Almost three in ten (29 per cent) adults in Dublin have been victims of a burglary or attempted break-in, according to new research commissioned by AXA Ireland and laya healthcare. This is compared ...

Retailers Against Smuggling has expressed disappointment at the latest headline figures from the Revenue Commissioners ...

Community Gardens Ireland has welcomed new legislation which obliges local authorities to prepare a strategy to reserve and ring fence land for use as community gardens and allotments ...

To mark the 42nd anniversary of Luke Kelly’s death, acclaimed Dublin multi-instrumentalist Chris Kavanagh returns to Vicar Street with The Legend of Luke Kelly on January 31st ...

Or the most common late night antics people get up to in the backseat?! Well the wait is over as Lynk Taxis, Dublin’s taxi ...

For the first time in the nine-year history of Dancing with the Stars, the first elimination took place in Week Two rather than Week Three ...

Dublin City Celebrating Women takes its name from the ancient Celtic goddess Brigit—a figure associated with creativity, healing, nature, and transformation. Bridging the gap between ancient tradition ...

Chambers Ireland and ICC Ireland have welcomed the passing of the Mercosur trade agreement, describing it as a great opportunity for the Irish economy and a welcome boost for free, open trade which ha ...

Dunnes Stores is proud to present this year’s Communion collection from Paul Costelloe Living Occasionwear. The 2026 Holy Communion Collection comprises five exquisitely designed dresses (€130), each ...

Experience Tim Burton’s BATMAN like never before as the iconic 1989 film is brought to life on the big screen, accompanied by a full symphony orchestra ...

Queen of Irish comedy Joanne McNally is set to make a return to the stage with a brand-new stand-up show, Pinotphile at the 3Olympia Theatre ...

Minister for Children, Disability and Equality, Norma Foley, this week welcomed Government approval of Ireland’s first National Equality Data Strategy ...