Clontarf

Any player who retains hope of wearing the green jersey while contracted to British or French clubs should pay closer attention to Tadhg Beirne’s two (...)

It may look like a modern art installation, but the large bale of waste plastic, including film, drinks containers and cartons, placed on the floor in(...)

On the evening of June 30th, 2015, Marie Maher got a phonecall nobody ever wants to get. It had been a rare sunny evening in an otherwise forgettable(...)

More than 40 new schools with places for 20,000 pupils are due to be established over the next four years, mostly in the Greater Dublin Area, to keep (...)

Usually, talk in the Catholic Church about staff shortages centres on country parishes having to consider closing churches, cutting down on the number(...)

Judy Li arrived in Ireland in November 2004 with €600 and 20 carefully written-out CVs in her bag. She had spent the previous two years working two jo(...)

Marino is one of Dublin’s smaller neighbourhoods in terms of size but it packs a punch in terms of quality and livability, and compared with nearby Cl(...)

We know it all about the Vikings. We’ve seen the TV series; we’ve had the craic on the Viking Splash tour. We’ve seen the scrap of Viking wall in Dubl(...)

The Russian community in Ireland will celebrate 45 years of diplomatic relations at their annual ball in October. What will be left to celebrate or h(...)

Owners of the 132-year-old Clontarf baths, recently refurbished at a cost of €2.4 million, could be breaking the conditions of their planning permissi(...)