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The units are across three developments in Swords and Donabate…

The units are across three developments in Swords and Donabate

Plane Talk: Singapore’s free city tour for passengers in transit is back

Two months ago at her new base in West London, Irish singer Pastiche went through a brief period of writer’s block. She remembers being in a fog and thinking: ‘It’s over for me. This is the end.’

Week beginning Saturday, April 1st, 2023

John Wilson: The combination of protein and fat in lamb works really well with the tannins in a red wine

Ardfield, 647A Howth Road, Blackbanks, Raheny, Dublin 5

Galwegians 12 Belfast Harlequins 31 A week of rain gave way to some early spring sunshine last Saturday at Crowley Park, but it shone mainly for the visitors as this defeat for Galwegians coupled with Enniscorthy’s win at home to Malahide, saw the Blues fall to the foot of the table. Galwegians got the afternoon’s […]

Ethereal abstraction, subtle nuances of colour and fresh perspectives will be on display at Gormleys, Dublin, this month, as a group exhibition of four of Ireland’s most exciting abstract female artists goes on view. Jane Rainey, Lola Donoghue, Megan Burns and Beatriz Elorza have been drawn together by their interest in non-representational art and a preference for working in oils, and this showcase is as much a celebration of the genre as it is an opportunity to discover a new generation ...

North Dublin parents have been “driven demented” trying to find primary school places for their children, according to a Fianna Fail TD.