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'Caught all the soldiers unaware in the tea room': the troubled history of the Phoenix Park's Magazine Fort
Out-of-order lifts and communication breakdowns: Why taking the DART can be a hugely frustrating experience for wheelchair users
'I really hope this becomes an annual thing': Aislings queue up at Eason to mark Aisling Day
'We've learnt a lot and lived so much': We talked to the crew of Mexican Tall Ship Cuauhtémoc
Four new staff to be employed by Dublin council to enforce new sandwich board rules
'It makes you feel proud': More than 1,500 frontline workers to march in National Services Day parade
Being optimistic can help you live longer, a new study finds
'Ní fheicimid a leithéid arís ann': After 127 years of (very) early starts Dublin's Fruit & Vegetable Market closed its doors today
'It benefits ourselves and the environment': Seabin that collects plastic waste is launched in Howth Harbour
Sitdown Sunday: One photographer's reflection on Woodstock '69
Dublin's sandwich board wars: A council 'money grab' or a step in the right direction?
Trailer Watch: Which movie should you go see this weekend?
'It's always been a constant battle for us': How a beach wheelchair scheme is creating joy for this 12-year-old
'If we've done our job well you shouldn't know we've done anything at all': Preserving books that are thousands of years old
How the beloved Metro Burger Sign was saved from the rubbish tip and found a new home
'The kid who's helping others, is not the kid who's terrorising their neighbour'
'Crusader' head restored as St Michan's Church reopens its crypt to the public
'You're letting a robot tell you how attractive you are': This exhibition questions the meaning of perfection
For every hundred salmon that go out to sea, 95 don't come back - the state of wild salmon in Ireland
A search is under way for a century-old 'solidarity' book sent from Poland's children to Ireland
What the future of community living could look like in Limerick City's Georgian neighbourhood
'It's taken 103 years': Children killed in the 1916 Rising remembered with commemorative garden
'The trove of documents belong to the Irish people': Maps, cartoons and periodicals from the past 300 years now available online
Extinction Rebellion stage 'bloody' (but green-friendly) protest outside the Dáil
The writer behind Cold War spy series Deutschland '83 on why it's important never to forget your history
'It's 5 ft 6 so I could lie exactly width-wise in it': This art student has created a replica of her student flat
From an electricity-generating toilet to a whiskey barrel hot tub: Here are our 6 favourite gardens at Bloom
'This will shock people': The underwater garden with a warning about plastics in our oceans
James Corden announces one-off Gavin and Stacey Christmas special
Our night at Bounce - the club night for people with intellectual disabilities
'We're asking for state agencies and bodies to engage with us now': Concerns about commitments to the Irish Sign Language Act
Why are fewer Polish nationals running in this year's local elections than in 2014 and 2009?
There are around 50 'new Irish' running for council seats. We hit the trail with three of them in Dublin
South Dublin locals have been tying ribbons to trees in protest at the BusConnects plan
Meet Stevie II - Ireland's first AI robot designed to help care for older people
'We should not let them go extinct': A conservation officer at the Botanic Gardens on how we can help save the planet
People have been tearing their hair out over spoilers in recent weeks... but why?
Dublin landmark Saint Patrick's Cathedral is embarking on its biggest building project in 150 years
Dublin carriage drivers say they're 'in limbo' and want Shane Ross's help with licence debacle
Artists say they're losing their studios and spaces as commercial development surges in Dublin