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We will continue to stake our claim as people and as a community deserving of a fully realised future without fear, and to live authentic, joyful lives

Where to drink coffee in Dublin, Ireland.

My favourite Pride memory was speaking in Smithfield Square. It was my first Pride as Taoiseach and the only time I spoke at it. It wasn’t long after the marriage equality referendum and it was a really hopeful time for me.

After almost 120 years the Irish News has moved from its iconic Donegall Street offices to new state-of-the-art premises at the Fountain Centre in central Belfast

A proposal to develop hotels around the Cobblestone pub in Dublin has sparked hundreds to protest through Dublin city centre this weekend.

A community volunteer who took part in a revenge attack on a man who previously assaulted him, leaving the victim with a bleed to the brain, has been given a suspended sentence.

A community volunteer who took part in a revenge attack on a man who previously assaulted him, leaving the victim with a bleed to the brain, has been given a suspended sentence.

Social housing tenants who were forced out of their flats by sewage-contaminated water fear floods could strike again as a sewer continues to…

Dublin City Council has announced that the ‘Dublin Winter Lights’ were officially switched on last night and will remain lit up from now until January 1st.

Sixteen locations around the capital have been lit up with colourful projections and lighting displays,