Aviva Stadium

Look inside: Elegant Victorian on Burlington Road with spacious back garden and wine cellar for €2.75m

When it was last for sale in 2003, 18 Burlington Road in Dublin 4 was described in The Irish Times as having “a surprisingly modern interior”. Flooring on the ground floor was described as having “modern oak boards”. Today, oak is one of the most popular floor covering choices, and here the floor boards have developed a lovely patina since 2003, when the house was then expected to make in excess of €2.3 million. It's now on the market at €2.75 million.

‘I actually felt unsafe as an English person in the Aviva’

Dublin-based English academic Mike Cronin says atmosphere at recent Ireland-England soccer match highlights lack of respect for ‘the other’ built into partition of island

Clare Daly finds a Dublin Central political address once linked to her ally Mick Wallace

Plus: no sign of the next laureate for fiction; the less-than-diverse membership of Aosdána; and Niall Blaney’s poor attendance record

Bohemians to face Shamrock Rovers at Aviva Stadium in move to ease ‘significant financial pressures’

Bohemians told members the club must expand fundraising efforts before construction begins at Dalymount Park

Aviva Stadium atmosphere debate: ‘I almost felt self-conscious loudly cheering on Ireland’

The Irish Times asked readers to let us know their experiences of last Friday’s game against the All Blacks. Here’s what they said

Gerry Thornley: Ireland were poor, the referee was poor, the crowd was poor and the All Blacks were adequate

Andy Farrell’s men will be stung by the manner of the loss but success for the southern hemisphere nations sets up the rest of the Autumn Nations Series nicely

Gerry Thornley: Fans voting with their feet as Leinster stay on the front foot

The comfort of the Aviva Stadium and strong early-season selections have piqued the interest of supporters

NFL American Football game in Dublin under ‘active consideration’ - Minister

Ministers rule out dedicated coordination agency at launch of major sports event policy framework

‘Question marks’ hang over economic benefits of a Dublin NFL game

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said there is ‘no doubt’ Ireland will host a game ‘soon’

Dua Lipa Dublin concert tickets go on sale on Friday. Here’s how to get yours before they go Houdini

Pop princess is bringing some much-needed radical optimism to Ireland with her Aviva gig next June

Moran Hospitality to open new venue at Chophouse restaurant in Ballsbridge

Bar restaurant has reopened but will be renamed and given a ‘facelift’

Perhaps it’s time to scrap the playing of national anthems at football grounds

Given the prevalence of fans disrespecting national anthems in football grounds, is it time to abandon the tradition entirely?

Refurbished modern three-bed by the rail line in Ballsbridge for €1.15m

This turnkey, 193sq m home is far from a period cottage and is likely to suit someone who is looking for a house requiring no modernisation

Gardaí arrest three near Aviva Stadium following Ireland-England soccer match

Incident understood to have occurred on Shelbourne Road as fans left stadium following England’s 2-0 win in Nations League opener

Ireland 0 England 2 FT: Nations League as it happened

Heimir Hallgrímsson’s first match as manager is a disappointing one as Irish side are outplayed

Gardaí seize electronic devices following drone incursion at Aviva during college football game

The ‘significant’ seizure took place as part of an investigation into a drone incursion at the venue on August 24th

British police arrive in Dublin to watch out for football hooligans ahead of Republic of Ireland v England game

Major Garda operation being ramped up to ensure no repeat of violence seen when teams met in Dublin in 1995

Aer Lingus flyover at Aviva college football game takes residents by surprise

Plane takes special promotional route across Dublin Bay to turn and track through southside suburbs to stadium

‘Érin go Bragh’: Florida State University and Georgia Tech bring the American south to Dublin

A sellout crowd of 47,000 including 27,000 fans from the US will attend the Aer Lingus College Classic on Saturday

Dublin to welcome 27,000 fans for US college football game

Aer Lingus college football classic expected to bring €600 million to Irish economy by 2026

‘The experience is almost otherworldly’: at Taylor Swift with the Tortured Dads Department

The young people of Ireland reach religious ecstasy at the Aviva - and I’d be a fool not to celebrate it

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