Dublin is one of the most significant financial hubs in Europe, with a strong economy, favourable corporate tax rate and, post-Brexit, it has become an increasingly attractive access point for UK firms looking to trade with the EU.
In the 1980s, exotic foreign exchange students roamed a housing estate in west Dublin, often wearing brightly colored sweatshirts and displaying a carefree attitude.
Fine Gael TD Maeve O'Connell described the drone regulation situation as "a completely unregulated area" and characterized it as "a bit of a Wild West." She emphasized the absence of limitations on noise and the number of drones that can fly, pointing out that there is no lower limit for drone altitude.
Garda Andrew Burlingham observed a vehicle switching lanes without signaling and found it went over speed bumps recklessly, ignored a red light, and drove the wrong way around a roundabout.
Croke Park witnessed a spectacular clash as The Red Hand County advanced to the All-Ireland SFC semi-finals for the first time in four years under Malachy O'Rourke's leadership.
"Everyone in Ireland at some stage is going to come to Dublin, so there needs to be more pressure on Government to be paying some of those costs," she said.
Despite the Irish Rugby Football Union's substantial property portfolio worth €30 million, the organization's recent €18 million deficit and cuts to the men's Sevens team raise serious financial concerns for rugby leadership in Ireland.
However, the retailer has reassured customers that its Grafton Street branch will remain open. DublinTown, the representative body for city centre businesses, said that while the River Island store will be a loss to the area, there may be potential interested parties in the space on Henry Street which will become vacant later this month.
The Little Museum of Dublin is a captivating space that brings history to life, helping visitors connect with the city's rich cultural heritage and personal stories.
The main thing I'm asking Simon Harris to do, and we're asking Simon Harris to do, is not to do more for us - it's to match his strong words of criticism of Israel with actions.
After a lifetime of collecting weird stuff, Paul Mangan opened the Museum of Curiosities in Dublin, showcasing taxidermy, Victorian oddities, and other unique artifacts.