Last year's Dublin v Donegal semi-final produced just 14 points in an unusual pattern. It was the first time since 1956 (Galway 0-8 Tyrone 0-6) that eight points won a semi-final. However, that's ...

Visceral antipathy to Dublin's architectural legacy was summed up by a Government minister's reaction to the demolition – by the Office of Public Works (OPW) – of two grand early 18th century ...

A COUPLE who are renovating their 1950s Dublin home have given great advice to those looking to do the same. Niamh Lawlor and her partner Daithi bought their Santry home in 2020 after “what f… ...

Books news and features with Mariella Frostrup. John Banville takes Mariella on a tour of the foggy streets, smoke-filled bars and genteel hotel tea rooms of 1950s Dublin. Show more In a Literary ...

Dublin docklands in the 1950s Dublin docklands in the 1950s Former dock workers Paddy Nevins and John 'Miley' Walsh reminisce over a pint Dublin docklands in the 1950s Amy Donohoe Mon 25 Dec 2023 ...

Actor Owen Roe, Mariella Frostrup, John Banville and John Brannigan from University College Dublin in McDaids Bar, Dublin Haunt in the 1950s of writers such as J P Donleavy, Brendan Behan and ...

Part of the collection also features over 60 never seen before photographs from Dublin theatreland in the 1940s and 1950s of such figures as Anew McMaster, Pauline Delaney and Milo O'Shea, as well ...

Extending from the darker side of 1950s Dublin, courtesy of Benjamin Black, right through to a Cambridge rival to Inspector Morse, it also takes in a couple of slices of Nordic noir along the way.

In the 1950s, ladies from the big Georgian houses visited Dublin once or twice a year to dine out, go to the theatre and shop for all their requirements for the season and the coming year.

Old Dublin meets new Irish trad vibes in homage to the fair city (VIDEO) With footage from the 1950s to present day Jiggy pay tribute to Dublin’s “grit and character.” ...