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Sixth teenager arrested in connection with incident involving Garda car in Cherry Orchard

A sixth teenager has been arrested in connection with an incident that saw a car collide with a Garda vehicle in Cherry Orchard

Dublin Live

'I tried bouldering to keep fit and it's way more fun than the gym'

Keeping fit often involves regular trips to the gym to complete repetitive routines involving weights and other equipment. But staying active doesn't have to feel like a chore

Dublin Live

Jonathan Dowdall's evidence admissible in Regency trial of Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch, judges rule

'While this issue is not without difficulty, it is not of a magnitude that results in unfairness such that the witness should not be called'

Irish Mirror

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Drunk men being targeted on streets of Dublin at night as gardai warn of Revolut scam

The number of men who are being targeted while making their way home at night has seen an increase

Irish Mirror

Ballymun family at wits end with stench of sewage flowing into home for decade

Linda Donnelly realised upon moving into her home in Ballymun that there was a “diabolical” smell of sewage coming from her front garden, and she has been in regular contact with Dublin City Council over the years in an attempt to sort the issue

Dublin Live

Boyzone song and other Christmas hits could land you a €5,000 fine

You may need to remove Boyzone from your car playlist, after a study revealed the most dangerous songs to listen to while driving

Dublin Live

Gardai issue timeline of night Trevor Deely went missing on anniversary of disappearance

Naas native Trevor Deeley was last sighted on Haddington Road in the early hours of the morning on December 8, 2000

Dublin Live

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Dublin's Christmas live crib opens at new location in city centre

In recent weeks there was major controversy over the use of live animals like goats and sheep for the crib, and the crib has now been moved to Stephen's Green

Dublin Live

'Some older folks have queued since 7am' - an afternoon with a Dublin food bank

The D8 Food Bank was started during the Covid-19 pandemic, and has been providing much-needed food to hundreds of people in the area ever since

Dublin Live

Live crib opens in Dublin's St Stephen's Green following backlash over move

A live crib is usually held outside the Mansion House but Green Lord Mayor Caroline Conroy objected on animal welfare grounds

Irish Mirror

Edinburgh Ryanair passengers startled as part of plane collapses during landing

Travelling on the 6.30am service from Dublin to the capital on Wednesday morning, both travellers and cabin crew had been surprised to see part of the plane collapse as they hit the tarmac.

Edinburgh Live

Dublin DPD driver 'blown away' by local community after van is stolen

DPD delivery driver Abraham told Dublin Live he is "beyond grateful" for his customers rallying together to help him after his delivery van was stolen on Tuesday morning

Dublin Live

Celine Dion Dublin concert postponed as singer battles rare neurological disease

Canadian singer Celine Dion has been forced to cancel her European tour dates and revealed to fans that she has been diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome

Dublin Live

Meet the Dublin woman who sends 90 Christmas cards a year - here is how much she spends on stamps

One woman told Dublin Live she sends 90 Christmas cards every year to friends and family and revealed her bill for stamps

Dublin Live

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Irish Mirror

Will it snow in Ireland at Christmas? Weather data lists counties most likely to get the white stuff

Two parts of the country are tied for the top spot

Belfast Live

Strep A confirmed as cause of death of child, 4, in Dublin after investigation

There are high rates of Group A Strep and scarlet fever among children in Northern Ireland

Irish Mirror

Trevor Deely: Fresh appeal for information on 22nd anniversary of man's mysterious disappearance

Trevor Deely went missing in Dublin after a Christmas night out with colleagues from the Bank of Ireland

Dublin Live

'Perfect storm' puts Dublin children's hospitals under 'extreme pressure'

CHI is restricting elective activity at their Crumlin, Temple Street and Tallaght hospitals as a result of very high numbers presenting to the emergency departments and urgent care centres

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Dublin Live

Irish drivers could face €2000 fine for making one big mistake when defrosting car windscreen

Gardai have warned that drivers could be hit with a massive fine during the cold snap as temperatures plummet

Irish Mirror

Strep A confirmed as cause of tragic death of four-year-old in Dublin following HSE investigation

Schools and parents across Ireland are on high alert, with new guidance issued by the HSE

Irish Mirror

Pat Gilroy will be hands-on coach with Dublin - Cormac Costello

The 2011 All-Ireland winning boss has been drafted in by Dessie Farrell after two successive Championship campaigns ended at the All-Ireland semi-final stage

Dublin Live

Irish partner of woman brutally murdered in India says real culprits have escaped justice

Liga Skromane's decapitated body was found by two fishermen in an isolated mangrove forest in Kovalam

Dublin Live

Man's blundering 'attempted robbery' at Dublin post office with 'deli butter knife'

The footage shows the man, who is dressed head to toe in black including a face covering, brandishing a rounded knife as he approaches the counter in Portmarnock Post Office

Dublin Live

Almost half a million euro in cash seized from 'foot passenger' at Dublin Port

The passenger, a man in his 40s from Lithuania, was arrested and brought to Store Street garda station

Dublin Live

DNA evidence needed to identify English friends killed in horror M50 crash

A preliminary hearing of the inquests into the deaths of Paul Ingram and Brian McFarlane at Dublin District Coroner’s Court heard forensic scientists had to match the DNA samples with relatives of the victims in order to confirm their identity

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