The Latest Breaking News from Dublin

In the Austrian capital, renters pay a third of what their counterparts do in London, Paris or Dublin. How is it possible?

Ireland’s national motorsport governing body hosted a press conference at its Dublin headquarters on Tuesday to reveal more details of its proposal to bring the WRC back to the country for the first time since 2009, as part of a proposed three-year deal.

Inquiry into the Stardust inferno in north Dublin, that killed 48 and injured 214, recognises the suffering and grief of those left behind

Man in his 20s died and man in his 40s remains in serious condition after attack at Browne’s Steakhouse

A man aged in his 40s remains in a serious condition in hospital.

Editorial: Under a less shortsighted UK government, London and Dublin would have worked together to solve an enduring Troubles problem

Australian cities are grappling with ways to increase housing supply and make it more affordable. One suggested solution is “pattern book” development. The idea made headlines when proposed recently by Housing Now, an alliance of businesses and lobby groups in New South Wales.

The Dublin doom-folk favourites crown a momentous year with a magnificent assault on the senses and a set rich in hypnotic tales of woe

A new exhibition at Epic, Dublin’s Irish emigration museum, explores connections between Ireland and the Caribbean. Entangled Islands aims to tell “the stories of a wide range of Irish people who traversed and settled in the Caribbean”, while also outlining “our intersecting histories of colonisation and resistance”.