Dún Laoghaire

It’s that time of year again when people become preoccupied with their passports as holidays draw near. Finding them. Renewing them. Fretting over the(...)

Dublin City Council has admitted that some voter registration forms “went astray” following an “unprecedented” surge in applications. Almost 20,000 (...)

Ahead of Leah Hewson’s exhibition Scintilla in 2017, buzz climbed at a steady clip until it eventually reached a crescendo. The Dubliner had enjoyed a(...)

Ireland’s first “seabin” has been submerged within Dún Laoghaire Harbour in Dublin. A seabin is a floating device designed to capture and remove was(...)

Ola Majekodunmi’s fluency in the Irish language started with the delivery of a flyer through the door of her family home. She was just seven months o(...)

A real descendent of Ireland’s most famous explorer and a not-so-real pope were among the marvellous men and women and their flying machines who ended(...)

Plans have been submitted for the first school in the new south Dublin town of Cherrywood, where almost 8,000 homes are due to be built over the next (...)

For years after Alan died Eddie struggled to climb the steps. The sudden loss of his beloved son in 2006 left an unfillable void. But Eddie kept comin(...)

A controversial bid to build a six-storey apartment block in south Dublin is just the “first phase” of development and would be followed by offices an(...)

Ireland has been transformed as a society by the introduction of free second-level education 50 years ago which enabled children to build careers base(...)