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Dublin Chamber Condemns Recent Attacks in Dublin City
Dublin City has been in the spotlight after a series of disturbing attacks, and Dublin Chamber has spoken out strongly in response. The organisation...
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Plan the Perfect Dublin Holiday: A Local’s Guide
A Dublin holiday offers something special for every kind of traveller. Whether you want vibrant nightlife, rich history, or peaceful green parks, Dublin delivers....
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Family Friendly Things to Do in Dublin
Family friendly things to do in Dublin are in high demand every summer and 2025 is no exception. Whether you're visiting for a few...
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Discover the Best Bars in Dublin
Looking for the best bars in Dublin to enjoy a night out, catch up with friends or experience the city's famous pub culture? You...
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Is Dublin in the UK? Why Some People Still Get It Wrong
Is Dublin in the UK? You’d be amazed how often this question comes up. For locals, it’s baffling. For travellers, it's a head-scratcher. And...
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Best Day Trips from Dublin by Train: A Guide to Easy Escapes
Day trips from Dublin by train are one of the easiest and most enjoyable ways to explore Ireland without the stress of driving. With...
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Nickelback announce Dublin’s 3Arena show for May 2027 with Don Broco
Nickelback will play Dublin’s 3Arena on Sunday 30 May...
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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.
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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.
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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.