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Mater Hospital cordoned off by gardai as part of 'real life' simulation exercise
The Mater Hospital has been cordoned off by gardai this morning.
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Dublin pubs: Vintners slam latest Diageo pint price increase
Publicans have slammed Diageo's new pint price increase, calling it "the latest hammer blow to the pub trade".
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Locals rally against selling of 90-year-old Rathmines post office
A campaign to stop the sale of the Rathmines post office building has urged locals to sign a petition against the plans, saying "people power is how we will win this".
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Dublin weather: Met Eireann's mixed bag forecast with thundery rain and wintry showers
A tumultuous day is in store for Dublin as Met Eireann has issued a mixed-bag weather forecast.
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Man claims he didn't eat for a day after seeing Saltburn bathtub scene
A man has claimed he didn't eat for a day after watching Saltburn's infamous bath scene.
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Dublin house gets top marks on Home of the Year despite 'annoying' features
A terraced Dublin house snagged top marks on Home of the Year despite its "annoying features".
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Spain holiday warning as extreme weather brings chaos to popular tourist hotspots
Spain is a favourite holiday spot for Irish tourists, especially during the Easter holidays. But those planning to visit certain parts of Spain in the coming days are being warned about extreme weather conditions.
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Doctor told to 'mind his own business' after warning against eating whole Easter egg in one go
A doctor has been told to "mind his own business" online after warning against eating a whole Easter egg in one go.
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Gran who lost home and fell into €82,000 debt now earning €12,000 a month
A grandmother who found herself losing her home and burdened with a debt of £70,000 (€82,000) after her husband fell sick has bounced back to earning £10,000 (€12,000) per month.
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Phoenix Park deer mass grave closed after hundreds of carcasses buried in pit
A mass grave in Phoenix Park, which contained the carcasses of hundreds of wild deer, has been closed.
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Body of man discovered on south Dublin street
The body of a man in his 30's was found in south Dublin on Tuesday morning.
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Met Eireann issues snow and ice warning for two counties in freezing forecast
Snow showers are set to batter parts of Ireland as Met Eireann has issued a weather warning.
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Dublin traffic RECAP: Irish Rail services suspended after vehicle strikes bridge
Irish Rail services have been suspended in Dublin after a bridge strike.
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Gardai probe if planned pipe bomb attack was foiled after explosive devices recovered in Clondalkin
Gardai are now investigating if a planned pipe bomb attack has been foiled — after several viable explosive devices were seized over the weekend.
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Social welfare Ireland: Two recipients may be entitled to payment worth up to €237
There are two types of social welfare recipients who might be eligible for a payment worth up to €237.
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Gardai appeal for information on missing teenager known to frequent Dublin
Gardai have appealed to the public for help with located a missing teenager who is known to frequent Dublin.
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Dead mouse in strawberries punnet and snail in coleslaw among thousands of FSAI complaints in 2023
A whopping 7,732 complaints and queries were handled by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland's advice line last year, with the majority relating to poor hygiene standards and unfit food.
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Dublin traffic LIVE: Delays growing quickly on M50 despite no major incidents
A wet and miserable Monday and we're bringing you the latest traffic updates this evening of March 25 alongside our friends at LiveDrive on Dublin City FM.
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Louis Walsh's grovelling apology to Ronan Keating after branding him a 'p***k'
Celebrity Big Brother's Louis Walsh has said he's really sorry for reigniting his old feud with Boyzone's Ronan Keating.
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Knife-wielding robber steals car from resident in new-build north Dublin estate
A brazen robber broke into a home, held the resident at knifepoint, and stole their car during a terrifying early morning ordeal in a new north Dublin estate.
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Appeal launched to locate teenage girl missing from Dublin since Thursday
Gardai have launched an appeal to locate a teenage girl who has been missing since Thursday.
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Gardener shares 'effective' trick to transform waterlogged lawns into healthy grass
Get your garden ready for spring with this 'effective' drainage trick to fix waterlogged lawns. Gardeners are getting set for the growing season, but a soggy lawn can be a real problem.
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Detector dog Milo helps Revenue officers sniff out tobacco worth €600,000
Detector dog Milo helped Revenue officers sniff out tobacco worth €600,000 last Thursday.
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Dublin weather: Heavy rain to batter Ireland in washout Met Eireann forecast
Heavy rain will hit Ireland over the coming days with possible hail and thunder also forecast.
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The Irish girls' name meaning 'deer' that parents love right now
Parents still love this stunning Irish name for girls that means 'deer' that was, in 2023, the second-most popular for girls in Ireland.
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Tom Vaughan-Lawlor still gets called Nidge on the street a decade after Love/Hate
Tom Vaughan-Lawlor has told how he still gets called Nidge on the street a decade on from his seminal role in RTE crime drama Love/Hate.
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A city break to Liverpool: Experience England's North West jewel's thrilling renaissance
With food, football, music and luxury, Liverpool has successfully reinvented itself as an ideal city break destination for any tourist.
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Dublin weather: Rain on the way but capital to avoid the worst as Yellow warning issued
Rain on the way for Ireland - but Dublin will avoid the worst of it.
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Woman who won €2,000 in Dublin KFC case stole €40,000 in welfare benefits with fake names
A woman who was awarded €2,000 in compensation earlier this month after a KFC restaurant refused to allow her assistance dog on the premises was previously convicted of stealing around €40,000 in welfare benefits.
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Dublin community mourning death of food bank 'hero' and radio legend Mark O'Toole
The Dublin 12 community is in mourning following the death of Mark O'Toole.