Ireland News » Dublin News Ireland » Dublin: Trump's whirlwind Ireland visit will mix diplomacy, protests and golf
Donald Trump will meet President Catherine Connolly and Taoiseach Micheál Martin in Dublin before heading to his County Clare resort for the Irish Open.
News Ireland » Dublin: Dublin’s River takes centre stage for the inaugural Dublin City Council Liffey Festival
The River Liffey will take centre stage this September as the Dublin City Council Liffey Festival, a brand-new festival for all ages, transforms the river and its quays into one continuous waterside ...
News Ireland » Dublin: When is Donald Trump coming to Ireland? Latest schedule for Dublin and Doonbeg
Trump will be pulling double-duty, he has both personal and official plans while in Ireland, which will see make more than one stop, while trying to avoid protesters ...
News Ireland » Dublin: Dublin from above: Stunning aerial views of Ireland's capital city
Take a flight high above Dublin, Ireland’s vibrant capital, capturing its rich history, stunning architecture, and lively cityscape. This captivating drone footage highlights iconic landmarks, ...
News Ireland » Dublin: ‘It advances nothing’: ex-Ireland captain slams decision to move Israel match from Dublin
Kenny Cunningham says Ireland should have hosted Israel at Aviva Stadium, arguing fans could respect the Israeli anthem and October 7 victims without endorsing the government ...
News Ireland » Dublin: Bill Belichick, Guinness, Gaelic and college football in Ireland | Baxley
Dublin hosted a crowd of college football fans for UNC vs. TCU. What was it like in Dublin? Here's one perspective from the trip across the pond.
News Ireland » Dublin: Students Scramble For Beds As Dublin PBSA Faces Supply Crisis
That means PBSA can accommodate fewer than 1 in 5 students. In Dublin, the supply problem is most acute, with annual purpose-built delivery having fallen from 2,611 beds in 2020 to just 257 in 2025.
News Ireland » Dublin: Ireland’s Jews: a small community that has made a ‘rich contribution’ to Irish life
Next week Ireland’s Jewish community will decide on the future of its synagogue in Terenure, south Dublin. The distinctive building, with its five Star of David windows over 10 squared panels – ...