From 1970s protests that failed to stop its construction to a potential future move to Camden Yard, the history of Dublin’s ...

Near the end of his life, in jail and reflecting on his fall from grace, Oscar Wilde recorded the shame he felt during his ...

From the light-filled Atrium Lounge to its elegant guestrooms and remarkable location opposite Trinity College, The College Green Hotel offers a stay that captures the essence of Dublin at its most ...

From the terror of Thorgest's arrival to the iron alliance of Olaf and Ivar, the Scandinavian kingdom of Dublin rose from a riverside longfort into a power that shattered ancient dynasties across ...

IF you’re looking for a sunny break away this spring, look no further than this quaint fishing town. Sète in the South of France is an example of a lesser-known sunshine spot that offers all ...

With the first building leasing and construction of further blocks underway, Bisnow had an exclusive tour of Dublin's Glass ...

Colin Murphy’s densely researched play, directed by Samantha Cade, centres on rival approaches to tackling disease in ...

The schedule features more than 100 carefully selected activities, ranging from guided walks and creative workshops to ...

The new RTÉ One documentary series Welcome To Moore Street gives a glimpse into life on one of Dublin's most iconic streets, sharing the colourful stories of both the local traders who made the street ...

Cancellation of MDA fundraiser in Dublin draws sharp criticism, as officials warn of antisemitism and censorship over Oct. 7 ...

WANT to get away without the hassle of airport queues? Then make Belfast your next port of call. With just an overnight bag ...

Cape Verde has qualified for the World Cup for the first time in their history. Their squad includes a Dublin-born ...