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We just avoided the grass.
King of Soles is the brainchild of Glenn Heaslip.
A councillor is proposing a paid sex break for workers to spend with their partners.
Dublin City Council published archived photos and pictures of old documents – this map is the oldest of them.
One of the all-time great Irish photos.
Matt Farrell from Co Longford was named Ireland’s Heritage Hero at an awards ceremony this week.
It has received widespread welcome from older people’s’ groups.
Minding Frankie is coming to the Gaiety Theatre this June for two weeks only.
People will be able to drive in one church gate, get their ashes, and exit out another gate at Glenamady Church.
Work at Ashford Studios, which has hosted shows like Vikings, could create hundreds of jobs.
The odds of four identical calves born are estimated at around a billion to one.
The organisers had hoped to display 100 submissions, but due to the number of responses have decided to increase that over 250.
The boy was found along with three fishermen in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
Duncan Jones dedicated Bowie’s two awards late night to “all the kooks”.
The positions will be filled over a three-year period.
And plenty of us tuned in to watch them do it.
Dublin City Council have published their archives online, in the hope it would help members of the public access records they need.
Four technology companies have announced jobs for the capital.
“We will never be completely sure” if there’s life there without going to these planets, researchers said.
The number of unemployed is down to 147,400, people a drop of 21.4% over the last 12 months.
Both will be open 24 hours a day.
The kayaker was in the water for 45 minutes before he was rescued.
NUI Galway mathematicians’ research makes Batman that bit more real.
14 Henrietta Street will showcase the long and pockmarked history of Dublin’s tenements.
“Thanks to books, I feel free. After all, the words share the same root,” he says, referring to the Italian words libro (book) and libero (free).
From grown-up colouring books to Paul Martin’s award-winning garden at last year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show, mindfulness is still very much having a moment, writes Michael Kelly.
The tech giant has big plans.
Poet Stephen James Smith has written a poem for the upcoming St Patrick’s Day Festival which is being widely praised online
230 temp staff are being hired to deal with the post-Brexit vote surge.
A new study has reopened a debate on the usefulness of over-the-counter supplements.
There are 7,000 slots available this year, and all applicants will need to provide proof of a pre-arranged job.
Indeed currently employs 530 people in its Dublin offices.
“On this Valentine’s Day, I didn’t just receive a teddy or a card, but the chance of life.”
If the merger goes ahead the new global development agency named Oxfam Goal will be based in Ireland
All the way from Newgrange to the Hook Head.
NGINX announced that it is expanding its services with a plan for rapid growth across EMEA.
Grammy count 2017: Adele 5 Beyonce 2
The new measures will apply only to online fee-based services.
Around 100 of these new roles will be in The Dock, the company’s new research and development hub.
45-year-old Daniel Miller escaped with his life after the excavator he was driving pinned him almost beneath the surface of a waterlogged dam for five hours.