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“I want to hug Emily again, love her, fix her,” Emily Hand’s father Thomas told reporters in Dublin.

Having started out playing a twee take on Irish music on a cruise ship, Flynn is determined to fight stereotypes with music that confronts the truth of the capitalist forces ravaging his home city

Jozef Puska was convicted of the murder of the school teacher following a trial at the Central Criminal Court in Dublin.

Dubliner Thomas Hand called for ‘some humane feelings of any kind’ for Hamas captors to release kidnapped children.

Micheal Martin’s comments come as Sinn Fein say ambassador Dana Erlich’s position in Dublin has become untenable.

Though it's likely they'll never completely escape the shadow of U2, the Dublin band are forging their own legacy

Visitors to the Friends’ Experience in Dublin said that his character ‘would live forever.

Nienaber guided South Africa to back-to-back World Cup triumphs and is now bound for a role with Leinster in Dublin

Every year Ken Carraher takes weeks of annual leave to transform his home into a terrifying Halloween haunt.

That Halloween is a commercial event is a platitude akin to saying that the sky is blue, or that chocolates are widely eaten on Valentines Day. Mention October 31st and the mind instantly fills with images of trick-or-treating and the inevitable paraphernalia of pumpkins, polyester cobwebs, and witch hats. Despite…

CRH CEO Albert Manifold on the drive to onshore the Dublin-based business.