Dublin Crime and Social Issues
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Twin brothers in Dublin have been jailed for six years for manslaughter. Meanwhile, up to 2,000 people marched in Dublin against racism amid rising rhetoric. In sports, Dublin's GAA team will host Donegal, and the GAA president apologized to Dublin manager Brennan over suspension comments.
Tea trolleys return to Dublin/Galway trains on six-month trial basis
Tea trolleys are set to make a comeback on Dublin/Galway trains as part of a six-month trial service. Catering on many rail routes was halted in 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic. Since May 2023, service has been restricted to the Dublin/Cork and Dublin/Belfast lines. Starting Monday, tea trolleys will be available on specific trains running between Dublin Heuston and Galway. The pilot will operat…
Irish Rail Commuters Face Long Delays as a Result of Signalling Failure in Dublin
Irish Rail commuters experienced considerable disruption on Thursday afternoon due to a "big signalling issue" in Dublin. The fault, which stemmed from a power supply problem, affected services operat…
File on Dublin bus crash death to go to DPP
A file is expected to be sent to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) concerning the death of 85-year-old Frank Daly, who was struck by a Bus Éireann bus in Dublin city center earlier this year. …
Policing watchdog sends file to DPP after man's death in Dublin
The policing watchdog Fiosrú has completed its independent investigation into the death of Paul Butler, a 51-year-old Dublin man. Fiosrú has sent a file to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) an…
