligo and others from Meath are preparing to compete in WorldSkills Ireland, a national competition showcasing various skills. The event is set to return to Dublin, highlighting the talents of young Irish students.

Passengers traveling from Kerry to Dublin experienced an almost five-hour delay due to a 'minor technical issue' with their flight.

A player from Dublin has won a Lotto jackpot prize exceeding €3 million on the eve of an eclipse, prompting calls for Dubliners to check their tickets for the winning numbers.

A nature advocacy officer argues that a deer cull in Phoenix Park might be necessary for conservation and biodiversity, despite the public's affection for the animals. The debate centers on the best approach for managing the deer population.

Hyde bar and restaurant in Dublin is set to appoint a liquidator, reflecting a growing trend of insolvencies within the hospitality sector as pubs, clubs, and restaurants struggle with inflationary pressures.

Helen Reddy, a 60-year-old Dublin grandmother, has resumed competing in triathlons following a cancer diagnosis. She attributes her recovery and ability to cope with chemotherapy to her fitness routine and the support of her family and friends.

Stephen O’Grady, a 37-year-old builder from Cabinteely, has been charged with deception offences totaling €66,000 and is scheduled to appear in Dún Laoghaire District Court on November 25th.

Three individuals were arrested in Dublin during an operation targeting brothel keeping and money laundering in the Dublin 24 and Dublin 1 areas.

A 23-year-old Dubliner, Abi Marr, who has been driving taxis since she was 21, has launched a new taxi app with the help of TikTok, aiming to support drivers.

A couple has meticulously restored a Georgian home on Dublin's northside, which will be open to the public for a week as part of National Heritage Week, offering a glimpse into Irish cultural history.

Eleven businesses, including a popular Dublin restaurant, were issued closure orders last month by a food safety watchdog due to severe hygiene issues, including overflowing toilets and cockroach infestations.

A well-known Dublin city restaurant received a closure order after live cockroaches were found on kitchen surfaces and dead insects were discovered under a plate-warming unit and inside a microwave door.

A new report has revealed that the use of crack cocaine in Dublin is significantly higher compared to other regions across Ireland. The findings highlight a concentrated issue within the capital city.

Germany has reportedly reopened discussions on the Dublin regulation concerning migrants with Italy, indicating renewed tensions over immigration policy in Europe.

Dole Foods, a Dublin-headquartered fruit business and major banana distributor, reported a drop in its share price as the ongoing Middle East conflict negatively affected its profits.

A personal account details the experience of moving to a new country and feeling like a 'proper Dubliner' after a neighbor reported their dogs, highlighting the challenges and unique interactions of settling in.

Erin College, an English language school with branches in Dublin and Cork, has been mandated by the High Court to establish an 'untouchable bank account' to safeguard refunds for foreign students who paid fees upfront but were unable to attend.

Dublin police have seized a $1.5 million haul of meth and cannabis at Dublin airport, which arrived on a flight from Canada, with a woman in her 50s detained.

A man from Kerry is undertaking the challenge of running all 4,400 streets of Dublin while sleeping rough, aiming to draw attention to the issue of homelessness.

The cost of lunch in Dublin has significantly increased, with a tenner no longer sufficient to cover a meal, a stark contrast to the 2010s.

A section of the M50 motorway in Dublin was closed this morning due to a collision involving two vehicles.

A commemoration event for journalist Veronica Guerin has successfully raised €120,000 for a north Dublin hospice, with the Guerin family set to present the cheque to St Francis Hospice to support its building and redevelopment program.

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has voiced concerns about potential driver distraction and increased crash risk from a proposed advertising project in south Dublin, urging South Dublin County Council to conduct an assessment.

Daniel Tatlow-Devally, a Dubliner, is facing a maximum sentence of five years in Germany for allegedly causing damage to an Israeli-owned company. His mother states that 'fear is not having the desired impact' on them.

A Dublin-based teenage musician, despite going deaf in one ear, remains determined to achieve his dream of performing at major venues like Aviva or Wembley, hoping to inspire others facing adversity.

A man from Dublin reportedly threatened to strangle his ex-girlfriend during a jealous, drunken rage.

A 27-year-old man, Michael McDonagh, is facing multiple charges including burglary and theft after allegedly leaving a Staffordshire bull terrier behind at a crime scene in Dublin.

An industrial fire at a scrapyard in north Dublin has been extinguished, with reports indicating that up to 100 cars were destroyed in the blaze. Emergency services responded to the significant incident.

Dublin County Council is reportedly planning to construct 18,500 homes on the site of Dunsink, which served as Dublin's largest rubbish dump from the 1970s to the late 1990s.

Dublin Fire Brigade is dealing with a significant fire at a car dismantlers near Lusk, advising residents to keep doors and windows closed.

Eight fire units are currently battling a massive fire that has erupted at a car scrapyard in north Dublin.

A 70-year-old man from Dublin has been charged with laundering more than €55,000 in crime proceeds. He was granted bail after appearing before Dublin District Court.

Markéta Irglová and Bono were among those who paid tribute to a late Oscar-winning singer at a moving ceremony held in Dublin.

This article provides a comprehensive guide to various events and festivals taking place in Dublin throughout August, including the Dublin Horse Show and a country music festival.

Daniel Kinahan, a prominent figure in the Kinahan cartel, is expected to be extradited to Ireland within days, with a major security operation being finalized for his return to Dublin.

Dublin City Council is set to make a decision regarding a proposed overhaul of the Victoria's Secret store located on Grafton Street.

A 75-year-old man has been extradited from Australia to Belfast, Northern Ireland, to face historical sex offense charges. He is also allegedly convicted of rape in Dublin under a different name.

The 151st Dublin Horse Show has begun, featuring the Rolex Grand Prix with a record-breaking €1 million total prize fund, the largest ever in Irish equestrian sport.

A plan to construct 18,500 homes for a new town at Dunsink is only feasible if a substantial €7.3 billion investment in water infrastructure proceeds, including the Shannon-to-Dublin water supply project and the Greater Dublin sewage project.

An Irish hotlist suggests various activities for the week, including culinary experiences in Cork, arts in Kilkenny, fashion history in Dublin, and rewilding efforts in Wicklow.

Suspects involved in an alleged car break-in spree are being linked to high-profile vehicle thefts that occurred in Dublin and Wicklow.

The average annual cost of attending college in Ireland has risen to €16,000, with students in Dublin paying significantly more than those in other regions.

The council has provided a new timeline for the delayed €6 million Merrion Square tea rooms project in Dublin.

A 19-year-old student from Bucharest, Alexandra Diaconu, has been admitted to a Music Business program in Dublin, joining over 40,000 Romanian students studying abroad.

Residents in Finglas are voicing strong objections to a proposed development of 18,500 homes on 1,000 acres near Dublin's former main landfill, describing the plan as 'disgraceful'.

Ireland is re-evaluating its long-standing neutrality and the protection of its underwater infrastructure after an increasing presence of Russian ships in its waters sparked alarm in Dublin. The government is now emphasizing the need to better safeguard submarine cables and pipelines.

A job opening for a Principal DevOps Engineer specializing in Decision Management Platform is available in Rathcoole, County Dublin.

A Dublin City Council official expressed frustration over public complaints about the capital's cleanliness, as new measures threaten fines for residents leaving wheelie bins on streets after collection.