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Monday 8 August 2022
Lydia O’Byrne found her dog Freddie eating pieces of chorizo sausage in the garden of her south Dublin home at the weekend.
The teenager has since been released while the man remains in custody.
Currently BT2 occupies a prime location on the south Dublin shopping street.
Dragos Nica stabbed Michael Gannon while he babysat his grandchildren.
The girls and their mother had been in the changing rooms.
A retired businessman complained that amplified music coming from the venue was upsetting.
Look, parenting is tough.
The men had visited Ollie’s Bar looking for Sunday lunch.
The Irish Parking Association said the restrictions could result in a 24% fall off in shopping and entertainment revenue.
Patients will be transferred to a larger, more modern, hospital in Portrane.
Here are the 5 best properties for under €500,000 you can view this weekend.
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The company has taken a 10-year lease on the 8,300 sq ft store.
Car rental marketplace company, CarTrawler, has announced the new jobs at its headquarters in south Dublin today.
Planning permission for the project could be decided upon in the first half of next year.
Gardaí are still appealing for witnesses to Tuesday night’s attack to come forward.
The teenager was brought to St Vincent’s University Hospital.
Matthew is described as being around 5′ 7″ tall, of thin build and with fair hair. He was last seen in Dundrum in Dublin on Friday.
The woman was one of four people arrested as part of a major crime operation in Dublin.
The find was part of a treasure hunt set up by the band to celebrate the release of their new album.
A major investigation was set up into a spate of burglaries across Dublin’s southside.
A pharmacy is Dundrum is promising to match drug prices in the North with a new scheme.
The man had been taken to St. James’ Hospital yesterday evening with head injuries.
All of the day’s celeb dirt, nay FILTH.
From The Daily Edge
We’re up all night to get lucky.
The company has confirmed four stores will re-open next month. There’s no confirmation as yet on whether gift cards for the old HMV will be honoured.
“Pleeeeeeeeease can I have 20p for the machine?”
So,this weather isn’t unusually bad then.
Store managers and sales assistants are being sought for outlets in Dublin and Limerick.
The driver of the Luas received minor injuries in the incident at the Windy Arbour stop in south Dublin last night.
Properties near the capital that have easy access to infrastructure and services should pay a higher price, writes Frank Convery.
Garda authorities have released a full list of the 95 stations which will close within the next 12 days.
Local residents are planning to make a human chain around Stepaside Garda Station next month.
Ger Colleran back in the editorial hot seat as Star moves to Talbot Street – and Sunday World MD doubles up his role to take over managing director job there too.
The posters which specifically target the Minister for Justice were erected overnight in Alan Shatter’s constituency of Dublin South.
WE’RE EIGHT DAYS into August and there’s a potential heatwave on the way as temperatures are set to hover in the 20s this week.
Ireland’s meteorological summer is June to August, with autumn then starting on the first of September until the end of November, according to Met Éireann.
But some go by the calendar that starts with spring in February and gives three months to each season, putting August as the start of autumn.
So today, we’re asking you: When do you think we should say autumn starts?
Poll Results:
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