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Mexican author Valeria Luiselli has won the 2021 Dublin Literary Award for Lost Children Archive. The novel, the first the author has written in English, follows an artist couple on a road trip from New York to Arizona with their two children in the heat of summer. As their parents’ relationship frays, the children try to make sense of both their family’s crisis and the larger one engulfing the news: the stories of thousands of children trying to cross the border into the US but getting detained or lost in the desert along the way. The winner was announced today online by Dublinâ...

The Lord Mayor of Dublin Hazel Chu is celebrating National Volunteering Week this year by having tea on the forecourt of the Mansion House with volunteers from all over the City. Every day this week the Lord Mayor has been entertaining guests, socially distanced, outside the house, as a way of saying thank you for all the volunteers’ hard work. The Mansion House has been closed during Level 5 restrictions, but as soon as restrictions were eased the Lord Mayor extended an invitation to Dublin City Volunteer Centre’s volunteers to come and visit her. The Lord Mayor says: “ I want to highl...

As a key event in National Biodiversity Week, Dublin City Council is launching the Draft Dublin City Biodiversity Action Plan (2021-2025) for public consultation.

The Lord Mayor of Dublin Hazel Chu today welcomed people back to Dublin City at the launch of the Dublin City Council “We’ve Missed You Too” campaign. “I am delighted to welcome people back into Dublin City as the retail stores open their doors today. It is another milestone to celebrate following on from the opening last week of galleries, museums, cultu ral attractions and libraries, all giving people reasons to return to the city centre and begin to enjoy the things that are unique about our vibrant and special city”, said Lord Mayor Hazel Chu. “Dublin City Council has been wor...

FG candidate in Dublin Bay South James Geoghegan says housing is ‘crisis of the next decade’