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Remnants, Relics and Reasons to Remember Dublin Is Living: IAF 2026
Since 2005, Irish Architecture Foundation have opened up the doors of some of Dublin’s most iconic homes, landmarks and parks as part of the Irish Architecture Festival. This year, the festival centred on the theme “Dublin is Living”. As the title suggests, Dublin is in fact alive amidst the “decay, the dereliction, the discrimination and the…
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Photo credit: Shareef Sarhan After his home and studio in Gaza were destroyed by Israeli forces, Mohamed Abusal lost trust in art – now he feels a duty to start again. Mohamed Abusal talks to his cactus. He speaks to them all, in fact. In Gaza, he had 400 of them growing on his…
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Mark Mircescu, Photo Essay, Current Affairs In the city centre, on every corner, on every street, one can find people who recreationally smoke vapes bought from the new vape shop that opened up out of nowhere. According to the Irish Independent, which was reported by the HSE, there are over 5,100 licensed retailers selling vapes…
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Joshua Harris – Photo Story – Historical piece After 160 years, St Patrick’s Tower in Dublin 8 has been reopened as a space for exhibitions and events. With the help of Dublin City Council, the site was renovated prior to opening to allow for different attractions. The renovation and reopening of the tower are part of…
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On Wednesday, Irish nurses and healthcare workers took to the picket lines over disputes about pay, staffing and rising costs. Outside many hospitals, groups of nurses and representatives from unions such as INMO, SIPTU, Fórsa, and IMO gathered to raise awareness of the concerns regarding the current workforce issues they are facing within the healthcare…
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“Lig Amach!” This command to the recruits, now fully trained and tested, in the square of Sarsfield Barracks, officially marked the ending of the 6-month training course. Tears, cheers and proud embraces followed as the 120th platoon trained under the 12th Infantry Battalion celebrated their graduation as fully part of the Irish Defence Forces…
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In January and February of 2026, the HSE and PSI began the rollout of a new service for community pharmacy across Ireland called the Common Conditions Service. This campaign was to enable community pharmacists to provide advice and offer expanded treatment options to patients for eight common conditions. The service broadened the scope of pharmacists’…
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