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Last week
16th February 2025 - 22nd February 2025
More than 800 jobs to be created in developing Ringaskiddy port
New 111-bedroom hotel in Dublin city centre approved by An Bord Pleanála
Dublin City Council greenlights 13-storey block of apartments near Heuston Station
This month
February 2025
State spent €1 billion accommodating International Protection applicants last year
Westport House in Mayo is getting a €40m makeover
'We have to defend the habitat': Pat Kenny to block nursing home developer property to protect badgers
Aviation tycoon planning 'super-home' on Dublin 4's so-called 'millionaires row'
DAA reapplies to raise Dublin Airport passenger cap after council invalidated the last attempt
The 2 Johnnies bank almost €500,000 as 'GAA Catfish' podcast attracts millions of listeners
Last month
January 2025
Google Ireland lodges plans for seven storey mural at its European HQ in Dublin
Artist Sean Atmos said it would be his ‘most substantial undertaking of its kind in the country to date’.
Dept of Health has spent €47 million on consultants on delayed National Maternity Hospital
Anti-immigration activist Philip Dwyer denies trespassing at Clare direct provision centre
Residents brand Camden Street a urine-soaked 'swill pit' as they rage against Wetherspoon's plans
US golfers have been flocking to Donald Trump's Doonbeg resort since his election last November
Government issues tender for controversial €9m mobile phone pouch contract
Man charged with indecent assault of sister 40 years ago after returning to Ireland for family funeral
Waterford City Council questioned over €24 million consultancy spend on Waterford North Quay Scheme
Passenger cap saga continues as DAA application for increase deemed invalid by Fingal Co Council
Buskers fear for livelihoods as Grafton Street apartments given green light
Blackrock Clinic secures permission for first phase of major expansion to boost capacity
Irish Distillers staff to be compensated for potential losses over profit share scheme changes
Last year
2024
Movie studio granted planning permission in south Dublin business park
Record year for Trump's Doonbeg golf resort as profits double to €2m in 2023
Galway farmer who threw cow dung at junior Minister Anne Rabbitte spared jail time
Former All-Ireland hurler Niall Gilligan's assault trial will likely be in March next year
An Bord Pleanála to issue fresh adjudication on plans for nursing home close to Pat Kenny
Dublin City Council refuses planning permission to 100 bedroom Baggot Street hotel after objections
Plans to triple size of former U2 Hotel, The Clarence, to be lodged in the coming days
An Bord Pleanála clears way for hotel on Vicar Street by well-known developer
Man (19) charged with assault at a protest against rumoured asylum seeker accommodation
Galway man returned for trial for alleged sexual assault of teenage girl on Aer Lingus flight
Young man was '3mm from death' after alleged 'random' machete attack in Ennis
French tourist driving on the wrong side of the road causing death of a man given suspended sentence
Former Debenhams building on Dublin's Henry Street to become a Sports Direct store and gym
Supermac's pre-tax profit surges by 28% to €43.6m as it records best ever revenue
Locals in Thurles object to construction of new McDonald's drive-thru on health grounds
Estate agent sanctioned for charging house hunters €2,000 'priority deposit'
Rory Gallagher's €1 million guitar to be homed in Cork
Developer makes new bid to build hotel tower on former RTÉ site after planning was refused
GAAGO subscription revenue doubles to almost €5m