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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's travel from June 11 to 17, 2026, hands Dublin a diplomatic moment that goes beyond pure protocol. Set within a wider swing that includes Ireland, France, and the 2...

Dublin City is turning Pride 2026 into something you can get stuck into, not just watch from the kerb. Dublin City Council's sport and fitness programme puts movement at the centre of the month, using football, aqua sessions, cyclin...

Two popular Dublin beaches have been closed to swimmers for the rest of the summer season after a sewage pump broke down at the Tower Bay Wastewater Pumping Station.

The closure means that residents and visitors will miss out on swimming at these spots for the foreseeable, a disappointment at what should be the height of the summer.

Air travel is often seen as one of the most reliable ways to get around these days. Still, even the most routine flight can hit an unexpected turn once it gets into the maze of European airspace. A recent Ryanair service from Barcelona to Dublin showed just how quickly a call on the day c...

Dublin has long made short breaks into stories told through streets, pubs, plates, and conversations. A new subscriber competition now puts a timely, food-led shape on that familiar appeal, offering one winner a two-night stay for two at