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In recent weeks there was major controversy over the use of live animals like goats and sheep for the crib, and the crib has now been moved to Stephen's Green

A live crib is usually held outside the Mansion House but Green Lord Mayor Caroline Conroy objected on animal welfare grounds

Exclusive: OPW Minister Patrick O’Donovan announced on Tuesday that he has brought together the IFA and OPW to put on a rival live crib, which will have real farm animals, against that of the Mansion House's Nativity scene

The festive favourite was originally axed from its former home at the Mansion House, and will now appear just a few hundred metres up the road

Lord Mayor Caroline Conroy was the subject of a major controversy when she announced the live-animal element of the crib would not go ahead outside the Mansion House

People who were left unable to get tickets now have a second chance on December 2

EXCLUSIVE: "Dublin Castle responded that they were full with stalls, and I asked 'how can you be full when you literally only launched the event'?"

The figures were revealed in parliamentary question responses to Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín

Phoenix Park Biodiversity Festival & Honey Show promises family friendly fun

A sample of complaints from three National Historic Properties reveals how one teacher wrote after her class visited Kilkenny Castle

A no fly zone for Skellig Michael is being considered to safeguard the famous island’s future. The Office of Public Works (OPW) is concerned amid rising reports of drones being flown over the monastic site which features in the Star Wars franchise.