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Wednesday 28 October 2020
Gardaí from the Bridewell District searched the premises at approximately 2:30pm yesterday.
Patrick O’Shea been missing since Tuesday.
The Fruit & Vegetable Market, located off Capel Street on Dublin’s Northside, closed last year after 127 years of wholesale trading.
Tuath and Circle Housing Association have been selected by the Council to negotiate with Bartra after Councillors last year approved a last-minute deal.
The woman managed to flee the scene and the car drove away towards the city centre.
The seizure was made in the Arbour Hill area of Dublin this afternoon.
Bartra has been contracted to build 768 houses and apartments on the site.
The council had erected a number of signs in the area which state: “Do Not Feed Pigeons Or Other Birds By Order.”
Councillors voted this evening on a deal with developer Bartra Capital.
William Cahill was last seen on the North Circular Road in Dublin 7.
Shane Howell hopes his tour might help shine a light on the contrasts that exist in this corner of the city.
The man was found by Gardaí on Friday.
Catholic and Church of Ireland archbishops surveyed the damage this morning.
A post-mortem is due to take place later today.
A company wants to convert the sites on Blessington Street into an aparthotel, but locals aren’t keen on the idea.
Peter Herron claimed to have a legal right to live in the property because he had possession of it.
Investigations are ongoing with a view to prosecution.
On 2 September 2016, a number of shots were fired into a home at Drumalee Park, Dublin 7.
A local councillor said the cars “appear to have been set alight in an act of mindless violence, just feet away from terraced houses while people slept”.
The men were arrested in the Dublin 7 area yesterday.
Health Minister Simon Harris said yesterday he was “sickened” by the undercover footage.
Two replica banners have been unveiled in Blackhall Place.
Hungry in Stoneybatter? Look no further than these five spots.
Sean ‘Curly’ Sweeney and his three-year-old son died yesterday afternoon in Ashington.
The garda – a recent Templemore graduate – was threatened at gunpoint after he identified himself as an officer.
Dublin’s answer to Primrose Hill.
He was last seen on North King Street in Dublin.
The incident occurred yesterday on Harold Road in Dublin 7.
An ambitious regeneration plan for the decaying social housing complex was officially scrapped two years ago due to lack of funds.
The alleged attack happened on Sunday night at Cabra Park in Phibsborough.
Maybe because it’s really, really good.
The man has been taken to St James’s Hospital following today’s incident at the Phoenix Park and is believed to be making a good recovery.
The distinctive red brick and terracotta building was built between 1899 and 1901. The INMO plans to use it as an education and conference centre.
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to the attack, which happened at around 9.30pm on Thursday on Tyrconnell Road. Around 20,000 people were attending a Blur concert nearby at the time.
The victim is being treated in hospital after the incident at Phibsboro Shopping Centre.
Of the 1,499 houses inspected as part of the Intensified Inspection Programme, 1,384 homes (over 92 per cent) did not meet the required standard.
Bord Gais says there is no evidence of a natural gas leak at the home of a Stoneybatter couple found dead this afternoon.
LIKE ALMOST EVERYTHING this year, Halloween in 2020 will be a bit different from usual.
Large scale fancy-dress parties shouldn’t be happening under Level 5.
One thing we can still do, however, is watch some horror films.
There’s plenty to choose from ranging between the child-friendly to the very scary ones available on streaming platforms and set to be shown on TV in the coming days.
So, this morning we’re asking you: Do you plan to watch some horror films this Halloween?
Poll Results:
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