Whats on in Dublin Local News
Drake Fans Launch $DRAKESUIT Memecoin on Pump.fun to Support Legal Battle
Drake Fans Launch $DRAKESUIT Memecoin on Pump.fun to Support Legal Battle In a surprising turn of events, Drake fans and stans have launched a new memecoin called $DRAKESUIT on the…
Halloumi’s 31 days of Halloween Costumes
Myself and my Samoyed Halloumi are taking part in the 31 days of Halloween this year! We have done a series of mini photoshoots with various spooky and funny Halloween…
Changing the Game: piing Revolutionises Local Business Connections in Dublin
Groundbreaking startup piing.chat has emerged as the go-to platform for transforming how communities interact with local businesses, particularly in Construction, Real Estate, and Equipment Hire. This innovative service allows users…
Elite Dublin Dancers Selected for Irish National Youth Ballet’s Coppélia
Dublin’s most talented dancers have earned their place among the elite cast of the Irish National Youth Ballet’s spring production of Coppélia. A total of 23 exceptional dancers from Dublin…
Sustainable Christmas Fair at the Rediscovery Centre
Get in the Christmas spirit with the Rediscovery Centre’s Sustainable Christmas Fair! Join us on the 2nd of December to explore stalls of local artisans showcasing their beautiful handmade products,…
Dublin tour among November’s Top 10 global trends, revealed by Freetour.com
Freetour.com, a renowned platform for booking free and budget-friendly tours, has unveiled its November list of the top 10 trending free tours, based on a combination of historical data and…
Shine In Yoga studio
A new yoga studio, ‘Shine In’ has opened at St Olave’s, Kinsealy, with free parking available…
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Dodder Action say plastic pollution getting worse in Dublin
Plastic pollution in Dublin has got worse over the last 12 months, according to Kevin Dennehy…
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Breaking News Dublin
- Public service industrial action could be under way by month’s end, says Fórsa trade union
by BreakingNews.ie on September 1, 2026 at 4:57 pmPublic service industrial action could be under way by the end of the month over the absence of a new pay deal, the general secretary of Fórsa, the State’s largest public sector union, has said
- Body found in search for missing fisherman (50s) in West Cork
by BreakingNews.ie on September 1, 2026 at 1:06 pmIt is believed the man in his 50s went pollock fishing from Castletownbere last night.
- Arrest warrant issued for Moroccan man who arrived under name ‘unknown unknown’
by BreakingNews.ie on September 1, 2026 at 12:55 pmThe 50-year-old, who had no identity documents, was brought to Dublin District Court under the name Unknown Unknown with a specific date of birth, on August 8th last.
The Sun – Dublin
- ‘My heart is broken’ – Michael Flatley announces death of wife Niamh, 52, as star pays tribute to ‘most loving mother’
by Felix Naylor Marlow, Keith Faulkner on October 5, 2026 at 8:32 pmLORD Of The Dance star Michael Flatley has been left heartbroken following the death of his wife Niamh at the age of 52. Niamh passed peacefully at the Beacon Hospital in Dublin “following a period of illness”, a representative said. Sharing the tragic news on social media, Flatley, 68, said: “My heart is broken. I...
- Chilling new ‘nothing stopping him’ fears emerge over Irish gym perv as imminent release date revealed after sick crimes
by Stephen Breen on October 5, 2026 at 7:02 pmA PREDATOR who targeted a woman who came to his gym for help - and took secret recordings of 35 women - will soon be free to prowl Ireland's fitness scene again. Pervert Shane Flynn, 36, will walk free from Dublin’s Arbour Hill prison next week after completing the 28-month prison sentence he received in...
- New €100 voucher for Irish teens, 16, as Harris gives ‘not dead in water’ last-minute Budget 2027 update after cash row
by Ríona Maguire on October 5, 2026 at 5:54 pmSIMON Harris has insisted a €100 voucher for teenagers to spend on arts and culture is "not dead in the water" just hours before Budget 2027. There has been confusion on whether the culture card would be included in tomorrow's cash plan after Public Expenditure Minister Jack Chambers told Arts Minister Patrick O'Donovan that he...
