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New 5,300 homes approved for Dublin - but councillors warn lack of transport will clog roads
Refuse sacks banned from 90 of Dublin's streets from today
'They started punching us': Asylum seekers followed before alleged attack in Co Dublin village
Dublin council chief insists no senior politicians pressured him to drop Herzog Park plan
Richard Shakespeare told councillors tonight he did receive a phone call from a senior civil servant on Saturday about the legality of the name change.
One in eight admit drink driving as Christmas road safety appeal launched
Four-year delay to major upgrade of Dart network 'flies in the face' of best practice
It was hoped construction could begin on Dart+ South West next year – that’s now been pushed out to at least 2030.
Trump declares ban on South Africa from attending next G20
Taoiseach feels the heat in South Africa as local radio grills him on immigration
Micheál Martin was in South Africa for the G20 over the weekend - here's what you might have missed
An American boycott, the Taoiseach’s love of Darjeeling tea and questions about Trump-country all featured over the three days.
Ukraine expected to feature as Taoiseach attends EU-Africa summit in Angola
How G20 world leaders were left rattled by the sudden reemergence of Trump's Ukraine deal
The summit was long-waited for South Africa, but the G20′s western membership were soon rushing into behind-closed-doors meetings.
Taoiseach visits Mandela home as part of tribute to civil rights activists in South Africa
South Africa celebrates G20 agreement in face of US boycott and awkward handover row
There were jubilant scenes in the conference centre after South Africa’s leader formally closed the summit
Taoiseach disputes Marco Rubio's claim that the G20 is 'anti-American'
Martin disagrees with O'Brien comments about factors behind people seeking asylum in Ireland
G20 leaders hold sideline meeting as they scramble to respond to US plan for Ukraine
Ireland joined leaders of the EU, Britain, Germany, Canada and a host of other countries at the informal meeting during the G20 summit.
South Africa insists 'diplomatic tiff' with Trump won't derail tomorrow's G20 agreement
Taoiseach tells G20 summit to modernise world trade and tackle 'distorting' policies
Taoiseach criticises Peter McVerry Trust for constructing peacock enclosure
Taoiseach joined by other world leaders in pledging combined billions to fight deadly diseases
The shadow of Donald Trump and his boycott of this year’s G20 loomed large over their addresses.
Row between Trump and G20 hosts South Africa flares up again on eve of summit
Ireland (and Micheál Martin) will be making a debut at the G20 this weekend - here's why
Why the Donald Trump-shaped hole at this weekend's G20 will make it harder to get things done
Trump isn’t at all happy with host nation South Africa – but one expert reckons his absence will be “damaging but not crippling”.
Councillors win key High Court concession against government plan for smaller apartment sizes
Will you watch Ireland play Hungary on Sunday?
'Slick as a Parrott': Here's how Ireland's papers have reacted to last night's famous win
Today’s tabloids took their chance to mark a famous night.
Man charged with serious assault of another man in Clondalkin
BBC awaits response from Donald Trump after apologising for Panorama speech edit
Family who escaped Halloween blaze at Ipas centre still traumatised, father says
The long-awaited housing plan is getting sign-off today — what do we know?
A target of 12,000 new social homes and more compulsory purchase orders of derelict houses are on the cards.
Denis O'Brien wants you all back in the office - do you agree with him?
Keir Starmer is facing an internal revolt from Labour MPs - and it could see him ousted as PM
Northern lights were visible over Ireland last night - and you might see them again tonight
Send us your pics.
There's going to be more litres of wine made this year after 2024's record low
Trump says BBC ‘defrauded the public’ with editing of January 6 speech
Boom in weight loss drugs may help protect Ireland's corporation tax haul, says watchdog
Resigning BBC boss 'very proud’ of journalists as Trump threatens billion-dollar legal claim
US Senate votes to end government shutdown amid growing split in Democrats