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Ireland welcomes a wave of international visitors for the St. Patrick’s Day weekend festivities
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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A play depicting the lives of Irish actors Barry Fitzgerald and Arthur Shields is currently running at Bewley’s Theatre Café on Grafton Street.
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The ice hockey community in Ireland rejoices as Prime Arena Holdings is to submit planning permission for the country’s first ever “permanent, Olympic-standard ice facility”.
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Issues have been raised about the lack of standardisation across catering companies under the Government’s School Meals Scheme. By Rebecca Reilly Nutrition coach Sophie Morris has posted images on social media reflecting parents’ concerns about the quality of meals being served in some schools. In the post Sophie has said what she is “advocating for is improving the standard of the food that’s currently being served to our…
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Technological University Dublin’s African Society organised a Valentine’s event on February 10, 2026, promoting cultural integration and community building. The theme ‘A match made in TUD’ highlighted love beyond romance, attracting diverse attendees. The event emphasised celebrating African culture and supporting student entrepreneurs, fostering connections among individuals of various backgrounds.
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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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Photo credit: Pexels In Irish hospitals, discharged patients aged over 75 often have nowhere to go, adding to pressure on medical staff to manage their care. By Iqra Siddiqui Delays in the discharge of older patients are putting huge pressure on hospital beds, according to the patient flow and bed management team in an Irish…
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