Tuesday 16 July, 2019
Mandy Moore slathered it on before the Golden Globes.
Minister Paul Kehoe confirmed today that there would be Defence Forces personnel and a piper in attendance.
The story of social reformers, Anna and Thomas Haslam.
Gardaí are currently investigating the incident near Milltown
The defendants spent thousands of euro over a seven-day stay in the capital last December.
Rabindranath Tagore enjoys the city centre greenery.
The temporary injunction prevents the landlords from taking possession of the premises at Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre.
The piano will go on display in St Stephens Green Shopping on Monday, and is open for bids until Christmas Eve.
Two Luas trams have made the first journeys on the new Luas Cross City route this morning.
The free exhibit is the latest foray by the In Sight homeless photography project.
A man is in a critical but stable condition after being assaulted by a man on Sunday.
A man has been arrested in relation to the assault and is being held at Pearse Street Garda Station.
According to a survey from the group that set it up … The Restaurants Association of Ireland have criticised it for an over-reliance on fast food operators.
Say it isn’t so. We can’t take it.
There’s a new place to have a coffee in Dublin.
A number of taxi ranks will be affected by the works. Here are all the details.
The new turn will be operational from tomorrow, Dublin City Council has said.
There will be a new right turn at Merrion Row and onto St Stephen’s Green West.
During the Easter Rising 1916, a small force of men and women fought against British soldiers from their posts in St Stephen’s Green and City Hall. In his new book, Paul O’Brien recounts their tragic and noble struggle to protect the newly proclaimed Irish Republic.
A tram failure at the Balally stop has led to the suspension of part of the Luas green line.
The year-long tourism drive began with the NYE Dublin festival at St Stephen’s Green and College Green.
A Bill being prepared by Brendan Howlin will repeal thousands of obsolete laws which were passed before Irish independence.
The Taoiseach defended the payment in the Dáil yesterday as protests are set to take place in Dublin later today.
You may have seen the picture of Abdulhadi Al Khawaja – but do you know why a three-storey-high banner of him is hanging from a building in the centre of Dublin?
SERVICES ON THE Luas’ Green Line have been restored following an earlier closure. A gas leak in the Beechwood area of south Dublin had disrupted services between Beechwood and St Stephen’s Green. But Luas is now advising that services have been restored.
A Labour TD described the decision to put the project on hold indefinitely as “dreadful” but Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore said we don’t have the money.
More than 100 people gathered in Dublin calling for Ms Treacy’s release, including members of the Oireachtas.
Just as the dry ski-slope was a hoax that had nothing to do with NAMA, so to is the proposal to replace Dublin Bus to an Air Zeppelin transportation system in Dublin.
A PUBLIC VOTE on whether water should remain owned by the public could happen as early as next year.
In correspondence seen by TheJournal.ie, Minister Eoghan Murphy said that since the Government’s decision last November to proceed with the planned referendum, officials from his department have “engaged intensively with the Attorney General and with staff from his office and the Office of the Parliamentary Counsel to develop proposed amendments to the Bill”.
The decision from government to hold a referendum follows the proposal from independent TD Joan Collins for a vote on whether to insert text into article 28 of the Constitution which would keep in public ownership any company or authority responsible for the supply of water services.
“To get this in the Constitution will close this down… water is the new gold, we have to protect it,” said the Dublin South Central TD last year.
So, what do you think? How would you vote in a referendum on water ownership?
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Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Summer can seem like a difficult time to be a parent, but it doesn’t need to be.
Some languages are intimately associated with religions but not Gaeilge, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
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