Stories about Dublin's Phoenix Park
As well as becoming the first female president of the Phoenix Cricket Club in 1990, Barbara Schmidt was a member of the first women’s side
Few homeowners can claim to live right across the road from the Phoenix Park
Gen Z’s Garth Brooks - or Springsteen - puts on a charming show in this busy park venue
Everything you need to know about the US country music singer’s concerts this weekend
A side from Taylor Swift with 220,000 monthly listeners, Bryan has become the most streamed artist on Irish Spotify
Dublin’s Phoenix Park hosts Ireland’s largest gardening festival
Walks took place at several locations across the country where participants walked 5km as the sun rose
Leo Varadkar stayed at Steward’s Lodge in the Phoenix Park 119 times during his time in office
All four premises sold for above guide price following competitive bidding process
A month after we thought we were saying farewell for good, the poor 46A is still traversing Dublin city, handbag in hand and mortified about all the fuss
The 190-year-old Cabra Gate was damaged last September by a Dublin City Council lorry
The bus memorialised by Bagatelle, which runs from Phoenix Park to Dún Laoghaire, is a cross-section of the city, geographically and socially. It will soon be replaced by a 24-hour service
David Akar from Togher in Cork city honoured with citation and gold medal
High pressure is causing very mild winds from the south and southwest, making it feel more like summer than autumn
Girl suffered significant trauma and developed anxiety about hospitals and doctors which made her post-accident care exceptionally difficult, court hears
It’s like walking on all fours. And the vibration of the poles is good for your bones. The sociable activity can also be suitable for people recovering from health problems
‘Structural integrity’ of 190-year-old Cabra Gate ‘compromised’ following incident
Arts Council hopes people will engage more in local projects after experiencing some of 1,700 free events nationwide later this month
‘A disaster waiting to happen’: Woman says racing with horse-drawn devices is a danger to young and old, dogs, walkers and disabled persons
David O’Callaghan (40) appeared in court on Saturday charged with five counts of criminal damage to gates
Whether you are caring for your children this summer, or paying someone else to do it, childcare is hitting your household finances
Some 2,350 asylum-seeking men are homeless and awaiting accommodation
Reece Murphy, of Rowlagh Avenue, Clondalkin, appeared before Dublin District Court on Monday
Gay man involved said he and two friends were ‘hunted’ by a group of men with knives
Fine Gael Senator says far too many attacks on people because of sexuality by those who ‘do not accept’ equality
Stags fed low-quality food have smaller antlers, impacting their mating success, according to UCD study
One- two- and three-bedroom apartments available at Flynn and O’Flaherty development
From encouraging biodiversity in new housing estates to raising awareness around fostering, festival has wide array of clever designs
One disgruntled visitor described the Phoenix Park as ‘just grass, grass, grass’
Web Summit’s Lobbying Register absence; why Simon Harris won’t lodge in the Phoenix Park; and more bad news for EV drivers
We need more than apologetically modest green visions when reimagining our towns and cities
Nolan's maximised their home’s corner location, embracing colour and textures to create warm family space
Li Qiang and Leo Varadkar tucked in to roast Irish Hereford beef sirloin - a sure sign that China was ready to reopen its market for Irish beef
Proposal involves setting aside 10 per cent of major public parks in Dublin to provide housing for key workers
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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