Dublin’s Camden Street has earned itself a prestigious spot on Time Out Magazine’s ‘World’s Coolest Streets’ list, ranking at an impressive 22nd place. Described as an artsy and unassuming locale, Camden Street has captured global attention for its unique charm. Time Out highlighted popular spots along Camden Street including the renowned eateries Bunsen and Mister … Read more
Authorities in Tallaght are appealing to the public for help in finding 42-year-old Ram Rijal, who vanished from his residence in Deerpark on March 12. Described as 5ft 7 inches tall, slim, with black hair, his family is deeply worried about his safety. They urge anyone with information to contact Tallaght Garda Station at 01 … Read more
In a groundbreaking move, the National Transport Authority (NTA) has unveiled the results of its monumental survey on walking, wheeling, and cycling across major Irish cities. Conducted in Dublin, Cork, Limerick/Shannon, Waterford, and Galway, the comprehensive walking and cycling index survey provides a panoramic view of the country’s active travel landscape. The survey, accessible at … Read more
In a precautionary move, the Met Office has issued a yellow rain warning for counties Dublin, Louth, Meath, and Wicklow, effective from 3am today until 3am tomorrow. Experts anticipate intense rainfall in these regions, resulting in icy conditions and subsequent snowfall. The advisory also highlights the potential for localized flooding. Drivers are urged to exercise … Read more
In Dublin, Ireland, a distressing trend is emerging as 41% of parents, under the Finagel-led government, are forced to cut or forgo meals to ensure their children receive adequate nutrition, as revealed by a Coin Research survey. The struggle to provide for families is pushing parents to extremes, relying on loans and food banks while … Read more
In a shocking incident, Sheikh Dr. Umar al-Qadri, the founder and head of the Irish Muslim Council, fell victim to a suspected hate crime in Tallaght, Dublin. The attack occurred on Thursday evening during his visit for a meeting, leading to injuries on his left cheek and front teeth. The scholar, who has been residing … Read more
In an eagerly anticipated event, the next Irish citizenship ceremonies are scheduled to take place on Monday, 26th February, at the prestigious National Concert Hall in Dublin. Prospective citizens are advised not to contact authorities for confirmation as invitations will be issued in due course. Candidates are reminded to bring identity documents, such as a … Read more
In a recent report from the Central Statistics Office (CSO), Ireland’s housing market exhibits robustness, marking a 2.3% year-over-year surge in prices. However, Dublin, home to a diverse population, including expatriates, experienced a slight dip of 0.6%. The CSO’s October figures reveal 4,604 houses sold, showcasing a noteworthy 7.2% uptick from the previous year. The … Read more
Dublin’s commuters will face higher toll charges on the Tom Clarke Bridge, commonly known as the East Link Bridge, starting January 1, 2024. The bridge connects Ringsend and North Wall in Dublin and serves as a vital link for daily commuters. The toll increases will vary based on the size of vehicles. Car toll charges … Read more
In a significant development aimed at alleviating Dublin’s ongoing housing crisis, the Approved Housing Body (AHB) Respond has received approval to construct 2,906 homes in various strategic locations. Charlestown and Tallaght will witness the construction of 1,000 homes, with 590 in Charlestown, 502 in Tallaght, 318 in Clonburris, and 397 in Donaghmede. A key aspect … Read more
In a parliamentary session, Agriculture Minister Charlie McConalogue reiterated his full support for Teagasc amid allegations of “climate denial” over the “Dublin Declaration.” The declaration, signed by over 1,000 scientists at a Teagasc-funded event, has faced scrutiny for its alleged links to the livestock industry. Minister McConalogue defended Teagasc’s scientific rigor and asserted that the … Read more
A recent poll conducted by Amárach Research for the Irish Daily Mail has unveiled a growing reluctance among Dubliners to visit the city centre due to rising safety concerns. Shockingly, over half of surveyed Dublin residents, 56%, and 40% nationally, admit to either significantly reducing their visits or avoiding the city altogether, citing worries about … Read more
In the ever-evolving landscape of Ireland’s property market, a noteworthy trend has emerged. Recent data from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) reveals a stark contrast between Dublin and its neighboring regions. While Dublin has experienced a 1.9% decrease in house prices over the past year, areas outside the capital are witnessing remarkable surges, with an … Read more
Dublin, Ireland – The Land Development Agency (LDA) is taking a significant step towards resolving the housing crisis by partnering with Glenveagh, one of Ireland’s largest construction companies, to construct 69 new homes in West Dublin. These homes, located at Wilkinson’s Brook in Hollystown, are part of a cost rental scheme, which will aim to … Read more
Rippling, a prominent workforce management platform, is set to establish its European headquarters in Dublin’s city center, creating 100 new job opportunities. The move is part of the company’s global expansion plan into Europe, supported by the Irish Government through IDA Ireland. Currently employing 35 people in Dublin, Rippling’s software empowers HR teams by streamlining … Read more