Dublin city centre set for heavier Garda presence and more CCTV cameras
Garda cameras to be installed in areas where high-profile incidents occurred last year
A night of policing in Dublin: ‘There are no no-go areas for the gardaí’
New Operation Citizen aims to create an environment so ‘people can enjoy themselves’
Last days of lockdown: Has crime really increased in Dublin?
Reported crime has fallen and anti-social behaviour is viewed as issue predating Covid
Return of Dublin’s outdoor hospitality helps quell ‘lingering’ public order issues
Garda hopeful that disorder linked to street drinking amid strict lockdown was now over
Donnelly criticises ‘thuggish behaviour’ in Dublin city after 14 people arrested
One garda injured after objects thrown at officers in the force’s public order unit
Courting Controversy – Frank McNally on literary laundering, political beachball, and the history of an infamous street
An Irishman’s Diary
Dublin streets could be closed off after 'enormous crowds' gather over weekend
Senior gardaí averse to ‘heavy-handed’ response despite breaches of Covid-19 rules
Government offers suggestions on how to navigate Christmas safely
Restaurants already heavily booked ahead of their reopening
Restaurant bookings surge before reopening with ‘busiest December’ ahead
‘Demand is really strong and we have so many regulars and locals so it is looking good’
Well-known Dublin publican ‘livid’ as video of Saturday street drinking emerges
Grogans in Dublin city centre has been closed for eight months
Dublin deserted: Coronavirus turns city into ghost town
City normally teeming with people on Friday night - but not now, and who knows when again
The ultimate guide to college life in Ireland
Just what is student life like in and around our main third-level campuses?
Galway festival offers impressive art in occasionally underwhelming displays
Galway International Arts Festival 2019 largely overcomes issues with venues
Galway arts festival and painted poems: This week’s best visual arts shows
A collection of labourers’ cottages in Co Wexford is among the other highlights
Anthony Bourdain’s Dublin
The late chef and presenter visited Dublin to film one of his TV shows. We retrace his steps
Conor Pope bares his soul in analogue image
Timeless, and slightly terrifying, wet plate photography offers an anti-dote to the selfie
Ireland's barbershop boom: ‘Men are a lot more savvy now’
Both family businesses and apprentices benefiting from rebirth of red and white poles
Blackrock or Kensington? How London’s financial high-fliers would fare in Dublin
If the City of London relocates here, its bankers may feel most at home in Blackrock
Eight food businesses closed for breaches in June
Piece of Cake food stall in Temple Bar and Son of a Bun in Cork temporarily shut by FSAI
An exciting moment for Irish art photography
What stands out at the Solas show is the richness of the award-winning Irish work
Speakers line-up for seminar on historic and cultural landscapes
Event hosted by the Irish Georgian Society and Irish Landscape Institute
Shoptalk: buying a bike
Are we being served? A new column looks at stock, style and service in shops around Ireland
Where to go for brunch
Gather the troops and fortify yourselves for the season of shopping, eating and making merry
Why Dublin is third-level heaven
Dublin has been named the world’s 15th best city for students – but their attachment to it goes beyond the ranking criteria
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