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Boy could hear his friend 'screaming' as former All-Star hurler hit him with stick, court hears
Wetherspoons granted permission for 'sound screen' to reopen Camden Street beer garden
Former All-Ireland hurler 'whacked' boy (12) on the leg with a stick during assault, court hears
Former All-Ireland hurler Niall Gilligan pleads not guilty to assaulting boy with stick
Highest number of XL Bully type dogs surrendered in Limerick
Ex-TD Violet Anne Wynne tells court she can't afford to pay rent or debts to former employee
Planning permission granted for seven-storey block in Sandyford despite local opposition
Clare man who allegedly assaulted judge now charged with stealing beer from shop
Ennis man who killed school teacher jailed for five years and two months for drug dealing
Philip Dwyer loses appeal against trespass conviction at Direct Provision centre
Children's Minister rejects claims that Oberstown has ‘dangerously low staffing levels’
Green light for 439 student beds 1km from UCD campus despite opposition
Conor McGregor refused planning permission for 'out-of-scale' six-bed house in Co Kildare
Renaming An Bord Pleanála - and letting everyone know - has cost €77,000
More than 400 Uisce Éireann staff earned over €100k last year, as bonuses surged past €13m
Former Irish Independent HQ to become nine-storey student accommodation block
MCD on course to sell 2.5m tickets this year with sell-out Oasis and Robbie Williams shows
Bus Éireann recorded €4.2m loss in 2024, and projects similar losses this year
Retired judge allegedly punched outside cafe by man who said 'you put me in jail for nothing'
Drone delivery service lodges plans for new hub in south Dublin
The government has spent over €1m on deportation flights for 170 people this year
Michael Healy-Rae's property company records profits of €800,000 over last two years
High Court dismisses judicial review challenge against 579ft-high wind farm in Clare
Fáilte Ireland gets green light to create food hall in vacant church near Grafton Street
Boy (12) died after losing balance following a slip at edge of Cliffs of Moher, inquest hears
Michael Healy-Rae's property firm nets €465k profit from Ukrainian guesthouse accommodation
Ireland's 'unluckiest house' refused planning permission for outdoor pool and jacuzzi
Irish Aviation Authority secured over €1m in compensation for complaints against airlines in 2024
Controversial Mayo data centre project opposed by author Sally Rooney stalled
Two directors at one of the biggest asylum seeker accommodation firms shared €4.68m last year
Planning permission refused for three separate hotels in Dublin City
Staff at Rupert Murdoch owned Storyful share bonus payments of €1.07m as losses narrow
Woman charged over Shannon Airport protest refused travel to UK for Arts Council-funded trip
Court orders girl will spend today with her mother ahead of her first Holy Communion
McDonald's on Dublin's O'Connell Street is getting a makeover
Judge says it's a 'pity' that ban on sunbeds for under-18s doesn't also apply to adults
Cost of staging this year's Electric Picnic between €25m and €30m, according to festival CEO
Green light given for extra floor to be added to former U2 Hotel, The Clarence, in Dublin
Nine-storey student accommodation block planned for former site of Independent Newspapers
WRC rules TikTok not unlawful in refusing remote work for employee injured in car crash