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Trinity’s Old Library Set To Close to Public in 2027 For Renovation
By: Eoin McKenna Walsh Trinity’s old library has been cleared for a redevelopment project and is set to close to the public fully in 2027. Bianca Dickel Campanher, a librarian scientist specialising in paper and book conservation working on the project, describes the process and her experience working with such important historic artifacts in such…
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Hundreds of thousands of international tourists are expected to travel to the country over the bank holiday weekend for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. By Alex Cloud Fáilte Ireland estimates that over 589,000 people attended the three-day St. Patrick’s Day festival last year, which generated €138 million in visitor revenue. While the figures for the current year are undetermined, Dublin Live reported that over half a million people were in…
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Samuel Walsh, a 22-year-old Irish man, transformed his life after moving from a party-focused lifestyle to a deepened faith in Christianity during a summer in New York. A chance encounter with a woman led him to explore spirituality beyond his Catholic upbringing, inspiring him to share his testimony and encouraging others to seek faith in…
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When Emily O’Donnell was announced as Best Celebrity Stylist at the Gossies 2026 award show, her reaction was anything but rehearsed. “I was genuinely speechless,” she said. “I rarely am.” For someone who has spent over a decade in front of the camera, that moment was refreshingly human. “I think this award meant so much because it was unexpected,” she said. “I…
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The clothing brand Sui Dhaghaa is the story of Poojan Mahajan’s journey of creativity and resilience. When Mahajan moved from India to Ireland for her studies, she never imagined she would build a clothing brand that blends South Asian traditions with a new country. “I was having an Indian Masala Tea and thought I needed…
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The newly restored Blackrock Tearooms has become the site of a new Mister Magpie café. The restoration is part of a larger development plan by the Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council.
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TheCity caught up with up-and-coming comedian Darren Gaffney to chat about his first solo gig, the high and lows of live performance, and why getting barred from a place isn’t always permanent. By Rebecca Reilly Originally from the small village of Kilnaleck in County Cavan, which, according to Darren, had the record for most pubs per capita in Ireland, his upbringing was typical of rural Ireland. His mum is a…
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