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The average price of a second-hand home in Dublin, Ireland, is nearing €600,000 due to strong demand and low supply, leading to increased competition and higher prices.

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Excuse My French restaurant review: An experience simply unlike anything else in Dublin – The Irish Times

Excuse My French, a French restaurant in Dublin's Ranelagh, offers a unique dining experience reminiscent of a charming Bordeaux bistro, providing excellent food, service, and ambiance.

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Fashion designer’s stylish Phibsborough home overlooking city park for €725,000 – The Irish Times

Fashion designer Lucy Downes's stylishly renovated Victorian home in Dublin's Phibsborough, overlooking a city park, is on the market for €725,000.

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Workday secures new HQ in Dublin in largest office letting deal in Europe since Covid – The Irish Times

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Workday has signed a deal to establish its new European headquarters in Dublin's College Square, marking the largest office letting in Europe since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Sandymount cycleway can go ahead after Dublin City Council wins court appeal – The Irish Times

Dublin City Council successfully appealed a High Court decision, paving the way for the construction of a Sandymount cycleway.

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Colin Farrell pays moving tribute to his father at Dublin funeral: ‘I loved being your son’ – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • Obituary • Ireland

Colin Farrell delivered a heartfelt eulogy at his father's funeral, sharing touching anecdotes and expressing deep gratitude for his father's love and support.

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People thought we were fools renting in Dublin, but I’ll enjoy my tiny flat while it lasts – The Irish Times

A couple recounts their experiences renting in Dublin, highlighting the challenges and joys of apartment living while navigating the Irish housing market and their aspirations for homeownership.

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Look inside: Elegant Victorian with Italianate tower offers stunning sea views over Killiney Bay for €7.5m – The Irish Times

A beautifully restored Victorian home in Killiney, Ireland, boasting stunning sea views and luxurious interiors, is on the market for €7.5 million.

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City taxes for tourists ‘last thing we need to be doing’, says O’Donovan – The Irish Times

Ireland's Minister for Culture rejects proposed tourist taxes in Dublin and other cities, citing potential economic drawbacks and the need for government approval.

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Chob Thai restaurant, Clontarf: The most memorable thing here is the bill – The Irish Times

A review of Chob Thai restaurant in Clontarf, Dublin, highlights its visually appealing but ultimately underwhelming food and unexpectedly high prices.

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Dublin Islamic Cultural Centre temporarily closed after ‘deeply troubling’ incident – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • News • Ireland

The Islamic Cultural Centre in Dublin temporarily closed after a deeply troubling incident, prompting a full investigation and the implementation of robust safety protocols.

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‘My heart shattered. There’s no hope for us’: Families react to housing department’s decision on Dublin flats regeneration – The Irish Times

The Irish Times reports on the devastation felt by Pearse House residents in Dublin after the Department of Housing refused funding for a planned regeneration project, leaving families in overcrowded and substandard conditions.

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Plans unveiled for south Dublin winter sports arena to host State’s first ice hockey franchise – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • Sports • Ireland

Plans for a €190 million winter sports arena in Dublin, set to house Ireland's first professional ice hockey franchise and host various events, have been unveiled.

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Noted Dublin silversmith left ‘devastated’ and ‘facing bankruptcy’ after theft of life’s work – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • Crime • Ireland

A renowned Dublin silversmith, whose work was gifted to Pope Francis, suffered a devastating theft of his life's work, leaving him facing bankruptcy.

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Dublin city is the biggest victim of Ireland’s ludicrous taxation system – The Irish Times

Dublin, generating over half of Ireland's tax revenue, receives a disproportionately small amount for its upkeep, leading to infrastructure issues and highlighting flaws in the country's taxation system.

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€6m regeneration of area between Grafton Street and Dawson Street to begin in weeks – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • UrbanDevelopment • Ireland

A long-awaited €6 million regeneration project in Dublin's city center, encompassing South Anne Street, Duke Street, and Lemon Street, is set to begin in the coming weeks, featuring pedestrian-friendly improvements and automated bollards.

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Lottie Ryan on family life in an apartment: ‘It is very likely our forever home’ – The Irish Times

This article explores the experiences of three Irish families living in apartments, challenging traditional notions of family homes and highlighting the benefits of apartment living in Dublin.

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Drone carrying pipe bomb crashes in botched Dublin-feud attack – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • Crime • Ireland

A botched drone attack involving a pipe bomb in a Dublin suburb highlights a significant escalation in a local gang feud, narrowly avoiding serious injury or fatalities.

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Dozens of Airbnb-style lockboxes ‘shredded’ by Dublin City Council – The Irish Times

Dublin City Council is removing and destroying dozens of key lockboxes used for Airbnb-style rentals due to safety concerns and lack of authorization.

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Cyclist in 60s dies after being hit by car in north Dublin – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • Accident • Ireland

A cyclist in his 60s died after a collision with a car in Coolock, Dublin, prompting a Garda investigation and appeal for witnesses.

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Dublin city centre’s only public toilets to be closed – The Irish Times

Dublin City Council is closing its last remaining public toilet in the city center due to low usage and high operational costs, despite plans to explore new options for public restrooms.

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Five homes on view this week in Dublin and Wicklow from €585,000 to €930,000 – The Irish Times

Five properties in Dublin and Wicklow, ranging from €585,000 to €930,000, are showcased, each with unique features and locations.

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Concerns over cost of Johnny Ronan’s affordable housing plans at former Glass Bottle site in Dublin – The Irish Times

Disagreements over the costs of affordable housing in a major Dublin development project led by Johnny Ronan are delaying the provision of affordable homes.

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‘Constrained’ water supply jeopardises new Dublin suburb with 6,000 planned homes – The Irish Times

Insufficient water and sewage capacity in Dublin threatens a planned 6,000-home suburb, highlighting Ireland's infrastructure challenges.

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Irish Rail seeks ‘maximum’ number of homes for new Dublin suburb, despite Uisce Éireann warning on capacity – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • Development • Ireland

Despite concerns from Uisce Éireann about water capacity, Irish Rail and the NTA urge Dublin City Council to maximize housing density in the planned Ballyboggan suburb.

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Construction Industry Federation owes €140,000 in derelict levies at €23m site of Dublin 6 terrace collapse – The Irish Times

The Construction Industry Federation (CIF) in Ireland faces a €140,000 derelict site levy payment for a Dublin property that partially collapsed, despite a pending €23 million sale.

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Collapsed Victorian cottage in Ranelagh is owned by Construction Industry Federation – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • News • Ireland

A derelict Victorian cottage owned by the Construction Industry Federation in Dublin collapsed, raising concerns about the state of historical buildings and the organization's development plans.

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I have an almost gluttonous appetite for irony, but this is too rich even for my tastes – The Irish Times

The collapse of a Dublin building owned by the Construction Industry Federation highlights Ireland's widespread problem of derelict properties, symbolizing a deeper issue of civic irresponsibility and inequality.

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Woman (48) admits killing husband in Balbriggan – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • Crime • Ireland

A 48-year-old woman in Ireland pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of her husband.

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Why has it taken so long to develop a greenway for Dublin Bay? – The Irish Times

The article details the decades-long struggle to build a Dublin Bay greenway, highlighting political inaction, legal challenges, and the contrast between successful projects elsewhere in Ireland.

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Dublin family linked to 26 previous personal injury claims face €150,000 legal bill – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • Lawsuit • Ireland

A Dublin family with a history of personal injury claims faces a substantial legal bill after a judge dismissed their latest claims due to non-appearance and insufficient evidence.

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‘You’d see the rats everywhere’: Removal of one of Dublin’s largest illegal landfills begins – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • Environment • Ireland

Dublin City Council has begun removing a massive illegal landfill in Darndale, addressing decades of environmental and health concerns for nearby residents.

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The Lobster Pot review: This Ballsbridge classic still flames on – but you’ll pay to watch it burn – The Irish Times

The Lobster Pot, a classic Ballsbridge restaurant, delivers a mixed experience with exceptional dishes like the Dover sole but a disappointing and overpriced chef's special.

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Dublin: The 13th best city in the world ... supposedly – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • Urban • Ireland

Oxford Economics ranks Dublin as the 13th best city globally, highlighting strengths in environmental friendliness and human capital but contrasting this with a low quality of life ranking due to high housing costs.

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TD questions why security staff not deployed on Dublin northside public transport – The Irish Times

A Dublin TD questions the disparity in security deployment on public transport, noting a lack of personnel on the northside despite their presence on the southside.

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Five homes on view this week in Dublin and Co Wicklow from €450,000 to €1.395m – The Irish Times

The Irish Times showcases five properties for sale in Dublin and Wicklow, ranging from €450,000 to €1.395 million, highlighting diverse options from mid-terrace houses to luxury apartments.

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Purchaser of €6m Ballsbridge penthouse takes legal action amid ‘unbearable’ temperatures in property – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • Legal • Ireland

A Dublin businesswoman is suing a developer after experiencing unbearably high temperatures in her €6 million penthouse due to alleged heating system failures.

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Buon Gusto takeaway: Perfect park picnic food with serious Italian pedigree – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • Food • Ireland

Buon Gusto, an Italian food stall in Dublin, offers delicious piadine and lasagna, perfect for a park picnic.

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Intimidation in a Dublin suburb, and the derelict house being used as stables – The Irish Times

A Dublin City Council property in Cherry Orchard is being used as stables due to intimidation preventing refurbishment, highlighting broader issues of derelict housing and antisocial behavior in the area.

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Two-bed apartment with sweeping views of the Dodder in Ballsbridge for €875,000 – The Irish Times

A two-bedroom apartment in Dublin's Ballsbridge, boasting sweeping views of the Dodder River and luxurious amenities, is on the market for €875,000.

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Five injured in Dublin city collision between bus and ambulance – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • News • Ireland

A collision between a bus and an ambulance in Dublin city center on Tuesday morning injured five people, none of whom sustained life-threatening injuries.

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Hundreds of homes for homeless in Dublin at risk as tender to manage them attracts no bids – The Irish Times

A lack of bidders for a tender to manage hundreds of Dublin homes intended for the homeless population jeopardizes the Housing First program and leaves vulnerable individuals without housing.

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Look inside: Superbly designed house and mews with unparalleled views over Killiney Bay for €7.25m – The Irish Times

A luxuriously renovated Victorian house and mews in Killiney, Ireland, boasting unparalleled sea views, is on the market for €7.25 million.

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Dublin City Council pays €2m a year for vacant hostel – The Irish Times

Dublin City Council is paying €2 million annually to rent a vacant hostel, Avalon House, leading to questions about public funds management.

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The Lumineers at St Anne’s Park: Stage times, set list, ticket information, how to get there and more – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • Music • Ireland

The Lumineers are set to perform a sold-out concert at St. Anne's Park in Dublin, providing details on stage times, setlist, travel arrangements, and security measures.

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Ruby Eastwood: Why would anyone choose to live in a city as ridiculous as Dublin? – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • Lifestyle • Ireland

A writer reflects on the challenges and ultimately the enduring appeal of living in Dublin, despite its high cost of living and other drawbacks.

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School closed due to dispute over control of Islamic cultural centre in Dublin, court hears – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • Law • Ireland

A legal dispute over control of the Islamic Cultural Centre in Dublin has led to the closure of the centre's school and mosque, prompting a High Court hearing.

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The Brooklyn, Swords review: One star for the worst chicken burger I’ve ever tasted – The Irish Times

The Irish Times reviews The Brooklyn restaurant in Swords, Dublin, finding the food quality severely lacking despite a stylish atmosphere and high cost.

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A guide to who owns St Stephen’s Green: from wealthy Irish families to private clubs – The Irish Times