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Dublin News September 18, 2026
Cali Cultural Centre – Discover Spanish Language and Culture in Dublin
Cali Cultural Centre – Discover Spanish Language and Culture in Dublin Looking to learn Spanish or explore a new culture in Dublin? Cali Cultural Centre offers language learning and creative…
Dublin News May 29, 2026
Dublin’s Ultimate Wing Celebration: Brickyard Gastropub Announces the Return of Wing Fest 2026
Dublin’s Ultimate Wing Celebration: Brickyard Gastropub Announces the Return of Wing Fest 2026, Now Extended to 10 Days! DUBLIN, IRELAND, May 28th 2026: Get ready to get messy, South Dublin’s…
Dublin News May 11, 2026
New Theatre Show with over twenty five-star reviews heading to Dublin this June
Following riotous 2025 runs at the Edinburgh Fringe and in London, with over 21 five-star reviews and counting, Awkward Prods are delighted to announce that their romcom parody The Fit…
Dublin News April 30, 2026
What’s On In Dublin | Events, Things To Do, Food & City Guide
What’s On In Dublin – Your Complete City Guide Dublin is a city full of character, culture, and energy, offering something for everyone. Whether you’re visiting for the first time…
Dublin News March 10, 2026
OFF-PEAK IS THE NEW PEAK: JUNE TO BECOME THE TOP MONTH FOR SUMMER HOLIDAYS AS IRISH HOLIDAY HABITS SHIFT BEYOND THE TRADITIONAL PEAK-SEASON MONTHS
June 2026 (29%) overtakes July (25%) as peak holiday month, as more people take holidays earlier September (22%) now more popular than August (19%) for overseas trips Older holiday makers,…
Food & Drink February 7, 2026
Places to Eat in Dublin – A Guide to the Best Restaurants, Cafés & Local Favourites
Dublin is one of Europe’s most exciting food cities, offering everything from traditional Irish dishes and cosy cafés to international cuisine and award-winning restaurants. Whether you’re visiting the city, planning…
Dublin Guide, Dublin News, Entertainment, Food & Drink, Health and Wellbeing, Music, Places to Visit, Shopping, Sport Activities, Things To Do December 27, 2025
What to Know About Pink Himalayan Salt Candle Holder: A Quick Review
IntroductionIn the past few years, the pink Himalayan salt candle holder gained popularity because of its so-called health benefits. Nature-loving people mainly add these candle holders to boost the lifestyle […]
Dublin News February 17, 2025
CELTIC ROUTES UNVEILS EXCLUSIVE SELF-DRIVE TOURS ACROSS IRELAND’S DRAMATIC LANDSCAPES
British travel specialist Celtic Routes has launched a collection of premium self-driving experiences that promise to transform visitors’ exploration of Ireland’s breathtaking scenery. From the rugged Cliffs of Moher to…
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- Public service industrial action could be under way by month’s end, says Fórsa trade unionby BreakingNews.ie on September 1, 2026 at 4:57 pm
Public service industrial action could be under way by the end of the month over the absence of a new pay deal, the general secretary of Fórsa, the State’s largest public sector union, has said
- Body found in search for missing fisherman (50s) in West Corkby BreakingNews.ie on September 1, 2026 at 1:06 pm
It is believed the man in his 50s went pollock fishing from Castletownbere last night.
- Arrest warrant issued for Moroccan man who arrived under name ‘unknown unknown’by BreakingNews.ie on September 1, 2026 at 12:55 pm
The 50-year-old, who had no identity documents, was brought to Dublin District Court under the name Unknown Unknown with a specific date of birth, on August 8th last.
Dublin Gazette
- ADAPT and UNESCO Launch Free National AI and Climate Programme for TY Studentsby Gazette Reporter on October 15, 2026 at 2:00 pm
DIGITAL EDITION Facebook X-twitter Instagram A new national education initiative launched will help Transition Year students understand how artificial intelligence (AI) and climate change are reshaping their world and to explore the role technology could play in building a more sustainable future. This is the first time AI and climate literacy have been linked in The post ADAPT and UNESCO Launch Free National AI and Climate Programme for TY Students appeared first on Dublin Gazette Newspapers […]
- Council closes right of way over troubled Dublin lanewayby Ian Colgan on October 15, 2026 at 10:00 am
DIGITAL EDITION Facebook X-twitter Instagram Dublin City Council has agreed to extinguish a public right of way through a north inner-city laneway following complaints of drug activity, illegal dumping and persistent anti-social behaviour, writes Ian Colgan. The decision concerns the passage behind houses numbered 1-21 Nottingham Street, Dublin 1, which adjoins St Columba’s National School. The post Council closes right of way over troubled Dublin laneway appeared first on Dublin Gazette […]
The Sun – Dublin
- Moment ‘cocky’ gym pervert ‘collected by 3 women & man’ as he walks free from prison after new career plot revealedby Barry Moran on October 15, 2026 at 8:28 pm
HOPING to slip away unnoticed, Shane Flynn emerged from Dublin's Arbour Hill prison after a two-year stretch. Our exclusive images show the sicko leaving the jail this morning, but he walks free with his reputation disgraced after a 28-month prison sentence for sexually assaulting a woman in January 2021. Depraved Flynn, 35, who owned and...
- Public sector pay breakthrough ‘imminent’ as Minister Jack Chambers signals major U-turn ahead of fresh strike threatby Adam Higgins on October 15, 2026 at 7:56 pm
A BREAKTHROUGH in the public sector pay row is imminent, Minister Jack Chambers has signalled. It comes as trade union bosses threatened to organise a major rally in Dublin city centre next week alongside a second strike day to ratchet up pressure on the Coalition. More than 300,000 teachers, nurses and public sector workers took...
- US fast food chain announces seventh Irish location as fans set to go wild and cry ‘I’ve been waiting 10 years’by Emma Mooney on October 15, 2026 at 3:20 pm
IRISH food fans are set for a frenzy as a popular American chain has announced it's opening its seventh outlet in the country. Taco Bell will soon be serving up their iconic dishes at the new Tuam Road location in Galway. The Mexican-inspired fast food chain already operates six outlets across Ireland. The Dublin locations...


















