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Hurry up and wait: Europe wants a place at the table, ‘must make up its mind’ over UkraineGavin Lee is pleased to welcome Dr. Alexander Titov, Lecturer in Modern European History at Queen's University Belfast…
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Gardaí and Defence Forces investigate suspicious device found at Merrion Square‘Ongoing incident’ comes as Dublin hosts European Political Community summit attended by EU heads of state…
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Gardaí appeal to couple to come forward after man’s body is found in Phoenix ParkGardaí are appealing for a man and woman, believed to be Italian, to come forward after the body…
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Bomb squad at the scene of a suspicious device in Dublin city centreThe bomb squad is currently investigating reports of a suspicious device on Merrion Square. It is understood that…
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The Irish Sun
Brazilian man, 30, pleads guilty to attempted murder of three men in Dublin as court to see CCTV footage in sentencing
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Euronews
France and Germany near deal on De Cos for ECB top job as EU confirms two candidatesTwo candidates are vying to succeed Christine Lagarde at the ECB, an EU official stated on Friday as…
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As EU grapples with fierce AI competition, summit overshadowed by elusive Ukraine-Russia peace dealAs EU leaders meet for an AI summit in Dublin, largely overshadowed by Russia's war on Ukraine, William…
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Army bomb disposal unit investigating suspicious object on Dublin’s Merrion SquareThe army bomb squad had been called to the scene by gardaí this afternoon.
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‘I thought there would be thousands’ – Protesters disappointed as just 50 turn out for Dublin fuel protest
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Micheál Martin's big week: EU Summit, public sector pay deal and the Taoiseach's futureDublin has been the main attraction on the political stage this week as 50 world leaders came to…
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Dublin Zoo records €625,000 impairment charge after ‘mothballing plans for new restaurantTrump visit closed facility for two days with ‘potential’ loss of 5,000 visitors…
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Residents of Phibsborough find 24 bags of horse manure dumped behind their homesThe bags were found blocking a laneway used by children and pedestrians…
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DW
EU leaders urged to 'act now' to stay AI competitiveEU leaders in Dublin were called on by an AI leader to move quickly in the tech race…
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Irish Mirror
Man, 20s, arrested at Dublin Airport after cocaine found stashed in lining of suitcase
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The Brussels Times
European leaders push resilience and aid for Ukraine at Dublin summit
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Business Post
Dublin’s Iseq closes in the red
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Bomb disposal unit probing suspicious object in DublinThe army bomb disposal unit are investigating a suspicious object in Dublin's Merrion Square.
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Business Post
The week Dublin became the stage for dramatic shift in Russia-Ukraine peace efforts
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Teenager jailed after high-speed pursuit through TallaghtA teenager who led gardaí on a high-speed pursuit through Dublin on a busy morning, breaking red lights…
2 sources · RTÉ, Irish Independent
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Business Post
College side hustle turns into thriving tutoring business for Dublin entrepreneur
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Americans warned to avoid crowds in major city amid unprecedented police operationAmericans are warned by the U.S. Embassy in Dublin about road closures, protests and transport disruptions tied to…
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Zelenskiy meeting with US envoys overshadows EPC summit in DublinInside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan…
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Beirne: Argentina win has to be 'foundation' for growthTadhg Beirne insists Ireland will not rest on their laurels as he prepares to captain his country in…
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Gardaí looking to speak to couple over discovery of body in DublinInvestigators are treating the death as suspicious.
3 sources · Limerick Leader, Belfast Telegraph, Irish Independent
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Tadhg Beirne focused on his job as family prepare for emotional day in DublinTadhg Beirne insists Ireland will not rest on their laurels as he prepares to captain his country in…
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Gript
The moment Zelensky came clean about conscription in DublinMicheál Martin looked deeply uncomfortable…
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Banned books from Ireland’s room of ‘evil literature’ finally see the light of dayCensored books spanning 1926-96 contained themes ‘likely to corrupt or deprave’, or references to contraception or violence For…
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Euronews
EU leaders discuss how to boost Europe's AI industry while tackling risks at Dublin summitEuropean leaders together with Mistral CEO Arthur Mensch and AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton discussed how Europe can build…
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Man pleads guilty to attempted murder over Stoneybatter slashing attacksGabrial Fereira Motta Valladares (30) wounded three men in Dublin 7…
2 sources · The Irish Times, Irish Independent
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Newstalk
Gardaí investigating after body discovered in Phoenix ParkThe Gardaí have revealed that a body has been discovered in Dublin's Phoenix Park on Friday, Nove...
2 sources · Newstalk, The Irish Times
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