Plans lodged for major six-storey extension for the National Library building in Dublin
The plans lodged with Dublin City Council will create a new cafe, learning centre and retail facilities
Poland signs deal to go nuclear
Poland has signed a deal with Westinghouse Electric Company and Bechtel to build the country’s first nuclear power plant Read Full Article at RT.com
Dublin pub of the week: ‘McSorley’s of Ranelagh deserves its status as one of Dublin’s most beloved pubs’
If you want to venture a bit further away from the city centre and are trying to decide where to go for a night out, this pub is definitely a…
Bank of Ireland customers given six months to repay €1,000 after ATM glitch
On August 15 a major technical issue allowed some customers to withdraw excess cash from their accounts
Forest Avenue restaurant review: ‘Oozing low-key class, this remains one of the most sophisticated restaurants in Dublin’
I hope Jenny McNally of McNally Family Farm, she of the celestial tomatoes and the organic vegetable grower extraordinaire against whom all others must be benchmarked, will forgive me for…
Dunnes Stores release new €20 pearl jumpers perfect for colder weather
The jumper is a must-have for autumn and comes in three colours
Ellen Coyne: We need to remember the children who don’t have a voice when we talk freely about ‘Mom Rage’
Motherhood has become an identity, rather than a relationship status. The ways that people talk, think and write about being a mother — particularly online — has become more about…
Affordable homes on offer in Dublin coastal town
Prices start at €170,000 for a one-bed apartment and €220,000 for a two-bed duplex
US meddling in EU state’s election – Russian intelligence
Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) has accused the US of meddling in Slovakia to ensure the government remains in power Read Full Article at RT.com
Three arrested after pensioner assaulted and falsely imprisoned in Dublin home
There men aged in their 20s and 40s were arrested this morning
Dublin Harry Potter star Sir Michael Gambon dies aged 82
The Cabra native died in hospital surrounded by his family
This Working Life: Make-do-and-mend ethic shines for MicroPro amid climate risk and cost-of-living squeeze
I’m a component level engineer, the guy who can open up a circuit board, diagnose and repair.