Aakanksha Surve

1 month ago | dublinlive.ie | Aakanksha Surve

This charming cottage in Dublin's North Strand has so much to offer. The adorable modern terraced home is bright featuring what the listing describes as "a modest façade that blends harmoniously with the neighbouring homes". The ground floor of 9 Hibernian Avenue boasts an airy living area, enhanced by large French doors overlooking the courtyard. The kitchen and dining area has modern appliances and ample cabinetry for storage options. This floor has two bedrooms.

1 month ago | foodsafety.einnews.com | Aakanksha Surve

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) has issued warnings about several popular food items sold in Irish supermarkets. The authority is advising people to check their fridges and cupboards for these products, which contain undeclared ingredients that could pose a risk to consumers with allergies or intolerances. Customers are being urged not to consume the affected items due to health and safety concerns.

2 months ago | dublinlive.ie | Aakanksha Surve

A man was arrested following a burglary at a jewellery shop in the early hours of the morning. Gardai were alerted to the break-in at the store on Kildare Street in Dublin city centre at around 2.45am this morning. On arrival, they encountered a suspect who fled the scene on foot. He was pursued by Gardai after he was seen entering St Stephen's Green Park. Officers caught the man, 20s, who was arrested and detained at a Garda station in Dublin.

2 months ago | dublinlive.ie | Aakanksha Surve

A number of Irish Rail services have been suspended after a vehicle struck a rain bridge in Dublin. There are no DART and commuter services running between earse and Grand Canal Dock. This is due to a vehicle crashing into the bridge on Erna Street. An Irish Rail spokesperson said: "Crews are en route to complete an inspection once the vehicle is removed. Update to follow." We will bring you all the latest updates on the breaking news story.

2 months ago | dublinlive.ie | Aakanksha Surve

Thousands of children in Dublin will spend this summer in emergency accommodation. There are currently 1,546 homeless families in Dublin, including 3,487 children, according to Department of Housing figures for March which were released today. Erene Williamson, The Salvation Army’s Homeless Services Ireland Lead said: "We do our utmost for families and single adults in every one of our Lifehouses across Dublin.