Part barbershop, part community hub, Queer Hawk offers a sanctuary of pink chairs, pronoun badges and disco-ball confidence at a time many bricks-and-mortar queer spaces are closing
Way now clear for hotel operator to add 104 bedrooms
Restoration of tiled wall in Dublin includes poems and famous quotes added by mural artist Anna Doran
Our hot tips for Irish summer fun, from walks and swimming spots to stargazing and crab fishing, and from foodie tours to 99s
Fáilte Ireland says declining inbound tourism numbers ‘jar with industry’
Two-bedroom plus library duplex with a rooftop terrace providing views of the city
Court of Appeal said the sentencing judge ‘applied the law’ as it stood at the time
Dancers were competing in Dublin for a place at the Red Bull BC One World Finals in Tokyo this November
Hotel sale includes Hellfire Restaurant as well as retail unit let to Tesco, with planning permission to add 121 guestrooms
Paramount Hotel says An Bord Pleanála decision of ‘very serious concern’ after city council’s view overruled
To recognise myself in the man crawling through Temple Bar with bitterness in his heart – that is a hard thing to do
Ban to be extended to the northside by summer 2025 with €150 fines for leaving bags on street
Two officers attacked are members of Dublin Armed Support Unit
Investigating gardaí believe attack was unprovoked, with one member of force in critical condition
Areas of high nitrogen dioxide and fine particulate matter included Cork Street, O’Connell Street and the Quays
Plans for the hotel, formerly owned by members of U2, include demolishing Anne’s Bar and building a six storey extension
As retailers gear up for a busy Christmas season, there are signs people are putting their trust back in the city
Planning decision will have implications for other homeless facilities across the country
Jordan Maguire (25) pleaded guilty to assault after punching, kicking and beating man with can of cider
Car dominance and out-of-town investment have driven people out of centres, and a loss of ‘eyes on the street’ has made urban spaces feel less safe. Can the ‘compact city’ return a lost sense of place?
On the market for €4m, 66/67 Strand Street offers plenty of space for offices or scope for redevelopment
Retailers say some of the thefts are carried out by organised retail crime group seeking high-value items such as alcohol, cigarettes and even costly cuts of meat
There are several partial explanations for Ireland’s high-price culture but there’s no smoking gun
New owners of the Clarence Hotel had sought permission to retain Giddy Dolphin pub in premises that had planning permission for retail
Hotel and bar have been owned and operated by the Conway family since their original development in 1995
Competition commission warns pub owners to display prices or face penalties
City-centre venue and eight overhead apartments come for sale following full refurbishment by the current owner
Legislation means orders for juveniles become unenforceable once they turn 18, leaving court’s hand ‘effectively tied’, judge says
You don’t need to go to Berlin or Paris to see what could have been. You only need to get the Dart to Dún Laoghaire
Here are some of the Irish food landmarks that should not be missed when visiting Dublin
Newly developed Wellington Hotel was first offered for sale in 2022 with guide price of €18m
The Giant Experience ‘presents visitors with a new genre of spectacular immersive digital art’, says organisers of installation in Temple Bar
Press Up-operated property had recorded a loss of €1.16m in Covid-hit 2021
Area plagued by ‘industrial scale’ drug dealing, assaults and muggings, says business and residents group
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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