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Arrest

Man arrested in connection with woman’s death in Dublin

10 hours ago 4,497 Views 1 Comment

The 37-year-old woman was taken to hospital with injuries yesterday morning, but later died.

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Champions

Third time is the charm: Small details add to historic Heineken Cup win

21 hours ago 4,471 Views 3 Comments

Joe Schmidt was a delighted man after his side retained their European Cup but he is still striving for perfection.

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Explainer: Does Dublin need a directly-elected mayor and how likely is it?

23 hours ago 1,952 Views 19 Comments

It has been suggested for years, it even came close to happening two years ago but what chance a Boris Johnson or a Micheal Bloomberg for Dublin and Ireland’s other cities. TheJournal.ie investigates…

# dublin - Saturday 19 May, 2012

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Death

Gardaí launch investigation after death of woman in Dublin

Yesterday, 3:58 PM 4,275 Views 2 Comments

A 37-year-old woman has died after being discovered injured at a residence in Dublin city centre this morning.

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Missing

Gardaí renewed appeal for missing man Cormac Woods

Yesterday, 9:41 AM 2,340 Views No Comments

Cormac Woods, 41, has been missing from Dublin’s city centre since early morning on Saturday, 5 May.

# dublin - Friday 18 May, 2012

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Car On Fire This post contains videos

Video: Car catches fire on Dublin’s M50

Fri, 8:20 PM 10,952 Views 34 Comments

Emergency services later cleared the car that had caught fire on the Dublin motorway. Gardaí said there were no injuries.

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Seizure

Man arrested as Revenue seize €450k of heroin at Dublin Airport

Fri, 5:02 PM 2,993 Views 21 Comments

The drugs were found concealed in a tailored suitcase being carried by a man on a flight from Dubai.

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Aung San Suu Kyi

Aung San Suu Kyi to visit Ireland next month

Fri, 4:29 PM 2,621 Views 34 Comments

The Burmese pro-democracy leader is planning her first trip outside of her country in 24 years.

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Dub Steps

Dublin star Shane Ryan calls it a day due to injury

Fri, 11:57 AM 178 Views No Comments

The Naomh Mearnog leaves the inter-county scene at the age of 33 having won six Leinster football titles.

# dublin - Thursday 17 May, 2012

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HIQA

Report on Tallaght Hospital describes emergency department as “unacceptable”

Thu, 11:07 AM 1,542 Views 22 Comments

Health watchdog HIQA found that over 80 per cent of patients in the emergency department were kept on a corridor and had to wait around 13 hours for a bed.

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Bullying

School which expelled pupils over abusive Facebook posts won’t comment

Thu, 11:06 AM 4,650 Views 21 Comments

The school is reported to have suspended four pupils earlier this week. Separately, the Education Minister has opened an anti-bullying forum in Dublin today.

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Arts

Smock Alley Theatre reopening after 225 years

Thu, 7:30 AM 2,005 Views 10 Comments

New theatre set to open today on site of original facility which opened in 1662.

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Cormac Woods

Gardaí issue appeal over missing 41-year-old

Thu, 7:12 AM 3,107 Views 2 Comments

Cormac Woods was last seen in Dublin city centre almost two weeks ago.

# dublin - Wednesday 16 May, 2012

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Dublin Airport

Some passengers face extra security checks flying from Dublin Airport

Wed, 8:46 PM 6,609 Views 28 Comments

The chair of the Civil Aviation Security committee confirmed new measures would be put in place after an audit found faults.

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Dublin

Harcourt Street remains closed to traffic but open for Luas

Wed, 7:41 AM 3,690 Views 2 Comments

The Luas Green Line is operating as normal this morning but motorists are being diverted down Hatch Street in Dublin city centre.

# dublin - Tuesday 15 May, 2012

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Traffic and Luas disruptions after fire closes Dublin’s Harcourt Street

Tue, 1:10 PM 9,179 Views 29 Comments

Motorists are advised to avoid the area after a fire broke out in a building towards the top end of the the Dublin street.

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Green Lights

‘Inherently racist’ – Varadkar critical of signs of ‘Irishness’ on Dublin taxis

Tue, 9:05 AM 4,577 Views 122 Comments

Transport Minister Leo Varadkar also said that stickers indicating that a driver was Irish were “inherently racist”.

# dublin - Monday 14 May, 2012

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Sewage

Residents vow to step up campaign against ‘monster’ sewage plant

Mon, 9:29 PM 4,465 Views 19 Comments

The location of a proposed all-Dublin sewage works has now been narrowed down to three sites.

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DIT

Approval granted for DIT’s Grangegorman development

Mon, 7:35 PM 3,169 Views 27 Comments

Project will bring together 20,000 students and staff and the dozens of different DIT colleges together on one campus.

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Air Travel

2010 fall in Irish air passenger numbers was EU’s worst

Mon, 2:20 PM 2,133 Views 7 Comments

Figures compiled by Eurostat show that passenger numbers in Ireland fell by a greater proportion than those of any other.

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Flying

International flights down 3 per cent at Dublin, Cork and Shannon

Mon, 1:09 PM 1,572 Views 7 Comments

IAA figures show that total flights in Irish airspace fell by 1.2 per cent last month compared to April 2011.

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Children's Hospital

‘Cheaper’ proposal to build Children’s Hospital on Phoenix Park site

Mon, 10:10 AM 3,683 Views 40 Comments

A Dublin-based firm says it can build the National Children’s Hospital for a fraction of the cost of the rejected development at the site of the Mater Hospital.

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9 At 9

The 9 at 9: Monday

Mon, 8:30 AM 3,038 Views 8 Comments

The nine stories you need to know this morning, including: an investigation into Dublin taxis, political turmoil in Greece, and why the Yahoo CEO resigned over something in his CV…

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Green Lights

Are some Dublin taxi drivers using covert signal of ‘Irishness’? Exclusive

14/05/12 19,245 Views 241 Comments

Have you seen those green lights on the roofs of taxis? TheJournal.ie investigation indicates some are being used to signal to the public – and to other drivers – that the vehicles are being driven by Irish nationals.

# dublin - Sunday 13 May, 2012

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Fakes

Gardaí seize counterfeit clothing in Cabra

13/05/12 4,102 Views 10 Comments

Fake designer clothes and other goods worth an estimated €100k were seized on Thursday.

# dublin - Friday 11 May, 2012

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Abbeville

Apology after family denies Thatcher and Gaddafi were guests of Haughey

11/05/12 5,880 Views 25 Comments

Promotional material for the sale of the former home of ex-Taoiseach Charles Haughey incorrectly stated that Margaret Thatcher and Colonel Gaddafi were once guests at the mansion.

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Under Threat

McHugh: ‘Managers have an obligation to play good football’

11/05/12 204 Views 3 Comments

Pundit believes 2012 is an important year for the GAA.

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Political Action

Man to walk from Limerick to Dublin hoping to form new political party

11/05/12 3,691 Views 45 Comments

Martin Critten says he wants people to join him in creating a new political party and a new manifesto that will be formed by the input of ordinary people.

# dublin - Thursday 10 May, 2012

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Double Trouble

Joe Duffy backs ‘great little runners’ Jedward for Olympic torchbearer mission

10/05/12 3,514 Views 31 Comments

Disgruntled callers to Liveline want Bernard Dunne to carry the flame in June rather than the marathon-running pop twins.

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All-Ireland

TV3 announces live GAA fixtures for 2012 and start off with champion Dubs

10/05/12 272 Views No Comments

The All-Ireland winners will be first up against Louth or Westmeath while more juicy fixtures await in Munster, Ulster and Connacht.

Lights Out 10/05/12

A POWER CUT in Dublin’s city centre left large parts of the IFSC without power for a brief period this afternoon.

ESB said a fault in a sub-station on Sheriff Street in Dublin’s inner city at around 12.30pm caused a power cut in the area, including the financial services district. All customers had power restored within fifteen minutes of the fault taking place. The ESB is investigating the cause of the incident.

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Property Porn This post contains images

In pictures: Haughey’s former mansion at Abbeville on sale for €7.5m

10/05/12 5,279 Views 45 Comments

It once played host to Luciano Pavarotti…

# dublin - Wednesday 9 May, 2012

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Missing

Appeal for missing 16-year-old William Harty

09/05/12 5,549 Views 5 Comments

The teenager was last seen on Friday in a McDonald’s in Dublin.

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Peckish? This post contains videos

Considering a holiday? Use the Club Sandwich Index to pick a destination

09/05/12 4,643 Views 19 Comments

Dublin is the seventh cheapest of all the cities surveyed by Hotels.com with an average club sandwich price of €12.

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Abbey Theatre

Abbey Theatre to close after asbestos discovery

09/05/12 4,435 Views 10 Comments

The asbestos, which can cause serious health problems if inhaled, was found during a building inspection in January. The theatre will close for nine weeks.

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Dock Workers This post contains images

Photos give insight into lives of dock workers

09/05/12 3,708 Views 3 Comments

Photos of the lives of dock workers are displayed in a fascinating photography exhibition at the Liberty Hall in Dublin this month.

# dublin - Tuesday 8 May, 2012

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Ciarán Noonan

Man charged in connection with Ciarán Noonan murder

08/05/12 1,758 Views No Comments

It is the second time the same man will appear before the courts in connection with the abduction and murder of the 29-year-old Dublin man.

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IED

Controlled explosion carried out on IED outside Inchicore house

08/05/12 2,095 Views 9 Comments

An Army Bomb Disposal Team was called to the scene in the Dublin suburb just after midnight.

# dublin - Monday 7 May, 2012

Return Of The Tortoise

He’s back! Rathgar tortoise returns home

07/05/12 7,750 Views 34 Comments

One-hundred-year-old pet went missing from Dublin home on Saturday afternoon.

# dublin - Sunday 6 May, 2012

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Occupy

Occupy The Dáil action shut down by gardaí

06/05/12 8,030 Views 75 Comments

But an activist said the group are planning a “substantial” action before the fiscal treaty referendum.

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