A new initiative that will see Dublin become the first autism-friendly capital city in the world was announced by The Lord Mayor of Dublin Daithí de Róiste at the launch
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Dublin City Centre is to host two special nighttime celebrations in November to recognise consistent excellence across its evening and nighttime economy.
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Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown (dlr) County Council is to host the dlr Festival of Inclusion every autumn. ‘Belonging | Muintearas’ is the overall festival theme this year with activities and events taking
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The annual Harvest Festival in Waterford is back for the 14th year and announcing details of the festival programme with a focus on food sustainability and a celebration of the
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The oldest urban domestic building in Ireland is now home to the Irish wake museum which traces the customs, traditions and superstitions associated with death from the earliest times to
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Liam Lynch was one of the most important figures of the Irish revolutionary period from 1916-23 but despite this, many people don’t know of his fascinating man. Irish historian Gerard
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Hugh Lane Gallery is presenting a survey exhibition by Richard Gorman in collaboration with the Contemporary Art Museum of Villa Croce, and Oriental Art Museum E. Chiossone, Genoa, Italy. The
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Mount Congreve Gardens in County Waterford is reopened to the public following a €7 million re-development. It is also the first time that part of the historic Mount Congreve House
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During St. Patrick’s Day Kilkenny, the city and county will come alive with pageantry, craic and music. Centred around the parade but stretching into nearly a weeklong event visitors can
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A very special and unique event is set to take place at the oldest intact operating lighthouse, Hook Lighthouse, in the world this New Year’s Day. At 1.00 pm, an
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