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Make a move to Portobello for cute cafes, yoga and pretty redbricks

This tangle of attractive streets is surrounded by a variety of amenities

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Dublin needs more hotels, says Fáilte Ireland, after vote to curb

City planner says limiting hotels under development plan would leave council open to legal action

Councillors vote to limit number of Dublin hotels because of ‘erosion of cultural life and space’

City planner warns that move could leave council at risk of legal challenge

‘When I became a wheelchair user I had to stop visiting my regular Dublin haunts’

Ireland has a strange double standard when it comes to building regulations

Bernard Shaw owner to open new pub on Dublin’s north side

“We are pretty much transplanting everything we do at the Bernard Shaw to there”

Call for special council meeting to discuss Dublin ‘cultural crisis’

Pending closure of Bernard Shaw pub has sparked ‘great anger’

Dublin house prices fall, Stillorgan redevelopment, and what a no-deal Brexit means

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Closure of Dublin’s Bernard Shaw pub ‘just another sign the city is changing’

‘It’s more than just a nightlife venue. It’s a genuine artistic and creative hub, with a social purpose’

Dublin’s Bernard Shaw pub to close in October

All on-site facilities including Eatyard and arts spaces to shut

Games, craft beer and food trucks: How the Irish pub is changing

As lifestyle choices shift, pubs are having to offer a lot more than just a good pint

Fintan O'Toole: Are the English ready for self-government?

Westminster chaos affords preview of Britain standing alone with its demons

Musicians making sound moves to get the gender balance right

Women are under-represented in the Irish music industry, but a change is gonna come

Fintan O’Toole: Ireland’s education system was rigid and violent

Brutality lingered as a set of attitudes long after it was banished as official practice

Fintan O'Toole: We are losing our collective mechanism for survival

Fintan O’Toole: Why must we experience the worst before we can believe in it?

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