National Services Day parade celebrates frontline emergency and security staff
Paramedics and Civil Defence workers among those recognised through marches in Dublin, Galway, Cork, Kilkenny, Wexford, Kildare and Limerick
Dublin Castle
Two businesses a day going bust because of rising costs, SFA director warns
Small Firms Association director tells delegates that small businesses accounted for 85 per cent of all shutdowns last year
Europa League final fans: ‘Dublin is amazing, especially the Guinness and the pubs’
Bayer Leverkusen and Atalanta fans descended on the capital on Wednesday for the tournament decider at Lansdowne Road
Attacks on gardaí ‘destroy our society’, McEntee tells ceremony for those who died in service
Garda Commissioner Drew Harris says the sacrifice of gardaí who died in service ‘has not been in vain’
The Grateful Water by Juliana Adelman: A compelling, vivid and provocative novel
Women suffer while men escape accountability for their misdeeds in this atmospheric portrayal of 19th-century Dublin
Liberty IT signs for penthouse offices at One Le Pole Square
Subsidiary of Fortune 100 Liberty Mutual Group inks deal at Padraic Rhatigan’s Ship Street scheme
Ireland’s independent courts system ‘should not be taken for granted’, says Chief Justice
Top-level programme of events and projects will mark centenary of establishment of independent courts
Local history books round-up, featuring Zozimus, Bang Bang and other Dublin characters
Through Streets Broad and Narrow by Declan Collinge; Lives Less Ordinary: Dublin’s Fitzwilliam Square by Andrew Hughes; Spectral Mansions: The Making of a Dublin Tenement by Timothy Murtagh; a history of Dublin Castle; and Dublin City Council’s History on your Doorstep collection
Frank McDonald: Dublin Castle hasn’t deserved its shabby treatment. Can we finally do it justice?
As a potent piece of Ireland’s history, the castle is truly a national treasure. We should handle it with a lot more care
TradFest 2024: Stage times, ticket information, weather and more
Everything you need to know about the festival running from January 22nd to 28th
Is neutrality the right policy for Ireland? What the security forum heard
In the News podcast with Bernice Harrison
Grazing in Lucan: Italian ambassador’s residence opens to public with herd of buffalo sculptures
Davide Rivalte’s outsized bronze lioness is already on show at Dublin Castle. Now a whole herd of his animal sculptures has landed
Dalí’s surreal dream pieces in the gardens at Russborough
Wicklow exhibition and sale includes work from Irish and international sculptors
Flashback to 1979: Remembering when Pope John Paul II came to Ireland
‘Not even on Christmas Day have I seen roads so empty; it was as if the city has been cleared due to a nuclear threat’
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