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Dublin Airport is bracing for a busy October bank holiday weekend, with an estimated 469,000 passengers expected to pass through its terminals between Friday and Monday.

The timing, which coincides with the school mid-term break, is expected to drive a substantial increase in travel as families and holidaymakers take advantage of the long weekend.

Mid-term break dr...

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Dublin is gearing up for one of its busiest weekends of the year, bringing thousands of people into the capital for a major sporting event. Residents and visitors can expect packed streets, traffic restrictions and changes to public tran...


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Hot Chip have built a career making dance music that can hold sadness and celebration at once. Their Dublin concert may put that contrast in even sharper focus. The British electronic band will return to Dublin's 3Olympia Theatre on Thursday, 4 March 2027.

The visit follows the announcement of their ninth studio album, A Long Way From Kansas, due out on 8 Janu...


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Dublin tech workers raised a question that Ireland's AI ambitions cannot ignore: what happens to employees when companies automate more of their work? Their October counter-summit shifted the focus from productivity promises to job security, professional skills, and workers' influence over workplace decisions.

Held on 10 and 11 October in Dublin, the Workers' AI Counte...


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At FLYEfit's Jervis Street gym, weekdays run from 5.30am to 11.30pm. That timetable gives Dublin members flexibility, but every hour also adds costs for staffing, lighting, and facility maintenance. A busy gym says little about what remains after the bills are paid.

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