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Aidan Connolly has announced his exit as Executive Director for the Irish Arts Center, as the institution moves into the second phase its capital project.
Austin O'Brien, a jazz singer from Dublin, talks about his career in music on this week's episode of the Irish Stew Podcast.
Ireland's capital placed well ahead of many larger European capitals, reinforcing survey data long associated with Irish hospitality and culture.
The 21,921 start-ups established during the first three quarters of 2026 represent an 8% increase year-on-year (20,206 in 2025).
The 36-year-old Scottish actor has been heavily linked to the coveted 007 role in recent months.
Tony Small saved the life of Lord Edward Fitzgerald on an American battlefield in 1781 and followed him to Dublin, where the two men stayed close until the rebel leader died in Newgate Prison.
Ireland takes its name from Ériu, the matron goddess of Irish mythology, though the island has also answered to Erin, Hibernia and the Irish Free State along the way.
From treasure hunts to spooky workshops to ghastly tours, there are plenty of events on offer across Ireland this Halloween to keep everyone entertained.
The old Celtic calendar runs from St Brigid’s Day in February to the solstice sunrise at Newgrange in December, and the marker at the end of this month opens the darker half.
He left Dublin at six, made his stage debut back in the city at 22, and spent the next six decades collecting Oliviers, BAFTAs and a knighthood along the way.
The sister of Kim English, who died alongside her husband Philip and their two young sons in a fatal house fire in Waterford, has shared an emotional tribute to her family, revealing that her final words to Kim were 'I love you'.
Comedian Joanne McNally has responded to backlash from fans who believe she shouldn't be making an appearance on 'Jimmy Fallon's The Tonight Show' tonight.
Conradh na Gaeilge has condemned the loss of three of the five full-time posts in the BBC’s Irish language unit as wildly disproportionate to cuts made elsewhere in the broadcaster.
Buildings and public spaces across Dublin will be open to the public, providing opportunities to experience and understand the city from different perspectives.
