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Gardai rush to scene of west Dublin brawl between construction workers

No arrests were made and an investigation into the incident is ongoing

Dublin Live

UCD student sleeping outside near campus due to housing crisis

"People have just been finding places that are dry for the night"

Dublin Live

Ireland electricity and gas latest as utilities commission to cease disconnections this winter

Vulnerable customers will also be granted extra time

Dublin Live

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Ireland's best pubs, restaurants, hotels, cafés announced after thousands of nominations

Over 100,000 nominations were sent in by the Irish public since they opened in June, with businesses from all across the island getting nominated as the best of the best.

Irish Mirror

Dublin communities pick over 12 tonnes of litter from beaches and towns during big clean weekend

Clean ups also took place in suburbia during the weekend

Dublin Live

Air pollution causes 1,300 premature deaths a year, report finds

Households are being asked to avoid the use of solid fuel when possible

Dublin Live

Gardai have 'inadequate availability of resources' and were not properly trained to handle Cherry Orchard garda car ramming

On Monday, crowds gathered around the houses on Cherry Orchard Avenue, with footage emerging of the terrifying incident

Dublin Live

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Rock N Roll restaurant opens in Dublin with burgers named after Thin Lizzy and AC/DC

Dublin now has a Rock N Roll burger joint

Dublin Live

Gardai seeking help in tracing missing Dublin teenager

Dawn Brown has been missing since Friday

Dublin Live

Drew Harris condemns 'disgraceful' Cherry Orchard, Dublin incident in which Garda car was rammed

The incident took place at 7.30pm on Monday evening

Irish Mirror

Donegal's first All-Ireland triumph remembered as Sam headed for the Hills in 92

It's 30 years to the day since Anthony Molloy became the first Donegal captain to lift the Sam Maguire Cup.

Belfast Live

Dublin's most popular home with hot tub is on sale for over €1.2 million

The interior of the house looks like something out of a home decor magazine

Dublin Live

Frustrations in Dublin West as BusConnects route delayed over width of road

The highly-anticipated W6 route won't be fully operational until 2024

Dublin Live

Dublin's Indian communities set to come together for Durga Puja celebrations

A six-day festive bonanza will be taking place at the Vedic Hindu Cultural Centre in Ballymount

Dublin Live

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Irish Mirror

Culture Night 2022: 1,000 free activities and events as Ireland's cities come alive

Culture Night, which is now organised by the Arts Council, first began in 2006 and was initially a joint initiative of Temple Bar Cultural Trust and Dublin City Council

Insider UK

Emerald Airlines launches new Aberdeen to Dublin service

The route will begin at the end of October and forms part of a wider expansion for the carrier

Dublin Live

Dublin Fire Brigade extinguish violent blaze in bin store

Dublin Fire Brigade urged the public to keep waste areas secure in the aftermath

Dublin Live

Dublin jobs: Seven full-time Christmas roles up for grabs

If you're a student looking to make an extra few quid over the holidays then look no further

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Large crowd attends anti-abortion demonstration in Dublin

An independent review into termination of pregnancy services in Ireland is currently under way

Irish Mirror

Sam's for the Hills: Donegal's first All-Ireland triumph remembered

It's 30 years to the day since Anthony Molloy became the first Donegal captain to lift the Sam Maguire Cup.

Dublin Live

Budget 2023: Homeless charity calls for hardship fund to help renters

CEO David Carroll of Depaul said people presenting at their services are being forced to choose between rent and food

Irish Mirror

Dublin Zoo's Wild Lights to return this winter but will be 'taken off energy grid' to help with supply

The spectacular show is a highlight for thousands of people who attend it each year and organisers are hoping this year will be no different

Dublin Live

Rock for Culture protest to take on An Bord Pleanala to try save iconic Dublin beer garden

Plans are afoot to build an extension to the Holiday Inn on O'Connell Street and destroy the famed beer garden

Dublin Live

Dublin Zoo Wild Lights returning with exciting new theme

Dublin Zoo has announced the return of Wild Lights for the festive season

Dublin Live

Dublin jobs: TK Maxx hiring temporary Christmas staff

The stores located in Stephens Green, Blanchardstown, Ilac, Dundrum, Carrickmines, Liffey Valley and Swords are on the search for Christmas staff

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