The Fianna Fáil nomination process for a presidential candidate has closed.| All: BreakingNews.ie
A legal firm said Mr Lawrence was seeking damages against Ms Hand over ‘abuse of process’ after her legal action against him.| All: BreakingNews.ie
The drinks sector is the ‘next major area of priority’ for the European Union in tariff discussions with the US, the Tánaiste has said.| All: BreakingNews.ie
Though a French beach takes the crown, it’s the U.K. that stands out with eight beaches among the top 20 rankings.| Book Cottages
We are delighted to offer you the opportunity to join editor in chief Sam Sawyer, S.J., and literary editor James T. Keane on America’s spring 2026 pilgrimage to Ireland, “The Land of Saints & Scholars: A Journey into the Heart & Soul of Ireland.” The post Join us: A Journey into the Heart and Soul of Ireland appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
The multimillion-euro deal comes after HRLocker merged with HireHive earlier this year. Read more: HRLocker acquires Cork-based software provider WorkCompass| Silicon Republic
The move comes amid an investment of roughly €15m by Centralis and the opening of a new office in Dublin’s city centre. Read more: Financial firm Centralis to more than double its Dublin workforce| Silicon Republic
KPMG finds investors continue to focus on later stage companies and scale-ups with 'very strong value propositions'. Read more: Irish fintechs resilient even as VC investment slows in Q2| Silicon Republic
While more employees are using organisational AI in the workplace, the need for training still persists according to the report. Read more: Ibec report indicates shift in attitude towards workplace AI| Silicon Republic
Founded earlier this year, this Irish start-up is tackling a hidden risk to Irish consumers – till roll that contains harmful chemicals. Read more: EcoSafe: Providing non-toxic receipt paper for Irish businesses| Silicon Republic
By choosing Circular Computing remanufactured laptops, organisations prevent approximately 316 kg CO₂ compared to buying new| Circular Computing
In a bold move toward sustainability, CIÉ, Ireland’s national public transport provider, has pledged to install solar panels on the rooftops of all its buildings. From bus depots to rail stations and offices, CIÉ’s nationwide infrastructure will soon be tapping into clean, renewable solar energy. The initiative marks a major milestone for public sector climate […] The post CIE Transport Pledges Solar Rollout Across All Buildings – Is It Time Your Business Went Solar Too? appeared fi...| Green Prophet
everyone is accountable for their own actions—17th century—may refer to herrings being hung when up for sale (that is to say: every piece of merchandise must sell on its own merits)| word histories
Over the summer, I went away to the south to do some work and visit friends. When I got back my soon-to-be-leaving-home son, asked when I was... Click Backpack and freedom to read whole article| Julie Leoni
Castlestrange Inscribed Stone Situated just off the Suck Valley Way walking route, you can find the Castlestrange Inscribed Stone. One of the best, and perhaps one of the most enigmatic, examples of La Tène art in Ireland. The stone is situated alongside the carriageway that once led to Castlestrange House, [...] The post Castlestrange Inscribed Stone appeared first on Tuatha.| Tuatha
Just about no one in Ireland would say that Irish citizens living in the U.S. are being treated as badly as immigrant residents from Latin America or Africa. But consternation is on the rise about escalating deportations. The post Migration and Irish identity—in the era of Trump deportations appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
Ireland's long tradition of military neutrality is being tested by Russia and by the Trump administration's shaky support for NATO. The post Can Ireland keep its tradition of military neutrality in the era of Trump and Putin? appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
The Polari-Boyne controversy in London may have raised considerations for other awards-programs' organizers. The post The UK’s 2025 Polari Prize Controversy and Its Implications appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.| Publishing Perspectives
Thinking about visiting Ireland in 2021? In this article, you'll find a comprehensive Ireland travel guide, with everything you need to know before you go. Tips include: how much to budget, advice on safety and when's the best time of year to visit.| Real Word
From hunting for leprechauns to practising archery on a real-life film set, these are our top 7 unique family experiences in Ireland.| Real Word
ANN MASSEY says you can thank the Irish for all your Halloween fun!| Spooky Isles
This year, everything aligned, and my dream autumn forest walk finally came true. This is me trying to commit it to memory.| Pages and Coffee Cups
I recently made my first trip to Ireland and my top take-away: it is one of the drinkiest countries I have ever visited. I mean, I’ve been around the block, but no country has the trifecta of…| What's in that Bottle?
Regardless of how deeply you explore Northern Ireland, my Belfast itinerary will get you situated during your time in the capital.| Leave Your Daily Hell
The Minister for Justice wants to break the EU’s encrypted messaging security. This is the Gist| The Gist
Prior to her time at Lightstone, Gaynor worked at a number of early-stage medical device start-ups, spending more than a decade in pharma.| Silicon Republic
I didn’t visit Dublin solo—but I would in a heartbeat. After spending far more than 4 days in Dublin on two separate trips, I can confidently say it’s one of the safest and easiest cities in Europe to explore on your own as a woman. Between the friendly locals, lively pub culture, and compact city... The post 4 Days in Dublin, Ireland: The Solo Traveler’s Guide appeared first on Madison's Footsteps.| Madison's Footsteps
Treasures of Ancient Ireland Explore Monasterboice and Kells Updated: August 2025 Standing before Ireland’s tallest high cross in the peaceful countryside of County Louth, in […]| XYUandBEYOND
Mayo Ireland’s Secret Spots: Local’s Guide to Hidden Gems Updated: August 2025 As someone who’s called Donegal home for the past decade, I’ve developed a […]| XYUandBEYOND
Join us as we seek out the best castles in Europe for an insight into their heritage and some spectacular views.| Real Word
Around 700 people protested outside Westminster Magistrates’ Court, central London, on Wednesday in solidarity with pro-Palestine Irish rap group Kneecap. Kneecap’s Mo Chara—Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh—was charged with a terror offence for allegedly supporting Lebanese resistance group Hezbollah by waving a flag on stage. Despite their persecution by the British state, Kneecap are determined not...| Socialist Worker
Firefighters and gardaí are both present at the scene near the IFSC.| All: BreakingNews.ie
Two men were treated in hospital for burn injuries following the incident on Monday night.| All: BreakingNews.ie
The operation was set up to target organised crime groups operating across Poland, Spain and Ireland| All: BreakingNews.ie
The group, involving 25 men and one woman, bought the former Ahern’s pub in Kilteely| BreakingNews.ie
After spending a week immersed in the language and the landscape of Glencolmcille, Jessica and I were headed to Miltown Malbay for the annual Willie Clancy music week. I could only get us accommodation from the Monday onwards so we had a weekend in between Donegal and Clare. We decided to spend it in Galway. We hadn’t booked any travel from Glencolmcille to Galway and that worked out fine. We ended up getting a lift from a fellow student (and fellow blogger) heading home to Limerick. Showin...| Adactio: Journal
The sighting was first reported to the National Biodiversity Data Centre by a member of a public. A single Asian hornet has been captured.| Silicon Republic
Plan the perfect Ireland travel itinerary with 7, 10, and 14-day trip ideas covering the entire scenic west coast of Ireland.| OttsWorld
Windows 10 support ends Oct 2025. Discover how remanufactured laptops offer Windows 11 readiness| Circular Computing
In preparation for the 2025 IBMT Annual General Meeting in Belfast, we revisit this article by the late Manus O'Riordan in which he describes how the more than 200 Irish International Brigaders overcame hostility and sectarian divisions at home to create a united fight against fascism… The sheer viciousness of the propaganda and hatred faced […]| International Brigade Memorial Trust
August talk pulls in the crowds at the Shankill Road Library… On 1 August, a 70-strong audience attended the Féile Lecture 2025, organised by the IBMT-affiliated International Brigade Commemoration Committee (IBCC). The speaker this year was renowned historian Dr Brian Hanley, who spoke on the topic 'Blueshirts, and Blackshirts: fascism in Ireland north and south'. […]| International Brigade Memorial Trust
Are you dreaming of an Irish adventure and eager to make sure you experience the very best of Ireland? My personal bucket list for Ireland is here to guide you! If you love ticking things off your bucket list, this list is perfect for your trip to Ireland. Go through it, find the places and […] The post The Ultimate Ireland Bucket List: Top Landmarks and Activities appeared first on The Roads Beyond.| The Roads Beyond
Today's Supplier of the Day is none other than Bespoke Diamonds, a jewellers in Dublin that specialises in creating your dream ring.| One Fab Day
Dublin can be pricey but visiting Dublin on a budget is certainly possible. Here's how to make the most of Dublin on a budget.| Travelling Jezebel
Add in the famous unpredictability of the Irish weather, and the fact that Dublin's nightlife scene was built around the warm gravity of the pub, and you'll| Travelling Jezebel
Looking for luxury cabins in Ireland? Discover our relaxing stay at Ballygarry Estate in Kerry with spa access, a VOYA seaweed bath, and peaceful countryside views.| All About RosaLilla
Wood MacKenzie predicts that Ireland will meet its 8 GW 2030 solar target but wind, heat pumps, and electric vehicles (EVs) are all lagging behind theirs. Ireland's current installed solar capacity is just under 2 GW, but this could be increased thanks to favorable policy, grid investments, and energy storage.| pv magazine International
As Ireland accelerates its drive towards net zero, CIBSE Ireland chair Laura McMahon discusses key priorities, sector challenges, and her vision for a more inclusive and sustainable engineering future| CIBSE Journal
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Irish Around Oz Discounts & Deals We’ve teamed up with some brilliant companies to bring you exclusive offers on things Irish expats actually need. Think money transfers, shipping, travel insurance …| Irish Around Oz
Mortgage broker Karl Deeter has sold Artificial Intelligence Finance to London-listen Software Circle in a deal valued up to €9m.| Silicon Republic
Ready to discover Ireland's wildest, most untamed corner? Donegal's stretch of the Wild Atlantic Way serves up dramatic cliffs, hidden beaches, and adventures that'll make your heart skip a beat.| Brogan Abroad
A delegation from the Academy of Marxism of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences recently visited Ireland as part of a European tour that also took them to Britain and Portugal. In the following article, Gearóid Ó Machail outlines the delegation’s program in Ireland. Gearóid is a member of the National Executive Committee of the … Continue reading Strengthening ties between Irish and Chinese Marxists| Friends of Socialist China
How is Ireland’s housing crisis shaping Irish art today? Sarah Churchill asks contemporary Irish artists Aideen Barry and Spicebag for their thoughts. The post Will Housing Crisis Kill the Irish Art Scene? appeared first on Edinburgh University Press Blog.| Edinburgh University Press Blog
The Downpatrick and County Down Railway has announced that it has completed repairs to the mechanical interlocking at its Bundoran Junction signal cabin, which sustained damage in the serious flooding two years ago in 2023.| RailAdvent
Here's what you must see in Dublin in one day, including the best places to get a beer in Temple bar and where to get proper Irish grub.| Travelling Jezebel
From rustic farmhouses to world-renowned institutions, these artists across the island will introduce you to Irish cooking. The post A Real Taste of Ireland with Local Cookery School Experiences appeared first on Book Cottages.| Book Cottages
“IT will account for anywhere between 2% and 8% of CO2 emissions. In some exaggerated areas, I’ve even seen it suggested it could peak into 20% by 2030… and the airline industry only accounts for 2%. That gives you an idea of the gravity that IT has around the CO2 generation.” Mat Jordan, CEO, Procurri, … NetZero: Why Sustainable Laptops Hold the Key to Success Read More » The post NetZero: Why Sustainable Laptops Hold the Key to Success appeared first on Circular C...| Circular Computing
Travel Distilled tells the story of Powers Irish Whiskey from its origins in 18th-century Ireland to the rise of Powers Gold Label and other Powers whiskeys. The post The Story of Powers Irish Whiskey first appeared on Travel Distilled.| Travel Distilled
After more than 10 years in the global sports sphere, Johnny Sexton is hanging up his boots and has opened up in a statement on Instagram about..| EVOKE
Tired of fighting the summer crowds in Europe? Why not book one of these underrated gems on your next Europe summer vacation?| Kids Are A Trip
As former Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt retired from the All Blacks coaching squad, here is everything we know about his family.| EVOKE
There once was a man named John the Magnificent. At least, that’s that he called himself. He lived near our home in Ireland a long time ago. I only know about him because of the effort he put in to…| sethlewis.ie
So, you’re thinking about swapping Tayto crisps and rainy days for barbies, beaches, and deadly wildlife? Good choice. I made the move myself, and let me tell you — it's one hell of a ride.| Irish Around Oz
More than 30 organisations call on the Seanad to take action over anti-SLAPP measures, calling it a missed opportunity to protect freedom of expression| Index on Censorship
Welcome to “Daycation Dublin”, 1 Day In Dublin – your guide to experiencing the charm, culture and cuisine of Ireland’s vibrant capital city in just one day! Join us on a whirlwind journey through Dublin’s iconic landmarks, hidden gems and culinary delights, perfect for those seeking to make the most out of a short stay […] The post Daycation Dublin: Itinerary 1 Day In Dublin appeared first on Journey of a Nomadic Family.| Journey of a Nomadic Family
The boy – who was known as Robbie – had been brought to the hospital for specialist care after originally receiving treatment at University Hospital Limerick where he had been rushed by ambulance.| BreakingNews.ie
Discover how schools can adopt circular economy principles, reduce waste, embrace sustainable practices, and integrate Circular Computing refurbished laptops in line with the DfE’s climate strategy.| Circular Computing
Parke's Castle Set on the shores of Lough Gill, Parke's Castle is one of the most beautifully situated castles in Ireland. The name Parke's Castle derives from the English planter Captain Robert Parke, who established a fortified manor house during his time here between 1628–1671. But the site of Parke's [...] The post Parke’s Castle appeared first on Tuatha.| Tuatha
A TELEPHONE shrills in the Brewery Fire Brigade night quarters at 84 James's Street.| IrishBeerHistory
For as long as I can remember, I’ve always loved written fiction. First came those skinny hardcover books such as The Little Red Hen, Rapunzel, and Pu| beerfoodtravel.blogspot.com
The reassurance statements given by the Government for years over the plans to pay for the building of a National Maternity Hospital, and then gift it to the nuns are wearing thin. This is the Gist.| The Gist
Van Diemen’s Land was the original name for the island of Tasmania, located 400 miles south of Melbourne, and notorious during the 1800s for its British-administered penal colonies. A significant […]| Roger Baylor
What are the 10 most peaceful countries in 2025, and why do these countries lead the way? Insights from the Global Peace Index 2025.| Vision of Humanity
**½/****starring Nicolas Cage, Julian McMahon, Nic Cassim, Miranda Tapsellwritten by Thomas Martindirected by Lorcan Finnegan by Walter Chaw A time or two during Lorcan Finnegan’s The Surfer, I wondered if it wasn’t at least a spiritual cousin to Frank Perry’s The Swimmer, seeing as how both films offer an overarching metaphor of going home while examining an aimless, tortured masculinity on the existential skids. Indeed, there’s a literary quality to The Surfer that smells like the ...| FILM FREAK CENTRAL
From €150 Donor to Endurance-Style 90s Restomod... Jonny Kerins (@jfk_bikes) of Ireland's County Meath builds and restores bikes out of an old milking parlor on his 1950s farm. His love for sport bikes goes back to boyhood, when Santa gifted him a book about superbikes with a first-gen F| BikeBound
This traditional British Seed Cake recipe featurres caraway seeds, lemon and vanilla for a unique and delicious flavor combo!| The Daring Gourmet
Radius Group proudly supports the 400-Mile Charity Cycle Challenge as Gold Sponsors, helping raise funds for a meaningful cause.| Radius Group | Lifting Specialists
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The origins of this family are obscure, but they seem not to be related to the Bernards of Castle Bernard (Co. Cork); certainly not closely. They were evidently settled in Co. Carlow by the early 17th century, and there are references in deeds and other documents to members of the family living in or around the town of Carlow (then known as Catherlough) from 1619 onwards at properties including Straw Hill, Clonmulsh (spelled in a bewildering variety of ways) and Oldtown. It seems, however, ...| Landed families of Britain and Ireland
Learn how remanufactured laptops and sustainable practices can help the public sector achieve net-zero goals. Explore practical insights for a greener future.| Circular Computing
This guide covers the best things to do in Connemara, including Connemara National Park, Kylemore Abbey, and Clifden.| acouplescalling
I’m delighted to announce after seven years of research and writing FILTHY QUEENS: A HISTORY OF BEER IN IRELAND is here! Published with Nine Bean Rows, it is available for preorder now on my publisher’s website and at all good bookshops. About the book: In Filthy Queens, we look at the history of beer alongside […]| braciatrix
Discover the best fall travel spots in Europe with seasonal highlights, ideal months to visit, travel & packing tips + top autumn destinations across Europe.| The Gap Decaders
McCourt, Malachy "A Monk Swimming" - 1998 The name McCourt is well known in reading circles, almost everyone knows Frank McCourt and his st...| momobookblog.blogspot.com
Dear March—Come in By Emily Dickinson “Dear March—Come in— How glad I am— I hoped for you before— Put down your Hat— You must have walked— How out of Breath you are— Dear March, how are you, and the Rest— Did you leave Nature well— Oh March, Come right upstairs with me— I have so […] The post MARCH appeared first on Livology.| Livology
Discover how the Choctaw Nation despite their own Trail of Tears donated to Irish Famine relief forging an enduring bond between two peoples forever| XYUandBEYOND
Irish music is famed all over the world and we're diving into the history of traditional Irish music to find out what makes it so unique.| Real Word
From regal castles to Neolithic tombs and Viking towns, here are 12 remarkable historical sites you have to visit in Ireland’s Ancient East.| Real Word
The Rachel Incident by Caroline O’Donoghue| Clothes In Books
Ireland is one of the finest destinations for Irish Pike, Salmon or wild Brown Trout with a huge network of rivers and loughs.| Loyd & Townsend Rose
His thought and his life stand as compelling exemplars of a figure he would rightly praise: “the Socialist, enthusiastic in the cause of human freedom”.| New International
The surge in laptop and PC purchases during the early days of COVID-19 is culminating in a new wave of upgrades required for ageing devices. Laptops purchased back in 2020 are now nearing the end of their typical three-to-five-year lifecycle, with users seeking newer devices that meet the demands of today, such as AI and … The IT Buying Surge of 2025: An Opportunity to Rethink Sustainability in the Tech Industry Read More » The post The IT Buying Surge of 2025: An Opportunity to Reth...| Circular Computing
Post written by student Luka. We have finally started our journey to Ireland, the land of green hills and guinness. Today marks the end of our first week here in this beautiful country and we’ve experienced so much I already feel like I’ve been here for a month. Leaving America is always a bittersweet feeling […] The post Adventure & Leadership Spring ’23 Week 1 appeared first on Irish Gap Year.| Irish Gap Year
Post written by student Emma. Lately we have been living the life in beautiful Bundoran, in our lovely Portbeg homes. Today we even got a visit from from the best Easter Bunny ever! As we are writing this, it is Easter Sunday. Some of our group members are off to a nice dinner, while others […] The post Barefoot at Castle Park appeared first on Irish Gap Year.| Irish Gap Year
Post written by student Addie. Hi everyone! We are working on portraits with Michael currently, and he is a wonderful teacher. He really shows you how to look at objects and people as information, and always encourages you to be bold with the charcoal. Working with Ken is always super hands on and expressive, and […] The post Arts & Culture Fall 21 Week 6 appeared first on Irish Gap Year.| Irish Gap Year
Post written by student Addie. Hi everybody! This week we headed on a trip to Moville in North Donegal, and Derry in Northern Ireland. We stayed in the cutest little hostel, like straight out of a fairytale. We were led on a walking tour of Derry’s street art and were also given the history of […] The post Arts & Culture Fall 21 Week 4 appeared first on Irish Gap Year.| Irish Gap Year