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Edward 'Ned' Daly was commandant of Dublin's 1st battalion during the Easter Rising. He was the youngest man to hold that rank, and the youngest executed in the aftermath.

The tomb is one of the largest dolmens in Ireland and has a capstone weighing 75 tons.

With strong easterlies sweeping the East Pier, Howth 17 Class Captain Dave O'Shea has postponed this evening's 125th Anniversary race until ea...

A train station in north Dublin has been called a “filthy cage”, amid calls to address the temporary access which has now been in place for 13 years.

Phoenix is now unique, being still in full commission and prepared for her Sesquicentennial by David Lefroy and the family team

A number of gigs are set to take place in Malahide from 14 to 30 June.

Residents have objected to a liquor licence to serve alcoholic drinks at next month's rock concerts at Malahide Castle in north Co Dublin with one saying: “I feel now I am living in a beer garden.”

The dark blue Irish Sea, streaked with light on the cresting waves, moves far below my winding cliff path. Listen, I get that people love the ocean. Of course, it’s not the Des Moines River or even the Raccoon, but the ocean does aggressively measure the smallness of your life. And not favorably. So

Anantara Hotels, Resorts & Spas announced the launch of its first property in Ireland, Anantara The Marker Dublin Hotel. Located in one of the most

Residents have objected to a liquor licence to serve alcohol at next month's rock concerts at Malahide Castle.