IIreland Read More ‘The home never felt safe, it was always his’: Domestic violence survivor says rehousing changed her lifeMay 4, 2026 Many charities have had to turn people away due to a lack of space in refuges and safe…
IIreland Read More Derelict Guinness warehouse in Dublin has become Ireland’s biggest start-up campusMay 2, 2026 Facility is a welcome addition to efforts aimed at reviving the once-thriving then forgotten Liberties Local resident Thomas…
IIreland Read More ‘That tension has always been around in my life, being mixed race and growing up in Ireland with Hong Kong heritage’April 23, 2026 Director and writer Choy-Ping Ní Chléirigh-Ng looks back on the isolation they felt growing up mixed race in…
IIreland Read More ‘I have nothing against ice hockey, but I’ve never met anyone crying out for a rink’ – councillors at odds over €200m ice hockey arena in south DublinMarch 31, 2026 Plans for an ice hockey stadium has led to a heated debate among councillors who have been calling…
BBusiness Read More Fingal councillors claim scrapping Dublin Airport passenger cap would be ‘undemocratic’February 19, 2026 Councillors have cautioned that changes in the cap could worsen noise pollution, traffic and climate concerns for people…
HHeadlines Read More Families with working children at home could face council rent risesFebruary 18, 2026 With young people now moving out of the family home later in life, councils want them to contribute…
EEntertainment Read More ‘Every weekend I would tuck my lawyer’s suit into a pair of wellies and get milking the cows’January 27, 2026 Beatrix Killeen, 31, is a National Dairy Council farmer ambassador who balances her corporate job with life on…
IIreland Read More Cycle lanes and a new harbour – the big changes happening in Dublin this yearJanuary 13, 2026 New infrastructure being rolled out this year also includes a revamp for Tallaght and the first BusConnects corridor…
EEnvironment Read More ‘I support our local Christmas tree farms’ – councillor criticises initiative ‘promoting unaffordable plastic trees’November 20, 2025 A new recycling initiative by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council allows people to recycle their pre-lit artificial Christmas trees…
BBusiness Read More Dalkey’s only bottle bank removed due to claims it was a ‘safety hazard’October 3, 2025 Councillors calling for recycling facility to be reinstated after it was removed without notice The glass recycling facility…
HHealth Read More Fighting stigma about suicide – ‘A child psychiatrist said I was an “attention-seeking brat” when I harmed myself, I felt like I’d been written off’September 9, 2025 Ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day on Wednesday, September 10, Galway resident Laoċín Brennan speaks about how finding…