Dublin
Traffic Banned from College Green Tomorrow to Trial Pedestrian Plaza
Access to College Green will be restricted to pedestrians and the luas from 7am to 7pm tomorrow.
Space Shortage Leaves Maynooth Students Sitting on Library Floor
A report by higher education watchdog Quality and Qualifications Ireland recommended better co-ordination of student services.
Knobs and Knockers to Move Out of Nassau St After 47 Years
The iconic Dublin shop is moving to a new location in Dún Laoghaire.
Trinity Student May Face Three-Month Prison Sentence After Hitting Garda
Tanya Felloni, a law student, was remanded on continuing bail yesterday after assaulting a Garda in a Dublin Garda station.
High-Street Labels, €4 Kombuchas: Dublin Flea Underwhelms on Return
It's fantastic to see the Dublin Flea Market return to trading, but high prices may drive buyers away, writes Susie Crawford.
Ahead of Trinity Appearance, ‘Insane’ Foals Play Surprise Glastonbury Set
Foals will take to the stage in College Park this Tuesday at 7pm as a headline act of the Trinity Summer Series.
Dublin’s Newest Cafe Prizes Food Integrity and Sustainability
Mark Cashen, the founder of As One, says he wants his establishment to be 'a positive space with really good food'.
Students to Join Thousands for Dublin Pride
USI is marching in both Pride and Pride Alternative, which criticises the commercial affiliations of the official march.
On Drury St, a New Ice-Cream Experience That’s More Than a Novelty
Using organic cream, Three Twenty offers ice cream a cut above the rest – though its prices are steep.
Garda Changes ‘Limited’ After Take Back the City Eviction, Says Report
The review comes after last September's eviction at North Frederick St, which involved the arrest of Trinity student Conchúir Ó Radaigh.