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Dublin City Council are delighted to present the Dublin City Council Luke Kelly Festival this August 13th at Smithfield Square, Dublin 1 from 12 pm to 6 pm. This FREE…

Gardaí confirm they have made a third arrest with the regards to an alleged attack on visiting American tourist in Dublin City on July 19 last. Three juveniles to date…

Dublin City Council’s plans to permanently ban private cars from College Green from May 29, while welcome, must involve meaningful engagement with local businesses to avoid a repeat of difficulties…

The Dublin Port Scholarship Programme is the longest running education bursary of its kind in thecity’s Docklands area. It was set up by Dublin Port Company (DPC) in 2001 to contribute to thecommunity by providing financial support for people to fulfil their potential through education.  Since…

It’s different, that’s for sure, but the image of an ancient Irish harp spinning in the air was the inspiration that lead Santiago Calatrava to the unique design for the…

More than 4,500 people graduated from Dublin City University last week.  Twelve separate ceremonies took place in the Mahony Hall in the Helix over four days featuring students from the…

St. Catherine’s Church on Thomas Street, dates back to the early Norman invasion and was built in 1185. It is located on what was once called the “Slí Mhór” (Great Way)…

Family members of the late architect Sam Stephenson and renowned late sculptor Éamonn O’Doherty were at Central Plaza this morning to view the reinstatement by the city’s Lord Mayor of…

Sunday last saw the return of the first Griffith Avenue Mile for the first time since 2019. Hosted by the All Hallows Area Association and Marino Athletics Club, the event…

Alex Greaney Should we A-Spire to a more tangible Irish monument in Dublin that will In-Spire us to greater heights? In dramatic fashion, in 1966, Nelson’s Pillar was blown up…