Group of truckers stranded at sea without hot water for three days near Dublin Port

Dame Patricia Routledge will be in Dublin in February as the Keeping Up Appearances star is set to be involved in a cultural event in Dun Laoghaire.

Dublin Murders was all anyone could talk about in 2019.

If you haven't seen Daddy Yankee yet, you still have time. The Puerto Rican superstar announced a 12th Con Calma Pal Choli show at Coliseo de Puerto Rico as a Christmas present for all his fans, extending the record as the artist with the most shows at the venue.

Lea Michele reunited with real-life bestie Jonathan Groff on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Monday night (Dec. 16) to duet on a schmaltzy cover of "I'll Be Home For Christmas." "Christmas Eve will/ Will find you and me/ Where the love light gleams, oh/ So I'll be home for Christmas/ If only in my dreams," the pair crooned over a jazzy bassline and swishing percussion.

Paul 'Redser' Redmond will face Ryan Scope at Bellator Dublin on February 22nd, the Irish Mirror can exclusively reveal. T he Team Ryano veteran (15-8) is set to return to the cage after missing out on September's Dublin card through injury when he faces the Englishman (10-3) at the 3 Arena.

A search was underway on Sunday in Co Wexford after a car believed to belong to a couple missing from north Dublin was found locally. An appeal was launched to find Carol and Bernard Devine from Portmarnock, who are both 53-years-old, by gardai on Friday.

Almost 3,000 people used one of the new Dublin Bus 24-hour services within the first five days of operation. T he 41 bus, which operates from Lower Abbey Street in the city centre to Swords, had 2,829 passengers between the hours of midnight and 6am in the first five days of operation.

A pensioner who was “fat-shamed” by a judge says he is now too embarrassed to leave his home during daylight hours. Michael Noyek, 68, will only go out walking under cover of darkness after a judge described him as “grossly overweight” in open court.

A car belonging to a missing Dublin couple has been found in Co Tyrone with their keys left in the ignition. Police in the the North say they are concerned for the safety and wellbeing of Ben and Carol Devine who have been missing since September 18. T heir dark Mazda saloon car was left abandoned on the Caledon Road area of Aughnacloy, Co Tyrone on Thursday. T he PSNI are seeking public assistance in finding the missing pair who were last seen in Tyrone. Read MoreRelated Articles

Three people were arrested following rival protests by anti-racism and free speech groups which took place outside the Dail in Dublin on Saturday. Hundreds of protesters converged on Kildare Street as two separate demonstrations took place throughout the afternoon.

Gardai are appealing for help trace a Dublin couple who have been missing since last Tuesday. Bernard and Carol Devine, both 53 years old, disappeared from Woodford Lane in Portmarnock on Tuesday morning. Bernard is 5’7” in height with a slim build. He is bald with brown eyes and has a beard. His wife Carol is 5’3” with a slim build with blonde hair and green eyes, Dublin Live reports. It is not known what the two were wearing when they disappeared. Read MoreRelated Articles

Mourners have been asked to wear bright clothing at the funeral of a talented young soccer star. Under-12 player Samuel Roquette, from Stillorgan in south Dublin, passed away on Friday, December 13, peacefully in the loving arms of his family.

This week, Miguel Angel Rivera Rodríguez -- better known as Miky Woodz -- joins the group of urban singers who were established within the genre in 2019 and slowly started to build their own path on Billboard charts.

A Dublin City Council worker was arrested as part of a garda probe into an extortion campaign targeting council workers and builders. T he man in his 60s was detained at Clondalkin Garda Station on Thursday under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984.

Dublin Airport has shared an important warning to passengers this Christmas. T ravellers have been urged not to wrap any gifts in their luggage, as they may be required to open them while going through security.

A robber who attacked a defenceless shopkeeper with a claw hammer leaving him with “life-changing” injuries has been jailed for 11 years. John McKeon, 31, entered Tansey’s newsagents in Finglas, Dublin, armed with a hammer and screwdriver, accompanied by his cousin Daryl McKeon, 23.