Click&Go and Stein Travel announced as Travel Agencies of the Year at the Irish Travel Industry Awards

Click&Go and Stein Travel won the title of ITAA Travel Agency…

Government must act on housing for older people, say ALONE and Threshold

Charities set out 12 recommendations to address deficits…

‘All about choice’ as 1000 Travel professionals from 50 countries come to Dublin to help you with your holiday plans

Take advantage of show-only specials and deals at Ireland’s…

Dublin City Council unveils plaque to Dublin born literary giant Maeve Brennan, ‘the greatest Irish writer you never heard of’

Maeve Brennan, whose rediscovered writings have won her world wide recognition in the literary world, has been commemorated by a DCC Commemorative Plaque.

DUBLIN FILM CRITICS CIRCLE ANNOUNCE 2023 AWARD WINNERS

The Dublin Film Critics Circle, representing Ireland's professional film critics, voted far and wide; some 47 films received votes in the poll for the film of the year. 

Christmas Tree delivery in Willie Bermingham Place as part of ongoing effort to Share Your Warmth

ALONE, the national charity that helps older people to age at…

Bloody Sunday Bridge plaque unveiled by Dublin City Council

Located in the shadow of Croke Park on Russell Street, this was the site of extreme bloodshed in the midst of the War of Independence on Sunday 21st November 1920.

Dublin City Council launches new Communication Boards in Park Playgrounds

The first of Dublin City Council’s new Communication Boards was unveiled this morning in Herbert Park by the Lord Mayor of Dublin Daithí de Róiste and the Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth of Ireland, Roderic O’Gorman.

Dublin plans to become world’s first Autism-friendly capital city

New initiative that will see Dublin become the first autism-friendly capital city in the world was announced by The Lord Mayor of Dublin Daithí de Róiste at the launch of Inclusion and Integration Week.

Dublin, A City For All

The week will host many free events both online and in various locations across Dublin that focus on social inclusion.