Inmate dies after incident in Dublin prison
A prisoner has died after an incident in Cloverhill Prison in Dublin, gardaí (Irish police) have said. Emergency services ...
Martian sand can be used to build in space, Dublin scientists find
Sand found on the surface of Mars and the Moon can be converted into solid bricks which could be used to build future ...
Ex-Alameda County deputy convicted of Dublin double murder in love triangle
A former Alameda County Sheriff’s deputy was convicted of double murder on Thursday, Alameda County District Attorney Pamela ...
Dublin's Bogey Inn memorabilia up for grabs at auction, building could be demolished
The storied Bogey Inn has been shut down since 2022. Items up for auction later this month will include patio tables, wine ...
Airlines warn of hit to Irish economy from Dublin passenger cap
A passenger cap at Dublin Airport is set to damage Ireland's economy and harm plans to expand the country's dominant airport ...
US Airlines Challenge Passenger Cap At Dublin Airport
A4A has reportedly teamed up with Aer Lingus, daa, and Ryanair to take legal action against the Irish regulator.
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Fundraiser launched for Dublin garage after fire destroys €10K worth of tools and two BMWs
A recent blaze engulfed Horen's Garage in Dublin, destroying €10,000 worth of tools along with two of their BMW E30s and a ...
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Aer Lingus expands to Nashville, will add nonstop flights to Dublin
Flight EI76 will depart from Nashville at 6:40 p.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays, arriving in Dublin the ...
Dublin Fire Brigade rescues 10 New Zealand rugby players from lift
A group of New Zealand rugby players found themselves in a tight squeeze in Ireland’s capital after 10 became stuck in a lift ...
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'Heartbroken' members of Dublin primary school pay tribute to principal after unexpected passing
The “heartbroken” members of a primary school in Dublin have paid tribute to their principal after his sudden passing. James ...
Where Literary Ghosts Linger: A Book Critic Goes to Dublin
The Irish city, once home to the likes of James Joyce and Oscar Wilde, is known for its bookstores, libraries and pubs, where writers found inspiration over pints of Guinness.