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This is the second case in the space of a week about delays at Temple Street in considering a child, who subsequently died, had sepsis.

He is no conventional angel He never was His halo was made of cigarette smoke His voice of gravel His words, stories and fairytales Written to unravel

Tying the knot in a hotel that holds a very special place in the bride's heart, Róisín and Andy's Christmas wedding at The Westbury...

Week beginning Saturday, December 9th, 2023

The taxi driver who collected missing Dublin woman Bernadette Connolly on the day she was last seen has answered a Garda appeal and given new information on her disappearance.

Some 1,200 sales of €1 million or more recorded so far this year with most valuable sale taking place outside capital

The mother of a two-year-old girl who died of an invasive Group A Strep infection in a Dublin hospital last year, has described her daughter as “energetic, sassy” and “the most beautiful little thing that walked the planet”.

Lauren Graham-Hayden said she hopes any new procedures arising from her daughter Phoenix’s death might save other families similar pain

The mother of a two-year-old girl who died of an invasive Group A Strep infection in a Dublin hospital last year, has described her daughter as “energetic, sassy” and “the most beautiful little thing that walked the planet”.

Dublin motorists may face delays this morning following an incident on the M1.