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Budget 2027 at a glance: childcare €550 cap, tax bands, rent credit, fuel allowance
Budget 2027 is out. Finance Minister Simon Harris and...
Business
Budget 2027: what it actually means for Dublin
Rent, creche fees, the wage in your pocket — and what Dublin Chamber made of the bits aimed at business. Budget 2027, without the Dáil fog.
Business
Daft.ie founders secured almost €240m from Distilled sale, new accounts show
Brothers Eamonn and Brian Fallon secured almost €240 million in cash and shares from the Distilled sale, new Midco filings show.
Business
Dublin MetroLink cost rises to as much as €17.5bn as opening moves towards 2036–38
Dublin MetroLink’s updated cost estimate runs from €14.44bn to €17.49bn, with opening now expected between 2036 and 2038.
Business
Why Dublin’s Workers Are Ditching the Commute for Flexible Workspaces
Dublin workers are rethinking whether a long commute or expensive city-centre office is worth it. Freelancers, remote employees and small teams increasingly
Business
Will Trump Tariffs Impact Ireland? What Dublin Businesses Need to Know
Everyone wants to know, will Trump tariffs impact Ireland? The global trade landscape is shifting once again, and this time, it’s the United States...
Business
Why Bank of Ireland Just Cut Rates – Expert Analysis & What’s Next
The Bank of Ireland has announced a 0.25% reduction in interest rates on its 12 and 18-month fixed-term deposits, a move that comes at...
Business
Dublin Business Calls for Heightened Garda Presence for a Safe and Successful Festive Season
In the lead-up to Christmas, the Dublin city centre business community is urging for a strong Garda presence to support a safe shopping environment,...
Dublin City Council
Celebrating Green Spaces: Dublin’s Remarkable Achievement of 12 Green Flag Awards in 2024
Dublin is celebrating a significant achievement in green space management as Dublin City Council proudly announces that 12 of its parks have received the...
Business
Tonstix Pops: Kids’ Relief Now at Tesco
As kids head back to school and colder weather sets in, the worry of coughs and colds returns for many parents across Ireland. But...
Business
SUPERVALU CHOOSES FAVOURIT HERBS AND SPICES
Home cooks and BBQ lovers turn up the heat with Favourit this summer Favourit is Ireland’s oldest producer of herbs and spices – they have...
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Nickelback announce Dublin’s 3Arena show for May 2027 with Don Broco
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Leaves, cliffs and sea air: 7 of the best autumn walks in Dublin
Sea air, golden leaves and not a gym membership in sight. Here are seven of the best autumn walks in Dublin, with distances, opening hours and how to get there.
Entertainment
Christy Moore’s notebooks, setlists and 188 songs go on show in Dublin: here’s how to visit
Lyric notebooks, setlists, letters and 188 songs recorded just for the archive. ITMA's new exhibition, *Christy Moore: How Do Songs Live?*, opens to the public on Merrion Square on Monday 12 October.
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26 new social homes open in Dublin 4, but the Glass Bottle “affordable” homes row rumbles on
New residents have moved into 26 social homes on York Road. A short distance away, at the huge Irish Glass Bottle site, councillors say a promise of affordable homes to buy is being rewritten.
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Sunday stalls, late Thursdays and a vape ban: Dublin’s street trading shake-up explained
Dublin City Council wants to rewrite its street trading rules for the first time since 2013. Think longer hours, new pitches, a smaller Moore Street layout and a ban on stalls selling alcohol and vapes. Here's what's on the table and how you can have your say.