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Dublin After Dark: The cost of belonging in Ireland’s ‘social living room’
By Peace Okolo As evening settles over Dublin’s city center, the city begins to transition into a livelier, merry atmosphere. Office lights switch off, and the glow of pub signs and streetlamps takes over, casting a warm glow that makes the city even more beautiful. The bright neon windows outside The George pub shine colorfully against damp, rainy city streets, drawing in clusters of friends seeking music, warmth, a safe space, and…
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Since 2023, the Dublin Sourdough Rotation has been a delicious way for sourdough enthusiasts to meet. However, this growing community has transformed into something more meaningful for many of its members.
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In the Square Tallaght, Dublin, retail staff report significant declines in sales and working hours following the post-holiday downturn. Many employees experience financial strain due to reduced hours and an increase in online shopping. Managers express concern for the future of retail jobs, hoping for improved sales as spring approaches.
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In recent years, Dublin city has witnessed a sustained increase in rent, property prices, and everyday living costs. Recent housing data show that the average rent in Dublin is now significantly higher than before the COVID‑19 pandemic, with the standard rents for new tenancies standing at about €2,186 per month in 2025. According to rental market reports, before the pandemic,…
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By Iqra Siddiqui Several Doctors from diverse backgrounds in Ireland said frequent hospital rotations upend their lives, posing commuting challenges and an endless search for accommodation amid the housing crisis. According to the HSE rotation scheme, hospital doctors must relocate to a new hospital after three or six months, which some healthcare professionals say can…
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The “I Can’t Go On” writer/director reveals her early inspirations and addresses the challenging realities of breaking into the film industry. By Oscar Meagher Laoisa Sexton never set out to be a filmmaker. In her own words, “I’m an actor, and then I started plays, and one thing just led to another.” “I grew up…
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By Adam Jackson The Irish Government will be providing interpretation services for meetings held in Ireland throughout the country’s first EU Presidency since Irish reached full status as an official EU language. European Affairs and Defence Minister Thomas Byrne signed an agreement in January providing interpretation services for informal ministerial meetings and summits in Ireland. …
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