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Hidden Dublin Food Gems You Need to Try Now

Hidden Dublin food gems are scattered all over the city, just waiting to be discovered. While tourists flock to the big-name restaurants in Temple...

Dublin on a Budget: Affordable Experiences in the City

Dublin is a vibrant mix of history, culture, entertainment, and unforgettable craic. From its charming cobbled streets to its thriving food and nightlife scenes,...

Hidden Gems in Dublin: Unique Attractions and Experiences You Can’t Miss

Dublin is a city bursting with character, culture, and craic. While iconic landmarks like the Guinness Storehouse, Trinity College, and Temple Bar are a...

10 Best Traditional Irish Pubs in Dublin for an Authentic Experience

Dublin’s vibrant charm is rooted in its rich history, lively culture, and an unrivaled pub scene that welcomes locals and visitors alike. If you’re...

Uncover the Magic of Dublin: A Book Lover’s Walking Guide

Dublin, a UNESCO City of Literature, offers an unparalleled experience for book lovers, history buffs, and curious travellers alike. With its cobbled streets, iconic...
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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.

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.

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.