Dublin City Schools is growing unevenly and is planning to revise high school boundaries to balance enrollment.
Two teenage girls have been arrested in a probe into a spate of of thefts in Dublin city centre. Gardaí received reports of people being taken to ATMs and shops, and coerced into making substantial purchases and withdrawing sums of cash which were then stolen. These incidents occurred on January 20 and 21.
The Focus Ireland coffee shop on Eustace St in Dublin will remain open overnight to help rough sleepers during Storm Éowyn
Met Eireann has put the entire country under a a red weather warning with the storm bring a potential 'danger to life'
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In anticipation of tomorrow's storm, 89 flights have already been called off in and out of Dublin - 45 departures, and 44 arrivals
The three men, aged between 34 and 42, with addresses in Dublin and Wicklow, have pleaded not guilty to a total of seven counts of rape, oral rape and sexual assault of the woman at an unknown location in a car and in a Dublin house on August 31, 2019.
Joshua was on a college trip to Dublin when he was accosted by two women who coerced him into withdrawing a large sum of money
PUBLIC transport services across Dublin will shut down over safety fears as Storm Eowyn rages during rush hour tomorrow morning. Trains, buses, trams, planes and even motorways will come to a
A 3,153-square-foot home on the 4800 block of Volterra Drive in Dublin sold in September 2024, for $2,450,000, a price per square foot of $777. The home has 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. In June 2024, a 3,
A “MAGNIFICENT” six-bedroom home has just hit the market for €1.9million – and it comes with a library, games room and a conservatory. This stunning pad is located in Malahide,
To make sure everybody has somewhere safe to stay, there's a homeless shelter in Dublin that's been around for a couple years called Dublin Rising Community Homeless Shelter. David Hanes is the CFO, administrator,