Woman arrested after Dublin Lord Mayor Hazel Chu harassed by far-right protesters outside Mansion House
Hazel Chu was approached by a group of people who criticised her for wearing a mask and referred to her as a ‘shape-shifting dragon’.
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Hazel Chu was approached by a group of people who criticised her for wearing a mask and referred to her as a ‘shape-shifting dragon’.
Those in need can attend the mobile kitchen between 10am and 1pm on Christmas Day.
Chu was elected following a vote of councillors this evening.
Keelin’s husband Conor was in attendance while Health Minister Simon Harris also paid tribute.
The RTÉ broadcaster passed away yesterday aged 85.
It was confirmed earlier today that the comedian had died aged 68.
Today Shane Ross hosts a stakeholder event to kick-off a transformation of Irish football. Expect a lot of what, a little how and even less why, writes John O’Sullivan.
Sportstar Philly McMahon and broadcaster Joe Duffy are among previous winners of the award.
Gianna Care has been criticised by pro-choice groups for giving inaccurate medical information.
It is the oldest free-standing residential home in Dublin.
The first Dáil met at the Mansion House on 21 January 1919 following the 1918 General Election.
The 12-week programme is aimed at older adults and run by non-profit organisation Siel Bleu Ireland.
The women, many of them aged in their 80s, are gathering to discuss their experiences in Ireland’s Magdalene Laundry institutions.
Justice for Magdalenes Research is calling on the government to help organise the event.
Attendees at KBC’s ‘mortgage lounge’ in midweek don’t see any future in staying in Ireland’s rental market.
Minister Flanagan said we must be vigilant in standing against fundamentalist ideologies.
Nominations for the Good Citizen Awards will open tomorrow.
The then Taoiseach even reached out to his nemesis Charles Haughey in an attempt to stymie Gerry Adams’ party.
Críona Ní Dhálaigh stopped by for a High Table Interview last week. Here’s what we found out.
The home of the Lord Mayor of Dublin is 300 years old.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…
Fiona Healy was pushed into a metal bollard outside Mansion House on Dawson Street earlier in the week.
Cathal Goan made the comments as he launched a new online Irish news site.
His remains will lie in repose in the Oak Room until 6pm before his removal to the Church of the Sacred Heart in Donnybrook later this evening.
A book of condolences will also be opened at the Oak Room. A State Funeral is being arranged for Monday.
The former Taoiseach will lie in repose at the Mansion House in Dublin tomorrow ahead of Monday’s ceremony.
The Government Press Office has confirmed the details of the State Funeral for the former Taoiseach.
Lord Mayor Christy Burke repeated his call for negotiations to end the violence.
There’s anger among the ‘survivors of the bloodbath’, the threat of Sinn Féin needs to be taken seriously, and Joan Burton has twice as many things to be proud of as Alex White…
Patrick Nulty resigned unexpectedly, a veteran republican appeared in court over the Jean McConville case… and Margaretta D’Arcy was released from prison.
The Lord Mayor says they both lead by example and are “individuals who walk the walk”.
Mandela noted the success the Irish soccer team in handwritten notes on a speech he gave at Dublin’s Mansion House in July 1990.
Katie Taylor fights in Bray tonight, less than 24 hours after she returned with a win in Dublin’s Mansion House.
The singer-songwriter — who composed the folk-rock group’s emmigrant anthem ‘Thousands are Sailing’ — will be honoured today at a service in Dublin’s Mansion House.
US singer Harry Belafonte also received an award at this evening’s Amnesty International ceremony — with Bono and Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters on presentation duties.
One entry simply says: “Thank you”.
Oisín Quinn has been setting out his aims for his term in office in a wide-ranging interview. On a personal front, his priorities include trying to accommodate a young family and small dog in the garden-less Mansion House…
Oisín Quinn has been sharing his thoughts on the future of the mayorship, following a poll that shows 61 per cent of Dubliners are in favour of a directly elected CEO for the city.
Labour’s Oisín Quinn – nephew of minister Ruairí – could be one of the last mayors not to be directly elected by the public.
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