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Persistence pays off for Rosemary Murphy, who always wanted to become a doctor and remembers her father’s stories of being a hospital porter
Numbers relying on charity fall by 17% but lack of supply in accommodation a ‘critical concern’, says chief executive
Affordable childcare ‘absolutely critical’ for women’s equality
New to the Parish: John Ocasion moved to Ireland from Italy in 2019 and now feels thoroughly at home in Dublin
Rent ‘is expensive in this country’ and ‘significant uplift’ is needed in spending on student accommodation, says Minister
Peacemore Magonya (28) will study production in a bachelor’s degree course at BIMM
Community service in need of funding caters for 40 minors, some of whom on occasion have experienced ‘deep trauma’
Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: Aerial artist Kate Dunne transfixes and unnerves
Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: This show has an intriguing premise but, ultimately, leaves some questions unanswered
Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: Interactive show will entertain the endless imaginations of young people
Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: Fiona Frawley makes difficult topics seem effortlessly funny
Campaign centres on the story of Mary Ward, who died in Birr in 1869 and was the first person in the world to be recorded as killed by a motor vehicle
Six units of Dublin Fire Brigade involved in operation to tackle second floor blaze
Department of Justice confirm it is not behind the correspondence
Born two months before war broke out in 1914, ‘inspirational’ Hughes remembered Black and Tans in Killarney