Paul O Brien

Connemara sean-nós dancer Emma O’Sullivan used to earn a living in Dublin until the threat of fines of between €75 and €1,500 drove her back west. No(...)

When the Clarion Hotel rose above Limerick’s Steamboat Quay in 2002, nearly everyone thought that the city had finally “arrived”. With a height of 53m(...)

Bots are getting busier Bots are the new minions of the world wide web. Turning up almost everywhere, recent estimates suggest there is now more bot (...)

Clondalkin is without question one of the best value neighbourhoods in the capital, offering prices that are affordable to most and a location within (...)

The State is to double its financial commitment to an organisation providing education for some of the world’s most vulnerable children. The Departm(...)

Dublin City Council architects and planners have said they found “significant shortcomings” in a planning application submitted by developer Johnny Ro(...)

Drury Porter Novelli, one of Ireland’s leading public relations agencies, increased its after-tax profit last year by 28 per cent to €504,601, its lat(...)

An elderly woman died after sustaining burns when her nightdress caught fire as she was operating her stove, an inquest has heard. Eithne Lee (81), f(...)

Often controversial developer Johnny Ronan, now well out of Nama, is lodging plans to build the tallest building in Dublin on a site adjoining Tara St(...)

If the last few months in politics has indicated anything, it is that major world powers are become more isolationist and inward-looking in their poli(...)