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Thursday 28 October 2021
Dublin City Council ran pedestrianisation trial on Parliament Street and Capel Street in recent months.
Gardaí thanked the media and the public for their assistance in the matter.
Father-of-nine Eamon Kelly was shot four times in the chest as he walked towards his home.
The collision occurred on the Priorswood Road in Dublin 17 at around 11.15pm.
Tourlestrane celebrated another Sligo final success.
Urantsetseg Tserendorj died at the Mater Hospital two weeks after she was stabbed at the CHQ.
Sixmilebridge’s reign as Clare kingpins is over.
There had been concerns that the Dublin Bus service would not be operational for the planned return of nightclubs.
The Blanchardstown store shut down between March and May last year.
Investigating gardaí are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
The mural appeared on Grantham Street in Dublin’s south side in 2019
Minister of State Niall Collins has called on Owen Keegan to apologise, but not resign.
Shane Kimbrough is part of the crew of Expedition 65 which began its mission in April.
Gardaí were on patrol in the area on Sunday as part of an ongoing operation to target groups vandalising carriages.
The protest is due to take place at the main entrance of the hospital at 1pm today.
There has been sustained criticism of the two separate proposed developments over the past week.
Around €14,000 in cash was also seized during the search operation.
Gardaí and Carol’s family say they are concerned for her welfare.
The Cobblestone is one of Dublin’s most popular pubs and is well-known for hosting daily trad sessions.
Fine Gael TD Alan Farrell was travelling home towards Malahide when he heard the alarming chant.
The proposed development has been met with alarm in some quarters.
Judge Nolan sentenced Charles Moore to nine years in prison for the offence of endangerment.
The incident happened at a house in the Ashfield Park area of Blanchardstown at around 4pm.
The seizure was made in Dublin last week.
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses to come forward.
Gardaí seized over €130,000 in cash, two Audi cars and a Rolex watch.
It was a busy weekend of club action around the country.
The incident happened shortly after 5pm on Friday.
The protest took place to coincide with hundreds of similar demonstrations across the US.
A forensic scientist told the court that the victim’s blood and DNA were found on the accused’s clothes.
There are plans for seven gigs at the stadium next year.
The woman is detained under anti-crime gang legislation and can be detained for seven days.
‘I feel like there will be a few retirements and a bit of a shift in the team, and if there is that as well as a new management, it will just be very hard.’
THE FAI HAS warned fans against buying tickets for next month’s sold-out World Cup qualifier against Portugal at inflated prices from third-party websites or unauthorised sellers.
Tickets for the game against a star-studded Portugal squad sold out within an hour of going on general sale yesterday morning, but some have since surfaced online, some priced at three times their face value.
The Association say anyone buying a touted ticket risks being denied entry to the game.
This morning we want to know: Have you ever bought a ticket from a tout?
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We have to change the way we think about housing for disabled people, writes James Cawley.
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