Dublin News
Irish president commissions 1916 sculpture
People's Acorn chosen for grounds of Áras an Uachtaráin.
A sculpture by Dublin artist Rachel Joynt has been chosen as the winning 1916 commemorative piece for the grounds of the president's residen...
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Dublin marathon fourth largest in Europe
Record numbers for upcoming Dublin marathon.
This October's Dublin Marathon has already reached its capacity of 19,500 runners, making it now the fourth largest marathon in Europe.
The record fi...
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Dublin buskers restricted from using amplifiers and pre-recorded music.
Dublin City Council has introduced new bylaws banning the capital's buskers from playing backing tracks and pre-recorded musi...
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New Dublin bridge to connect Poolbeg to Docklands
Dublin City Council to fast-track the construction of new bridge.
Dublin City Council is fast-tracking the construction of a new bridge linking traffic between the capital’s Docklands area and the...
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Screen cinema in Dublin closes
Cult cinema closes due to falling ticket sales.
Dublin’s Screen Cinema, located opposite Trinity College on the corner of Townsend Street and Hawkins Street, closed down on 29 February after more t...
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Dublin buses get priority at junctions
Priority system given to all Dublin bus corridors.
City buses in Dublin have been given priority at junctions on all bus corridors to provide
reduced journey times and a more reliable service for...
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Culture Night in Dublin celebrates ten years
Dublin hosts its biggest Culture Night yet
The tenth edition of Culture Night takes place on Friday 18 September in towns and cities across Ireland, with a record 230 venues in Dublin joining in an...
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Dublin opens Phoenix Park tunnel to passenger trains
New rail link between capital and midlands but no stop at Heuston
Work has begun to upgrade Dublin's Phoenix Park tunnel to provide a direct rail link for commuters between the midlands and Connoll...
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National Gallery is Ireland's most popular free attraction
Dublin is home to eight out of top ten most-visited free attractions
The National Gallery of Ireland has once again topped the list of the country's most popular free attractions, although h...
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23 new taxi locations proposed across capital
Dublin City Council (DCC) has approved draft bylaws for 23 new taxi ranks across Dublin, nine of which will be active 24 hours a day, and 14 operationa...
Dublin Yellow pages
Established in 1877, the National Library holds the most comprehensive and important colection of Irish documentary heritage in the world, and is also host to a...
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Housing the unique and highly valuable collection of rare manuscripts and decorative artwork assembled by Sir Alfred Chester Beatty, this library and museum was...
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National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology
First opened in 1890, this museum charts ancient Irish history from 7000 BC and includes incredibly precious examples of Celtic, Viking and Mediaeval artefacts...
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National Photographic Archives
Housing the National Library's 610,000 photographs, the National Photographic Archives provide a fascinating glimpse into Ireland's past, as well as staging an...
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Opened in 1864, Ireland's national art collection contains 13,000 works of art, including masterpieces by Fra Angelico, Caravaggio, Rembrandt and a large amount...
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Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA)
Ireland's leading national institution devoted to representing the most dynamic and avant-garde of contemporary Irish art.
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Ireland's largest and most esteemed institution with responsibility for the preservaton and public availability of archives; it's earliest records date from the...
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The premiere venue in Ireland for the performance of live music, and one of Europe's foremost concert halls, the National Concert Hall plays host to some 500 co...
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Ireland's national theatre, founded by W.B. Yeats and Lady Gregory in 1903, has contributed some of the English language's greatest theatrical works for more th...
