Emergency services responded to the incident on the pedestrianised North Earl Street shortly after 12.30pm.

The crash happened at the junction of Talbot Street and Marlborough Street on Thursday afternoon.

In a statement issued via lawyers on Tuesday, Switzer Consulting Limited said the show had been cancelled

Captain Philip Gilbert Muldowney who grew up near Boyle in Roscommon died following a live fire training incident on Sunday.

President Catherine Connolly led the well wishes to the Irish filmmakers named in this year’s Academy Awards shortlist.

The Minister for Social Protection said, if invited, the Taoiseach should visit the White House on St Patrick’s Day.

The Communications Minister said robust laws exist as Gardai investigate reports of sexual images produced by X’s chatbot.

James Lawless also said the world has ‘struggled’ to deal with AI advances.

The bodies of a 12-year-old boy and his 48-year-old father were found at two separate locations on Thursday.

Oisin O’Reilly, 12, and Wayne O’Reilly, 48, were found dead at separate homes in Clondalkin and Ballyfermot on Thursday

A smart sensor, developed in Donegal, is being used to detect faults in rural water supplies in Uganda.

The U2 frontman joined more than 30 musicians for the annual charity busking session.

Helen McEntee and 13 counterparts co-signed a statement condemning new Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

Swimmers raced into Belfast Lough at Helen’s Bay for the annual Christmas Eve dip in the sea.

The woman in her 20s was arrested on Monday on suspicion of the murder of Daniel Aruebose.

Jim O’Callaghan said he spoke with the Garda commissioner about levels of protection needed by the Jewish community

The Department of Foreign Affairs said it was not aware of any citizens who have been ‘impacted directly’ by the gun attack at Sydney’s Bondi Beach.

Helen McEntee said the Irish consulate in Sydney will remain in close contact with Irish citizens and the community locally.

The stars of the film walked the red carpet in Dublin on Saturday.

The think tank also said the presence of multinational corporations ‘remains a tremendous positive for the Irish economy’.