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Since the summer of 2021, Unit 44 has been a beacon of creativity in Dublin. A former hair salon on Prussia Street, in ...

Warren Buffett hasn’t said he’s bearish about stocks, but he’s certainly acting that way. Berkshire Hathaway’s latest ...

The hallway of an Irish Wheelchair Association (IWA) branch in Portlaoise is lined with black and white photographs of ...

An Garda Síochána is to significantly expand its monitoring of social media accounts in an effort to combat online child ...

Figures obtained by The Irish Times under Freedom of Information laws found there were 4,358 people on a waiting list for ...

Maynooth Community Church is among those bucking the trend of decline in church membership, boosting its congregation with ...

Construction input costs on the up but builders confident that demand for housing will carry forward into 2025 ...

A barrister who is not on the register of masters, Garry O’Halloran BL, said he applied to join the list, with a view to ...

Election race steps up a gear as Michael O’Leary’s controversial comments spark criticism from across political spectrum ...

Newspaper corrections can be hilarious. Such as one from the New York Times last month. In the po-faced style that goes with ...