The capital's streets are changing, and architects HJL are nearly always involved

Two Dublin city stations closed to facilitate construction work

Those marching were much more than a romantic gesture to the past or nod to dead generations – they are an assertion of sovereignty and success as a State

1916/2016: a miscellany

in 1966 Fr Francis Shaw castigated the idea that Irish people in 1916 had been in need of redemption by the shedding of blood

Three-star hotel in city centre to be offered for sale to international buyers

Martin Callinan was the first Dubliner to become Garda commissioner

PROFILE: Dubliner had served as deputy commissioner until retirement of Murphy

Some 4,100 Irish pubs are affiliated to a global network which is growing all the time

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The Pearse brothers were doers, declared my chum Damien Kiberd at the recent opening of their restored family home