Temple Bar

Gangs were cleared out of areas around Grafton Street during Covid regeneration, so they moved on and settled in Temple Bar instead

Jessica Farrell struggled to find her medium until her hobby turned into her career

Deirdre McQuillan meets Latvian designer Lauris Brimmers, who arrived in Ireland in 2004 without a word of English

Company narrowed losses in 2021 as pandemic ebbed

John Weldon is selling a collection of Irish coins valued at €10,000-€15,000

Westmoreland Street site at entrance to Temple Bar has planning permission for 38-bedroom boutique hotel

Call to show ‘personal responsibility’ and zero tolerance for illegal outdoor drinking

Tánaiste hopes to see customers allowed indoors in pubs and restaurants in July

Occasion would have been restricted to 15 people in accordance with Covid-19 guidelines

Operation Pier was set up in 2014 to target street crime in Dublin’s south inner city

Traffic diversions and access concerns highlighted in submission to An Bord Pleanála

Taxidermy lots include a Greater Kudu spiral-horned antelope and a bull water buffalo

€6m plan facing lengthy delays or could be scrapped after bid for approval

Traders’ lobby group opposes proposed changes to city-centre traffic flows

Ships’ models, a diamond spray and Georgian garden seats all exceeded their estimates

A kilo of silver makes three times its estimate at John Weldon Auctioneers

A court document dated 1775 concerning Elvis Presley’s Co Wicklow ancestor William Presley for €2,300

A copy of the Proclamation, photographs of Roger Casement, a bottle of 1916 whiskey and Éamon de Valera's prison diary sell at Whyte's

Do polls merely take political temperatures, or have major impacts on voting outcomes?

The late American media artist was ahead of her time, but her reputation is now catching up with her powerful work; and Mayo artists respond to their home county

It’s different things to different people: party zone, bohemian quarter, workplace and home to 2000 people. We spend a day and night in Dublin’s Temple Bar, to find out what really happens there over 24 hours. Quite a lot

The Icon Factory in Dublin’s Temple Bar is preparing to unveil its latest street artwork