Garda Andrew Burlingham observed a vehicle switching lanes without signaling and found it went over speed bumps recklessly, ignored a red light, and drove the wrong way around a roundabout.
"Everyone in Ireland at some stage is going to come to Dublin, so there needs to be more pressure on Government to be paying some of those costs," she said.
Despite the Irish Rugby Football Union's substantial property portfolio worth €30 million, the organization's recent €18 million deficit and cuts to the men's Sevens team raise serious financial concerns for rugby leadership in Ireland.
However, the retailer has reassured customers that its Grafton Street branch will remain open. DublinTown, the representative body for city centre businesses, said that while the River Island store will be a loss to the area, there may be potential interested parties in the space on Henry Street which will become vacant later this month.
The main thing I'm asking Simon Harris to do, and we're asking Simon Harris to do, is not to do more for us - it's to match his strong words of criticism of Israel with actions.
After a lifetime of collecting weird stuff, Paul Mangan opened the Museum of Curiosities in Dublin, showcasing taxidermy, Victorian oddities, and other unique artifacts.
Shuwan Li's filing for bankruptcy raises questions about who will be held accountable for compensating those who have suffered financial losses from transactions with the jeweller.
"We are eagerly trying to reunite a Daily Million Plus player in Stillorgan with their €500,000 prize. The winning ticket was purchased at Tesco in Stillorgan Shopping Centre and matched all numbers in the 2pm draw on March 28."
Beaumont Hospital in Dublin has been paused in its work funded by NTPF due to an investigation into alleged financial irregularities, leading to reduced waiting list efforts.
It's a happy bakery, but its set up and how I got into baking came from times of difficulty. When I started, I was baking in my kitchen for months before we got our premises in 2021 and customers were picking up from my house.
With the rising costs of food and drink, Millennials and Gen Z in Dublin are transforming spaces like Drury Street into a 'third place' for socializing, despite local objections.
I've been watching lot of pottery girls on TikTok, with their carefully tousled claw-clipped hair, jute aprons and furrowed brows of intense concentration as they mould their clay on the wheel.
"This is a fantastic win for one of our online players in Dublin," said a National Lottery spokesperson. "With just two of these special draws remaining, there's still a chance for more big wins."