Dublin People

The Dublin People Group is the biggest local newspaper in Dublin, featuring three well-loved weekly editions: Northside People East, Northside People West, and Southside People. Each of these compact publications is released every Monday. They are circulated across Dublin’s suburbs, reaching homes, businesses, and various pick-up locations.

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387 writers in Ireland sign Irish PEN statement on Palestine

3 days ago | dublinpeople.com | Padraig Conlon

A man sits on debris as Palestinians conduct a search and rescue operation in Jabalya refugee camp in Gaza City.
Local TD calls for "immediate intervention" following revelations of neglect at Beneavin Manor

3 days ago | dublinpeople.com | Padraig Conlon

Paul McAuliffe, TD for Dublin North West, has today called for immediate intervention following the revelations of neglect at Beneavin Manor, Glasnevin in last night’s RTÉ Investigates programme. The documentary highlighted significant mistreatment and abuse of residents in Beneavin Manor, which is owned by Emeis (formerly Orpea).
Local businesses call on council to act and create a safer, greener Pearse Street

3 days ago | dublinpeople.com | Padraig Conlon

A local group, Green Pearse Street, comprising nearly 20 businesses, say they are calling on Dublin City Council and local stakeholders to make Pearse Street greener, more vibrant and more engaging for street users – and to take meaningful action on the climate and biodiversity crises.
Dublin South FM marks 30 years with live Dundrum broadcast

3 days ago | dublinpeople.com | Padraig Conlon

Mike Purcell, Founder of Dublin South FM Dublin South FM is celebrating 30 years on air today with a live outside broadcast from 4pm to 5pm at Dundrum Town Centre. The broadcast, taking place on Level 3 near the Tesco entrance, is supported by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council with the kind permission of Dundrum Town Centre management.
Tallaght Hospital study sounds health alarm

3 days ago | dublinpeople.com | Padraig Conlon

Men who survive testicular cancer are facing serious health risks years after they’ve beaten the disease, according to a landmark new study from Tallaght University Hospital (TUH). The research, published this month in the peer-reviewed journal Supportive Care in Cancer, has uncovered that many survivors are developing high blood pressure, unhealthy cholesterol levels, and other complications, often while still in their 40s.
Garda to be sentenced later

3 days ago | dublinpeople.com | Padraig Conlon

By Eimear Dodd The sentence hearing for a garda who admitted inciting two other men to rape a woman and to impersonating her online has been adjourned as he is hospital. Shane Flanagan (39) with an address in Co. Clare pleaded guilty before the Central Criminal Court earlier this year to two counts of inciting two men to rape a woman on dates between November and December 2020.
Woman gets suspended term for knocking down an elderly woman after breaking a red light

4 days ago | dublinpeople.com | Padraig Conlon

By Isabel Hayes and Eimear DoddA judge has warned that a car can become a “maiming or killing machine if not driven with due regard for all road users, especially pedestrians”. Judge Pauline Codd made the comments while imposing a 17-month suspended prison sentence on a driver who broke a red light and knocked down an elderly lady as she crossed the road, leaving her with serious and life-changing injuries.
Trinity College cuts ties with Israeli institutions in historic boycott move

4 days ago | dublinpeople.com | Padraig Conlon

Trinity College Dublin (TCD) has made history by becoming the first major Irish university to fully sever institutional links with all Israeli universities and companies.
Greyhound care homes received €488k to home just 65 dogs

4 days ago | dublinpeople.com | Padraig Conlon

Taxpayer money worth nearly half a million euro was handed over to two greyhound care centres in 2023 and 2024, yet just 65 dogs were rehomed by the two facilities in that time, TDs and Senators were told at a cross-party meeting in Leinster House last week. The figures, revealed by Greyhound Action Ireland, show that in 2024 alone the two care homes — based in Croom, Co Limerick and Kilcullen, Co Kildare — received a combined €291,000 but managed to home just 36 dogs between them.
Tallaght patients face state’s longest A&E wait

4 days ago | dublinpeople.com | Padraig Conlon

Patients at Tallaght University Hospital are facing average waits of more than 12 hours to be seen in its emergency department, a delay that is five hours longer than the national average, according to new figures released by the HSE. The numbers, which show Tallaght’s average A&E wait time at 12.6 hours compared to a statewide average of 7.3 hours, have sparked alarm and renewed criticism of the government’s handling of health services in Dublin South West.