Saturday 27 February, 2021
Diageo last week announced a €14 million fund to support pubs recovering from the impact of the Covid-19 lockdown.
Paul Heaney handed himself in to gardaí following the incident.
Last year the council stopped issuing carriage licences due to legal ambiguity – drivers have warned this lack of regulation will cause serious issues.
The building will contain apartments, shops, restaurants, medical facilities, co-working spaces and a creche.
Ireland has plenty to offer visitors at home and abroad – but there’s just no pleasing some people.
More than 1.7 million people paid a visit last year.
Ireland’s most-attended tourist attraction is getting a €16 million overhaul.
He’s cooking up something special that’s “coming soon”. HMM.
It was a record year for the tourist attraction as more than half of its visitors came from the UK and US.
The Open Gate Brewery is open for business.
The Open Gate Brewery is open for business.
And it beat out some ridiculous competition.
And it beat out some ridiculous competition.
No surprises what comes out on top again…
Her dancers had a ball anyway.
One of the finest we’ve seen. Congrats, Ush.
The new Google Business View tool allows users to take a virtual, interactive tour of the attraction.
500,000? 1 million? 1.5 million?
Watch them illustrate Dublin Port, Old Dublin and Grand Canal Dock here.
Dublin Zoo? Book of Kells? Tayto Park? Here’s the places that took the top spots on this year’s list compiled by Fáilte Ireland.
Far and away (geddit?!) the best 24 hours you can have in Ireland…
Guinness and cheddar dip anyone? Guinness farts?
Sick of the sight of hotel function rooms? Here are a few alternative wedding venues for your special day.
The Guinness Storehouse will welcome the crew of the US talk show with a pint and some beef stew.
The British monarch’s trip today includes a sniff of Guinness, a State dinner, the Islandbridge war memorial and a poignant visit to Croke Park.
Queen Elizabeth II made it to Croke Park in one of the most heavily symbolic days of her Irish trip, as noted by Twitter.
One really has a goo on one, doesn’t one, Prince Philip?
Britain’s Queen Elizabeth will visit the Guinness Storehouse, the Irish War Memorial Garden at Islandbridge, Croke Park, and attend a banquet in Dublin Castle later today – where she will be joined by David Cameron.
The Queen will tomorrow tour the Guinness Storehouse, Islandbridge and Croke Park. Here’s where traffic will be hit.
A suspicious device was found at one of Dublin’s premier tourist attractions this afternoon – but was declared a false alarm by the Army Bomb Disposal Unit.
Our usual wrap-up of the day’s news, and some bits you may have missed from the last 24 hours.
The British Embassy and Áras an Úachtaráin confirm a programme of events including visits to Croke Park and the Guinness Storehouse, as well as stops in Cashel and Cork.
