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Mary Lou McDonald said she first met Jonathan Dowdall and his wife Patricia — who was a civil servant in the Department of Social Protection — at an event ahead of the 2011 general election.

Gerry ‘the Monk’ Hutch is photographed celebrating a landmark birthday in a Dublin hotel with a special gangster-themed party.

Sure they all think you’re on the run. Mrs Henderson thinks it, Tommy Owens thinks it, Mrs an’ Mr Grigson think it, an’ Minnie Powell thinks it too.

Sure they all think you’re on the run. Mrs Henderson thinks it, Tommy Owens thinks it, Mrs an’ Mr Grigson think it, an’ Minnie Powell thinks it too.

Dublin’s O’Connell Street wears its past clearly. On John Henry Foley’s statue at the top of the street, in the chest of Daniel O’Connell and in the arm of the figure below him, the Maid of Erin, bullet damage is visible. Both sides of this street witnessed dramatic days, from the Easter Rising to the intense battle for Dublin that began the Civil War. It seems likely O’Connell took a few bullets on both occasions.

A CELEBRATED Limerick poet has been remembered by her daughter as “friendly, kind and flamboyant”. There is sadness across Limerick’s poetic c...

To mark what would have been his 71st birthday, we're looking back at one of Gary Moore's classic interviews from the Hot Press archives – originally publi...

Travel Extra Editor-in-Chief Kevin Flanagan attended the Irish Travel Trade Show in Dublin yesterday and got chatting to Pat Dawson, CEO of the Irish Travel Agents Association It was an emotional occasion yesterday in Dublin, seeing Pat Dawson take his final bow. The Irish Travel Agents Association (ITAA) CEO recently announced his retirement from the

The Gresham Hotel in Dublin welcomed guests to a special event hosted by the Asturias Tourism Board and the Spanish Tourism Office, reports Clodagh Dooley Last Thursday 23rd March, those in the travel industry had the opportunity to discover different aspects of this Spanish region of Asturias. The evening started with words from Mr Rubén

The owners of the O’Connell Street hotel want to convert the “significantly underutilised” large rooms into 25 new rooms