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Mr Price offering jobs to Argos workers after nationwide closure announcement

The Irish-owned company has 12 stores in Dublin

Dublin Live

Dublin City Council staff physically assaulted 166 times over the past five years

DCC boss Owen Keegan previously raised concerns about sending litter wardens into blackspots because "there is a high risk they will be assaulted"

Dublin Live

Foo Fighters' David Grohl and Nate Mendel enjoy dinner at popular Dublin restaurant Rosa Madre

The pair have been spotted out and about around the capital this week

Dublin Live

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Emer O'Neill calls on Tommy Tiernan to address nation on controversial zoo joke

Emer walked out of one of Tommy's stand up shows after he made a joke about Dublin Zoo and taxi drivers

Dublin Live

Cross Border Orchestra of Ireland to play Carnegie Hall in New York as part of out sell-out concert series

The concert series celebrates their work and achievements in promoting peace, unity and tolerance on the island of Ireland since their foundation in 1995. Significantly, the concerts will also mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.

Irish Mirror

Residents near Dublin Airport may protest over North Runway frustrations

North Dublin residents attended a public meeting last night in Kettles Country House Hotel, where the daa's recent apology over noise pollution was fiercely rejected

Dublin Live

Smoke visible across Dublin as firefighters tackle blaze and warn locals to keep windows shut

Firefighters are currently tackling the blaze on waste ground in the Kinsealy area. Locals have been advised to close their windows and doors to keep smoke out.

Irish Mirror

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Ryanair launches major cabin crew recruitment drive offering 200 jobs with surprising benefits

A recruitment event will take place in Ryanair's Engineering Building at Airside Business Park, Swords next week. The airline is hoping to hire 200 Dublin-based cabin crew ahead of summer.

Irish Mirror

Female cyclist injured in north Dublin crash with car

The woman, who was cycling down the route, was injured after being struck by the car in the north Dublin area

Dublin Live

Google announce 12,000 global job cuts as concern raised for Dublin staff

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

Dublin Live

Dublin star Carla Rowe explains how she ended up on Manchester United Instagram with Wout Weghorst

The Dublin GAA star made the cut on the Manchester United Instagram and jokingly confirmed she will not be joining the club.

Irish Mirror

Ryanair launches new route to holiday hotspot with cheap flights under €30 - but there’s one catch

The new route from Dublin to Genoa will operate twice weekly from April as part of Ryanair’s Summer schedule. The budget airline is offering cheap seats from as little as €29.99 - but customers will need to act fast.

Irish Mirror

RTE Prime Time shows how brazen gang steals bike from busy Dublin street in minutes

The bike had been secured to a Sheffield bike stand, which is recognised as the highest standard of public bike-locking infrastructure

Dublin Live

Department of Health axes sponsorship with RTE's Operation Transformation following criticism

The decision was made after advocacy groups such as Bodywhys criticised the show's fixation on diet culture

Dublin Live

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Dublin Says ‘Doing All It Can’ to Free French-Irish Citizen Held in Iran

Ireland's foreign minister said Thursday the government was doing all it can to secure the release of a French-Irish citizen held in Iran after his family urged Dublin to intensify talks due to concerns for his health following a hunger strike. Micheal Martin told a news conference in Dublin that…

Irish Mirror

Man who put bomb on bus during Queen's Ireland visit freed from jail just hours after 'cup attack'

Exclusive: And we have learned the pensioner – who featured on Monday night’s RTE programme A Case I Can’t Forget – was targeted by a lag on the E1 landing of the jail the night beforehand.

Dublin Live

Dublin weather: Met Eireann pinpoints the end of cold snap as temperatures to rise

The mercury is set to rise to double digits after the recent cold snap that saw temperatures hitting the lows of -5 degrees

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: the jaw-dropping story of Donald Trump’s former adviser

Michael Flynn, once the US’s national security adviser, has embraced conspiracy theories. Plus: Joe Lycett and Mawaan Rizwan head to Dublin. Here’s what to watch this evening

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Dublin Live

Ex-Fair City star 'shrieked with joy' after finding out she was carrying twin girls

The Dublin actress and her husband are expecting twin baby girls later this year

Dublin Live

Shaker & Vine Wine Bar has this week announced its immediate closure after four years in business

Dublin Live

Man accused of aiding hit-team in Regency Hotel shooting contests CCTV footage of movements

Jason Bonney is accused of facilitating the murder of David Byrne at Dublin’s Regency Hotel by driving his BMW to St Vincents GAA Club and aiding the hit-team escape following the shooting on February 5, 2016

Dublin Live

Irish Paralympian claims he was refused entry to Dublin restaurant with guide dog

"It's not just people with guide dogs, it's people in wheelchairs, for me, discrimination on any level is unacceptable."

The Independent UK

‘Everyone has obligation in respect of NI legacy, including Sinn Fein’ – Martin

The Irish foreign minister was speaking after the British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference in Dublin.

Irish Mirror

Diarmuid Connolly - 'standout' Lee Keegan will be huge loss to Mayo

The pair had some legendary battles as Dublin and Mayo went to war for the Sam Maguire cup.

Dublin Live

Relics from five-star hotels sell for over €200,000 at Dublin auction

Irish and overseas bidders snapped up over 1,100 pieces of furniture, artwork and more

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