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Dozens of protesters have gathered outside the former Crown Paints factory in Coolock today, waving Irish flags and placards that read 'protect our children' and 'border control is everyone's duty'.

A man who identified himself as Joseph Kennedy said Everyday Finance’s claims are ‘not true’

Friends gather to remember American who died alongside another homeless man at the Grand Canal

After man beat his partner, her seven-year-old son was found walking through streets wearing pyjamas

Fifth-grade teacher Gregory Souder at Dublin Elementary School is the next Education Impact Award Winner.

Paddy Byrne, a director of Victoria Homes, has failed to provide ‘meaningful co-operation’, says liquidator

All six were charged with failing to leave various areas in Coolock.

All six were charged with failing to leave various areas in Coolock.

All six were charged with failing to leave various areas in Coolock.

Watch exclusive footage from Everton’s first training session in the Republic of Ireland on the Club’s official YouTube channel now.

Counsel for Adel Kerai (26) says client ‘fancied this young lady’ and was under the misapprehension that she liked him

The former All-Ireland winner insists that the Wee County have evolved since Mickey Harte left the hot-seat last year

What Pádraic Joyce texted to Kieran McGeeney isn’t exactly in the same realm of mystery as what Mick Mackey said to Christy Ring all those years ago, and in the context of his post-game media briefing last Sunday evening, it is much easier…

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Anti-immigration protesters in Dublin have attacked police officers and set vehicles on fire at a site designated to house asylum seekers.

Fifteen people are charged with offences after disturbances described by the Irish PM as "reprehensible".

Taoiseach criticises ‘reprehensible’ scenes after bricks thrown at police guarding site in north Dublin

Protesters hurled bricks and fireworks at riot police near a Dublin factory set to house asylum seekers today, with officers spraying activists with pepper spray.

St Michael’s Church. Across the road from St Patrick’s Athletic.