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# Dublin

Yesterday
26th July 2024
Record number of people accessed emergency accommodation in Ireland last month
Retailers criticise Dublin traffic plan go-ahead - but capital's chamber of commerce welcomes it
Painting to begin on Dublin's Poolbeg Chimneys next month as part of maintenance work
Repainting of the red and white bands of the chimneys is due to get underway next month – weather dependent – and continue through September.
This week
21st July 2024 - 27th July 2024
Man charged in relation to ‘serious public disorder’ during Dublin riots
Man arrested after €220,000 of cannabis seized in Dublin
First measures of Dublin transport plan to restrict cars in the city to come into force next month
The Wax Museum just unveiled this new figure in tribute to Sinead O'Connor
Man (35) jailed for more than 11 years for raping two women who were sleeping
Nine people arrested as properties searched in connection with November's Dublin city riots
Criminal who stamped on man’s head causing permanent brain injury has sentence increased
Drugs and smuggled designer shoes and bags seized in Dublin and Athlone searches
Man jailed for 11 years for rape of young girl and sexual assault of her sister
Man in serious condition after stabbing in Long Mile Road area of Dublin
Taxi driver Raymond Shorten sentenced to 13 years for rape of seven-year-old girl
Fifth fire at Coolock site earmarked for asylum seekers
'The people must be heard' says McDonald after discussion with Taoiseach on Coolock protests
Increased fencing costs on Grand Canal: €45,000 over two months to €30,000 weekly now
Last week
14th July 2024 - 27th July 2024
Man (50s) arrested in Dublin as Gardaí seize €8 million worth of drugs and €1 million in cash
Waterways Ireland says fencing on Grand Canal costs €30,000 per week
Protestors who tore down Grand Canal fencing call for ‘end to hostile architecture’
Former Ireland footballer Anthony Stokes recharged over suspected drug seizure last year
Two people hospitalised after equipment falls from height at Citywest construction site
Man recovering in hospital following 'serious' Dublin city centre assault
Man who attacked tourist with a machete, called him a 'f**king immigrant', is jailed
Taylor Swift makes donation to Dublin charity following recent sold-out gigs
Opinion: Blaming small sections of society for anti-migrant riots avoids true accountability
Teresa Buczkowska
Motorcyclist (20s) dies in single-vehicle collision in Finglas
Leading addiction treatment centre reports significant rise in cocaine and gambling addictions
Coolock: Gardaí examining CCTV and social media images as part of investigation
Chaos in Coolock: How violence and conspiracy erupted in north Dublin
21 people have been charged with public order offences after disturbances in the north Dublin suburb.
Garda Public Order Unit deployed to Coolock for second consecutive evening
Once inaccessible after a bomb attack, O'Connell Tower looks to its namesake to draw new visitors
Coolock: Disinformation included claims about 'unvetted males' and 'white destruction'
Man jailed for sexually assaulting woman after following her around Dublin city centre for 30 minutes
Revenue have seized over €200,000 worth of smuggled Uggs, Crocs and other designer clothes
Eamon Ryan warns Dublin City Council may 'lose' transport funding if it resists traffic plan
Coolock: GRA has sought an urgent meeting with the Commissioner amid Public Order Unit concerns
Fifteen people have already appeared before the courts.
Justice Minister Helen McEntee said she expects more arrests to be made.
Almost 200 gardai were involved in dealing with the disorder.
Taoiseach Simon Harris said the scenes were' reprehensible'.
Waterways Ireland sent for trial over homeless man paralysed by digger on Dublin canal bank
Coolock: 15 people appear in court charged with public order offences
Coolock: 15 charged and pepper spray used by gardaí following fire at site of anti-immigrant protests
Emergency services were at the scene throughout today.
Taoiseach Simon Harris said the protests are 'criminal and designed to sow fear and division'.
A number of Garda vehicles were also damaged.