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There’s a showcase of flavour, creativity and coastal provenance at top spots including Variety Jones, Library Street an...
27/09/2025

There’s a showcase of flavour, creativity and coastal provenance at top spots including Variety Jones, Library Street and Moran’s Oyster Cottage

The Iveagh Trust chairman on the Netflix drama House of Guinness, Stephen Knight’s take on the Guinness family, and the ...
26/09/2025

The Iveagh Trust chairman on the Netflix drama House of Guinness, Stephen Knight’s take on the Guinness family, and the legacy of Iveagh House

The performer, also known as Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, had been accused of displaying a flag in support of the proscribed grou...
26/09/2025

The performer, also known as Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, had been accused of displaying a flag in support of the proscribed group Hezbollah

As the Netflix series about the early days of Ireland’s most famous brewing family starts, we look at the modern heirs o...
26/09/2025

As the Netflix series about the early days of Ireland’s most famous brewing family starts, we look at the modern heirs of this enduring dynasty from the Earl of Iveagh to foreman Sean Rafferty

The writer thought he had given up literary fiction — but he’s back with a novel set in Venice. Better that than go into...
26/09/2025

The writer thought he had given up literary fiction — but he’s back with a novel set in Venice. Better that than go into politics, he tells Lauren Murphy

Bob Geldof: I would have run for Irish presidency if Fianna Fáil backed meAs the Boomtown Rats prepare for their anniver...
25/09/2025

Bob Geldof: I would have run for Irish presidency if Fianna Fáil backed me

As the Boomtown Rats prepare for their anniversary tour, the band’s frontman discusses the 2025 Irish presidential race, Micheál Martin, Jim Gavin and more⬇️

Aran Islands in shock over loss of Daniel Aruebose after discovery of remainsThe community in Inishmore grapples with so...
25/09/2025

Aran Islands in shock over loss of Daniel Aruebose after discovery of remains

The community in Inishmore grapples with sorrow after gardai find remains of missing boy in Donabate as minister vows to improve checks for vulnerable children⬇️

Government scrambles to exclude fast-food giants from VAT cutsMinisters are looking at ways of excluding fast-food chain...
25/09/2025

Government scrambles to exclude fast-food giants from VAT cuts

Ministers are looking at ways of excluding fast-food chains like McDonalds and Burger King from the hospitality tax measures in Ireland’s next budget⬇️

McDonald backs Connolly as champion for Irish unity in presidential electionSinn Fein endorses the independent candidate...
25/09/2025

McDonald backs Connolly as champion for Irish unity in presidential election

Sinn Fein endorses the independent candidate Catherine Connolly despite scrutiny over a range of issues including her previous support for Gemma O’Doherty⬇️

Beekeepers warn Asian hornets could spread rapidly in IrelandThe aggressive predator has been spotted in Co Cork and Dub...
25/09/2025

Beekeepers warn Asian hornets could spread rapidly in Ireland

The aggressive predator has been spotted in Co Cork and Dublin as the Federation of Irish Beekeepers warns they are set to multiply in their thousands⬇️

Nervous small firms’ refusal to invest ‘will stifle future growth’Officials blame tariff fears and rising costs for reco...
25/09/2025

Nervous small firms’ refusal to invest ‘will stifle future growth’

Officials blame tariff fears and rising costs for record low SME lending figures⬇️

Soc Dems have overthrown the stability of Irish politicsThe rise of the centre-left party may have finally broken a syst...
25/09/2025

Soc Dems have overthrown the stability of Irish politics

The rise of the centre-left party may have finally broken a system that was built on civil war identity rather than ideology⬇️

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