The man tasked with breathing new life into Dublin’s night-time economy says it’s been a “tough couple of days” following a fatal stabbing incident. Quam Babatunde (34) died following an incident near ...

Dublin City Council has confirmed it will install two large waste compactors on a trial basis at the top of Grafton Street and in Temple Bar. The compactors – each 5 metres long and nearly 2.5 metres ...

It takes less than an hour to fly to Dublin from Birmingham Airport - and some of the fares are cheaper than trains to London ...

An industrial site of 17,000 square metres is up for grabs in Mitchell. South Canberra home sells for impressive sum in strong market A family home in South Tuggeranong exceeded all expectations at ...

Buyer pays $1.45 million for Florey home in first wave of auctions for the year One of the first auctions of 2025 landed a strong result for this four-bedroom Canberra property. Top homes to inspect ...

Ariana Simone, left, and Chauncie Parchment had a certain coolness about them as they were walking along Canal Street in Manhattan on a Sunday in early January. Wearing shades of lavender ...

Dublin's Thomas Street is enjoying ... it'd be a great street again. And it would be better than what's down around Grafton Street and Wicklow Street and all that, this would be a fantastic ...

Dublin City Centre is once again set to resound to the excitement and vibrancy of the Lunar New Year through the coordination of street performances as well as offerings of Asian cuisine and music ...

A total of 13 new bus services have launched across Dublin and its surrounding areas ... The X1 runs from Kilcoole via Greystones to Hawkins Street in the city centre, while the X2 runs from ...

Marine Nationale: set to line up against Gaelic Warrior in the Dublin ChaseCredit: Patrick McCann Barry Connell is confident Marine Nationale has taken a step forward from his third at Leopardstown ...

At Paris Men’s Fashion Week one notion has been clear, well-dressed showgoers have been hitting the streets. Participants who trekked to the global destination put their best foot forward.

An Bord Pleanála has approved the retention of a souvenir shop on Dublin’s Grafton Street due to the “modest number” of such businesses within the street’s Area of Special Planning Control.