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Netflix's Guinness family series sparks massive 551% surge in Dublin tourism interest, raising concerns about city navigation and infrastructure capacity as visitor numbers soar.
Dublin-based financial consultant joins global piano enthusiasts at Warsaw's International Chopin Competition, highlighting Ireland's growing connection to European cultural events.
New archaeological evidence challenges traditional beliefs about the Book of Kells' Irish origins, suggesting significant Pictish influence and highlighting medieval cultural connections between Ireland and Scotland.
New archaeological evidence challenges the purely Irish origins of the Book of Kells, suggesting significant Pictish influence and highlighting medieval Ireland's international cultural connections.
Dublin's National Gallery challenges traditional Picasso narratives in groundbreaking exhibition led by women curators, examining the artist's complex legacy through a modern Irish perspective.
Discover how St. Mary's National School in Limerick exemplifies Ireland's architectural evolution, blending medieval heritage with modernist vision in a testament to social progress.
Rising Irish musician CMAT forced to postpone UK tour dates due to emergency wisdom teeth surgery, affecting multiple sold-out shows and Mercury Prize ceremony appearance.
A Galway native launches Castres Ceili Club in southern France, bringing authentic Irish dance traditions to the local community through monthly gatherings and live music sessions.
An investigation reveals the growing global phenomenon of fake entrepreneurs and shell companies. From Australia to the UK, fraudsters are using sophisticated tactics to create illusions of business success, putting legitimate enterprises at risk.
As artificial intelligence reshapes the global technological landscape, Africa faces a critical challenge in preserving and integrating its local languages into AI systems. This battle for linguistic inclusion could determine the continent's technological sovereignty and cultural future.
Cork-based five-piece Cardinals announce their debut album 'Masquerade', blending Irish traditional influences with modern indie rock. The album launches February 13th on So Young Records.
Del Amitri's Justin Currie shares his journey with Parkinson's disease while touring Europe, offering insights into performing with a progressive condition and maintaining artistic integrity.
Ireland's national broadcaster RTÉ announces potential withdrawal from Eurovision 2026 over Israel's participation, citing humanitarian concerns in Gaza. Other European nations consider similar action.
Castlebar's inaugural music festival marks a triumphant return to the town's cultural heritage, powered by community volunteerism and local business support, setting a new standard for rural Irish festivals.
Aoife De Náis appointed as Deputy Principal at Coláiste Ailigh, Letterkenny's premier Irish-speaking school, bringing expertise in education leadership and commitment to Irish cultural preservation.
Alicia Silverstone stars in and produces 'Irish Blood,' a new mystery series set in County Wicklow, blending family drama with Irish cultural elements and international intrigue.
Dan Daly of Quilty, Clare, whose life connected communities in Ireland and England, is remembered for his lasting impact on both sides of the Irish Sea. Final services honor both traditional and modern practices.
A Cork musician's daughter transforms her Irish musical heritage into a successful Toronto-based music publishing enterprise, building bridges between Irish and Canadian creative industries.
A unique literary competition centered around Cork's historic Ardintenant Castle launches for August 2025, blending Ireland's architectural heritage with contemporary poetry through TINYWORDS magazine.
