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‘We all read like hell!’ How Ireland became the world’s literary powerhouse

The small island has produced Nobel laureates and Booker winners and hosts a booming writing and publishing scene. What’s the secret to its success?

The Guardian - UK

"He'd cook you a breakfast like your mother, then go out trawling through the markets buying second-hand clothes": A tribute to Phil Lynott, by the guitarists who played alongside him

Phil Lynott's bandmates share their memories of their late, lamented, but inimitable frontman Philip Lynott

Louder

Former NFL player accused of urinating on passenger during Boston to Dublin flight

A former NFL player accused of drunkenly hitting one man and urinating on another during a flight from Boston to Dublin has been arrested and charged with disorderly conduct

The Independent UK

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Israel perpetrating war crimes in plain sight in Gaza, says ex-UK diplomat

Mark Smith, who quit Dublin embassy role, says he raised his concerns over weapons sales with foreign secretary

The Guardian - UK

New flights on popular Aberdeen-Dublin route announced

AN airline has expanded the passenger capacity on its Aberdeen-Dublin route ...

The National (Scotland)

Dublin to be home to Ireland's new national cricket stadium

The Irish government has announced plans to construct a national cricket stadium at the national sports campus located in Blanchardstown, close to Dublin. The stadium will be utilized to host matches during the 2030 Twenty20 World Cup, which Ireland will co-host alongside England and Scotland.

The Times of India

X Ordered To Pay $600,000 For Unfair Dismissal Of Employee Who Didn't Reply To Musk's 'Hardcore' Email

Gary Rooney used to work at the European headquarters of X in Dublin as a director of "source-to-pay," which was a procurement role.

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“She Watched Closely”: Moms Unite To Teach Orangutan How To Feed Her Baby At Dublin Zoo

"It's disappointing it didn't work" The post “She Watched Closely”: Moms Unite To Teach Orangutan How To Feed Her Baby At Dublin Zoo first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Breastfeeding women try to show orangutan how to care for baby at Dublin zoo

Thirty mothers take turns with their babies in front of Mujur, 19, to try to encourage her to bond with newborn

The Guardian - UK

BTCC Knockhill: Turkington claims second successive pole

Colin Turkington claimed his second successive British Touring Car Championship qualifying pole position for the seventh round of the series at Knockhill.The four-time champion faced a stern challenge from an unlikely opponent in the form of Aron Taylor-Smith, but the Power Maxed Racing Vauxhall Astra pilot could not quite dislodge…

Autosport

Ravelling by Estelle Birdy review – a gutsy coming-of-age debut

This is a beautifully observed portrait of five young men growing up on the edge of Dublin’s underworld

The Guardian - UK

“Conventional ideas about love and romance are blurred, twisted and contorted here.” Fontaines D.C. explore love in all its beautiful, messy, euphoric and melancholic confusion on Romance

Dublin's finest band move away from post-punk and step into the big league on album number four, Romance

Louder

‘The new face of Irish athletics’: Sprinter Rhasidat Adeleke goes for gold at Paris Olympics

Sprinter Rhasidat Adeleke will represent Ireland at the Paris Olympics in the 400m athletics events from August 5. The national athletics record holder has suffered a torrent of racial abuse online. But this has not discouraged her from aiming to become the first Irish woman athlete to secure a gold…

France 24

Driver Arrested After Crashing Van Into Dublin Government Buildings

Driver arrested in Dublin after crashing van into government buildings, causing significant damage. Investigation ongoing.

Top News

Taylor Swift's 'Eras Tour' Takes Dublin By Storm

Experience the magic of Taylor Swift's 'Eras Tour' in Dublin as fans celebrate her music and personal connection on a global scale.

The Independent UK

My encounter with Edna O’Brien, the great literary crusader and giant of Irish literature

The death of Edna O’Brien at the age of 93 brings an end to the long reign of one of Ireland’s greatest writers, who attracted both controversy and adulation throughout her trailblazing career. Lynn Enright remembers the profound personal impact of her debut novel ‘The Country Girls’ – banned in…

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The Independent UK

Museum pulls wax figure of Sinead O'Connor after complaints it does not compare to the real thing

A Dublin museum has pulled a wax figure of Sinéad O’Connor from its collection after fans and family members complained that it did not compare to how the late singer looked

Louder

“There are choruses Kurt Cobain would have been proud to write, vocal harmonies that could be Teenage Fanclub at their most sublime.” Dublin's next break-out band, Thumper, preview their killer new album at thrilling London show

Dublin psych-pop crew warm up for Latitude festival with joyous set at The George Tavern in East London

Evening Standard

'We have to do better': Dublin wax museum pulls Sinead O’Connor figure

Many reacted with shock when the waxwork model was unveiled this week

Evening Standard

Ryanair Italy to Ireland flight makes emergency landing 200km away from destination after engine failure

Flight to Ireland West Knock forced to touch down in Dublin

The Guardian - UK

Former factory in Dublin intended to house asylum seekers is set on fire

Ex-Crown Paints building in Coolock had been the scene of a large protest

The Independent UK

Starmer puts UK front and centre of Europe at summit to re-establish ‘closer relationship’

PM at centre of leaders’ group photo underscores new mood of cooperation between Britain and Europe

The Guardian - UK

Asylum seekers in Dublin reportedly attacked by people with knives

Fifteen people forced to flee hours after erecting makeshift camp as tents reportedly slashed and thrown in river

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