The number of Covid-19 patients in hospitals has reached its lowest point in more than six months.
184 people, of whom 12 are at Naas General, were being treated for the virus in hispital.
300 catalytic converters worth €150,000 have been seized during a search operation in Dublin.
Gardaí searched a business premises in St Margaret's in Co Dublin yesterday morning.
The Tanaiste says people who refuse to take the AstraZeneca vaccine ‘will have to wait until the end’ of the vaccine programme for another one.
Plans to build a new 200-bed hotel near Croke Park in Dublin has been given the green light.
Despite appeals from a near-by nursing home and local residents, the seven storey development by the GAA has been approved by An Bord Pleanála.
A woman has been arrested following the seizure of 72 thousand euro worth of suspected cannabis herb in Dublin
Gardaí discovered 3.5 kilograms of the drug during at a residence in Santry at around 9 o’clock last night.
A "world first" fleet of Artificially Intelligent e-scooters have been launched at Dublin City University.
The 30 scooters will be able to avoid pedestrians and detect different road services in lanes.
Traffic is backed up to Junction 11 Tallaght on the M50 Northbound after a truck overturned near the Red Cow.
Just one northbound lane is open and Gardaí warn that traffic is moving slowly.
A man in his 30s was killed in a crash in Dublin yesterday.
It happened between a car and a motorbike in Ballycoolin, Dublin 15 yesterday evening.
Kim Buckley reports:
The Foreign Affairs Minister says operating the mandatory hotel quarantine system isn’t easy but the Government is committed to making it work.
16 more countries have been added to the list from today including France, Italy and the US.
There is "no place" for co-living accommodation in Dublin, according to an Taisce.
It comes as a 297 unit co-living development in Phibsborough was given the greenlight yesterday, despite over a dozen objections.
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