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Coast Guard rescues dog after 30m cliff fall Updated / Saturday, 27 Feb 2021 08:09 A rescue climber was lowered off the cliff to bring the dog back to safety The Irish Coast Guard has rescued a dog which fell more than 30m (100ft) off a steep cliff in Dublin earlier today. Emergency services were alerted to the incident at Howth Head, after a member of the public was reported as trying to access the location near Casana Rock. The dog, named 'Jacko', had been distracted by wildlife on the cliff path while out walking with its owners, before falling over 30m down a steep cliff to the rocks be...

The warnings are in place for Wicklow, Wexford and Waterford from 11pm.

Dublin Bay Boating News and Information SUP Surfing at the Shelley Banks on Dublin Bay 1st February 2021 A SUP at the Shelley Banks on Dublin Bay Credit: Colm Boland Saturday's strong northeasterly winds that kicked up such a storm in the south of Dublin Bay (as our photos of the Dun Laoghaire baths site showed) also presented some ideal surf conditions for Stand Up Paddleboarders (SUPs) in the north-west of the Bay at the Shelley Banks at the Irishtown nature reserve. Afloat reader Colm Boland sent us the images of a paddleboarder enjoying the wind and the waves in the capital's waters at...

Met Eireann issues fresh weather warning as brutal Gale force winds and rain set to batter Ireland These are the third and fourth weather warnings in just two days as the country suffers seriously unsettled conditions The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the latest showbiz news and gossip every day by signing up to our FREE newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services w...

120 Shares An exciting new development for Ireland. Since the Central Bank closed its doors in 2017 there has been a lot of interest in what will happen next to the building. Advertisement The Central Bank has since been acquired by Hines in partnership with the Peterson Group in Hong Kong, which plan to develop it into Central Plaza. The redevelopment is set to include retail, offices, new rooftop bar and restaurant but on top of that it is also set to be the headquarters for Pokémon in Ireland. Plans for Central Plaza Dublin via Hines.com Pokémon was recently listed as one of the buildin...