Niamh Browne

Niamh Browne

‘It doesn’t belong there’: Public reacts to Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre planned new look

Permission has been given for a contentious €100m part-demolition and revamp

In pictures: Newbridge factory’s last day of silver-plated cutlery production after 92 years

The closure of silver-plated cutlery production will not impact the wider Newbridge Silverware jewellery brand

I’m Grand Mam at 3Olympia review: Like microdosing the energy of a 1200-strong hen party

Cork comedy podcasters deliver high-octane show at the 3Olympia

‘It was the right thing to do’: Co Down runner helps man who collapsed to finish Boston Marathon

Video of Aaron Beggs (40) and Brazilian runner propping up fellow competitor has been widely shared online

Census 1926: National Archives records 20 million hits on first weekend of release

Majority of website traffic coming from Ireland, the UK, the US, Australia and Canada

Moya Brennan ‘carried the rich soul of Donegal’ to global audiences, funeral told

Enya, U2, Daniel O’Donnell and Andrea Corr pay tribute to award-winning Clannad singer at a funeral full of music

Ireland-based chefs under 30 urged to apply for global contest

Applications are now open for the San Pellegrino Young Chef Academy Competition

Tributes paid to singer Moya Brennan: ‘Her voice was the signature sound of Clannad’

Celebrated musician won a Grammy and an Emmy during hugely successful career

Rare Titanic survivor life jacket up for auction as anniversary approaches

Laura Mabel Francatelli’s life jacket is the only one belonging to a Titanic survivor to be auctioned

Poet Gabriel Rosenstock remembered at moving bilingual funeral Mass

‘Restless’ poet and translator was ‘constantly exploring’ cultures and languages, service hears

The late Gabriel Rosenstock wrote Letters to the Editor for 50 years. Here are just a few

The Irish language poet, haikuist, translator and author wrote dozens of Letters to the Editor from 1974-2025

Condé Nast Traveller reveals its seven wonders of Ireland for 2026, and there’s no Dublin or Galway

The travel publication offers a list of some lesser known parts of the country to explore

Chef Adam Nevin to leave Michelin-starred Morrison Room at Carton House

The executive chef’s last day of service at The Morrison Room is Sunday, May 17th

Heineken announces multi-city music festival series featuring Inhaler, Basement Jaxx and more

Dublin Greenlight festival will be headlined by Tomora, a collaboration between Aurora and The Chemical Brothers’ Tom Rowlands

How to get to shopping heaven in Belfast: great shops you won’t find down south

Our Dublin-based reporter tries out four major retail outlets only available in the North

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