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The deceased’s friend and neighbour, David Smyth, told the inquest that it was the first time he had gone swimming at Tower Bay.

Tech entrepreneur bought Seafield House Donabate in late 2021 for a reported €10m

Brexit fantasies are being superseded by unpalatable Brexit reality. The UK government has again been forced to postpone plans to “take back control of our borders” because they simply don’t work. Two years into Brexit, the UK still has no customs regime in place for EU food imports.

Swimming ban on north Dublin beaches with increased risk of contamination

Line works and sporting fixtures over the bank holiday weekend have led to revised timetables.

Irish Rail has warned passengers that flooding near stations has caused some DART and rail services to be delayed or suspended until further notice.

Any Other Business: Ex-RTE correspondent’s new role, DAA noise monitoring plan, Ireland’s AI ambassador and Eddie O’Connor’s vineyard venture

Any Other Business: DAA noise monitoring plan, Ireland’s AI ambassador and Eddie O’Connor’s vineyard venture

A Barbie Dreamhouse, inspired by the Margot Robbie movie, has been created in north Dublin, complete with pink walls, beds, Barbie lampshades and a pink sofa.

No swim warnings have been issued for all beaches in Fingal, north Dublin, due to a yellow weather warning for heavy rain.