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The Latest Breaking News from Dublin

Cost of living Ireland: Families around €1,000 worse off last year due to inflation

Despite a rise in the median income, it was wiped out by the rise in prices of many items worldwide

Dublin Live

Gardai on patrol on busy Dublin street seize gun and arrest two men

A firearm and ammunition were found in the south west area of Dublin after a policing plan was put in place

Irish Mirror

Ryanair and Aer Lingus slam government's response to drones at Dublin Airport

"Eamon Ryan is asleep at the wheel while more passengers are disrupted"

Dublin Live

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Gardai seize firearm after pair caught red handed on busy main road

Gardai arrested two men in Ballyfermot and later searched the area after witnessing a suspected firearm being pulled out

Dublin Live

Urgent Dublin Credit Union fraud warning over phishing scam targeting members

Fraudsters are attempting to trick people into handing over their personal details by using the sophisticated scam

Dublin Live

Cardiff-based GS Verde Group expands EU footprint with Irish acquisition

The Cardiff-headquartered firm has bought Integral Finance & Technology for an undisclosed sum

Birmingham Post

Tallaght singer Luke Clerkin to launch Live EP at The Workman's Club later this week

The talented singer from Tallaght made waves with his debut EP last year, and now follows it up with another impressive release inspired by his hometown

Dublin Live

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Dublin jobs: Irish Rail on-board catering to create over 50 new roles

A trolley service providing hot drinks, snacks and sandwiches will launch on the Dublin to Cork line in April

Dublin Live

Dublin supermarkets struggle with weather related shortages as fruit and veg stock plummets

Managers from retailers such as Tesco are currently witnessing a drop in stock levels but are hopeful that the situation will remedy itself in the coming days

Dublin Live

Horse cloned from skin cells of Irish showjumping great that was worth millions

Pacino was part of the Irish team that won the Aga Khan trophy at the Dublin Horse Show in 2012, but the stallion died a few months later

Irish Mirror

Google set to cut 240 jobs in Ireland in another blow for tech sector

Alphabet, Google's parent company, is cutting 12,000 jobs globally - with around 240 expected at Google's HQ in Dublin

Irish Mirror

Google to lay off 240 Irish staff as part of global job cuts

The announcement comes amid uncertainty in the tech industry with many firms announcing job cuts in recent months

Dublin Live

Aer Lingus slams 'unacceptable' disruptions caused by drone activity at Dublin Airport

The daa has repeatedly reminded the public that it is illegal to fly a drone within 5km of the airport’s protected space

Irish Mirror

'Mum Talks' meet ups coming to Arnotts Dublin

'Mum Talks' is a company all about helping women through the journey of motherhood

Dublin Live

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Irish Rail confirms when catering trolley will return on Cork to Dublin service

Delays were met because of "costs and staffing issues"

Dublin Live

Irish Rail confirm date for return of catering services on Dublin to Cork line

Iarnrod Eireann also said they will be piloting catering vending machines on selected trains

Dublin Live

Dublin jobs: Zoo hiring 'enthusiastic' general assistant with a special set of skills

Dublin Live

Inside Ireland's most expensive house for sale with whopping price tag

The Howth home has some incredible features like two swimming pools, access to the sea, staff cottages, and an abundance of beguiling outbuildings

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Dublin Live

Dublin pharmacies 'prepared' for hay fever season amid fears over shortages

There are 247 medicines used by Irish patients currently out of stock, which includes some hay fever sprays, 11 different eye drop products, inhalers and some antibiotics

Dublin Live

Met Eireann's freezing forecast as hail could hammer Dublin in cold snap

Frosty nights are in store for Ireland as temperatures will plunge to near-freezing with a risk of icy patches and hail

Dublin Live

Heartbreak as popular Bao House restaurant on Aungier Street announces closure

Today is the last day to get a bite from the popular bao bun restaurant

Irish Mirror

Garda hit by bottle in brutal mob attack in Dublin expected to be off work for weeks

The officer went to hospital for treatment following the vile incident in Ballyfermot in south west Dublin area on Monday.

Dublin Live

Just 25 derelict homes seized by Dublin City Council in five years despite crippling housing crisis

More than €2 million of compensation was paid to property owners over the same time period

Dublin Live

Ballyfermot mob attack garda expected to be off work for weeks

Garda representatives are calling for more resources to be pumped into AGS to ensure safety for its members

Dublin Live

Josh Dunne's mum relieved as bike thief Gavin Dooner jailed

"He started all of this... but he gets to go home in two years or less," Diane Dunne says

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