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Minister Martin announces arrangements for the National Famine Commemoration 2021 on Sunday 16 May   Catherine Martin TD, Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media and Chair of the National Famine Commemoration Committee has today announced arrangements for this year's National Famine Commemoration. The ceremony, which will be led by President Michael D. Higgins, will take place in Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin at 12pm on Sunday 16 May and will include military honours and a wreath laying ceremony in remembrance of all those who suffered or perished during ...

Share this article Dublin City Council and Google will measure the air quality over the next couple of months. A specially-designed Street View car will be roaming around the capital for the next year, measuring the amount of nitrogen dioxide, carbon dioxide and monoxide as well particles in the air. The local authority hopes the initiative helps to encourage more people to join the conversation around air quality. Lord Mayor of Dublin Hazel Chu says she is looking forward to learning more about the city: "Dublin City Council is dedicated to fulfilling its commitment to the UN Breathe Life Ca...

Tonight's TV includes Ardal O'Hanlon exploring colourful vocabulary in Holy F***, rompy period drama The Pursuit of Love, Kate Garraway, Alex Higgins and Snowfall . . .

Thinkhouse Clubbing Documentary to Feature at V&A Dundee Exhibition May 7, 2021 ‘Clubbing is Culture,’ a mini-documentary that was created by Thinkouse in collaboration with No More Hotels (featuring projection visuals from Algorithm), has been selected to feature in ‘Night Fever: Designing Club Culture,’ a new exhibition at the prestigious V&A Dundee, Scotland’s iconic international design museum. The documentary features the voices of five prominent cultural commentators discussing the importance of Irish club culture, and as part of this exhibition a special Director’s Cut wil...

Share this article Former Fine Gael TD Kate O'Connell has said she will not be contesting the by-election in Dublin Bay South. The pharmacist has claimed she is not the desired candidate of party HQ and it's become clear she wouldn't win a selection convention. Ms O'Connell said her relationship with Leo Varadkar never recovered after she backed Simon Coveney in the last Fine Gael leadership contest. The former TD has said in an interview with RTE that she will not contest the by-election in her constituency as an independent and will remain a party member. Fine Gael Councillor James Geogheg...