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International music superstar Harry Styles will return to Dublin in 2027 with two headline performances at Croke Park on 18 August and 20 August. The concerts will form part of the expanded Together, Together tour, bringing one of the world's leading contemporary performers back to Ireland's capital.
The announcement places Dublin among the major European stop...
A lift breakdown at the Timberyard complex on Cork Street in Dublin's Liberties has left residents facing serious access difficulties after a basement exit was found sealed shut. The incident prompted the Dublin Fire Brigade to assist residents who could not leave the building as normal.
The September 2026 incident at Timberyard has highlighted concerns about reliable ...
Dublin's fashion scene is entering a more experience-driven era, where curated events, designer showcases, and personalised styling are changing how people discover and engage with style. Beyond traditional retail, modern fashion is becoming a space for creativity, expertise, and individual expression.
This September, Dublin will welcome a fashion-focused event from Ki...
A 2026 production at the Dublin Fringe Festival, Thérèse, explores memory, motherhood, grief, and the experiences that shape women's lives. Written by and starring Louise Lewis, the play examines how personal histories connect with wider social changes in Dublin. Through its emotional storytelling, the production reflects on how memories, relationships, and past even...
Katie Taylor finally got the homecoming she had spent years dreaming about, and Dublin delivered a fitting stage. More than 80,000 fans packed Croke Park on Saturday night to see one of Ireland's most celebrated athletes compete for the final time.
What began as a chance to add another championship to an already remarkable CV quickly became something much bigger. By th...