Gardaí at Kilmainham are investigating a fatal collision which happened in the early hours of this morning.  A woman was fatally injured when she was hit by a Luas tram on the Red Line at St James Walk, Rialto, Dublin 8 at approximately 12.35am this morning.  The area was closed off to facilitate Garda Forensic […]

9 years ago

With work on the Luas Cross-City finally set to come to a close, motorists have been looking forward to the traffic returning to normal around the city centre. However, it looks like another big project is set to kick off as work on the College Green project could begin before the end of the year. […]

9 years ago

Kids go free on all public transport services covered by the Leap Card from Monday, July 3 – Sunday, July 16. The announcement was made today by Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Minister Shane Ross and Anne Graham, CEO of the National Transport Authority. Free travel will automatically apply to any holder of a Child […]

9 years ago

Shopping in Dublin can be hectic. Thousands of people, tiny winding streets and what seems like 4,000 screaming children all attempting to head in the same direction.  But, it doesn’t have to be… We’ve been piling together a collection of tips and tricks based around the idea of making your shopping excursions easier – and […]

9 years ago

Going shopping seems great on paper, but often it can be a stressful experience — so we’ve decided to make it a little bit easier for you.  We’ve teamed up with Luas to help you get some much needed retail therapy in the most convenient way possible, by giving one lucky winner a €50 shopping […]

9 years ago

Dublin Pride Parade is a beautifully colourful spectacle to behold.  A festival of light, laughter and acceptance – Dublin shuts down totally to show that love truly wins overall.  This year’s route is somewhat different to the last, opting for a different set of roads due to the ongoing Luas Cross City Project works.  So […]

9 years ago

Dublin Pride Parade is a beautifully colourful spectacle to behold.  A festival of light, laughter and acceptance – Dublin shuts down totally to show that love truly wins overall.  This year’s route is somewhat different to the last, opting for a different set of roads due to the ongoing Luas Cross City Project works.  Gay […]

9 years ago

They say size doesn’t matter… But when it comes to living space we don’t really tend to agree.  We’ve seen some seeeeriously scabby ‘studio’ apartments in Dublin recently.  And while this isn’t the worst of the worst – it’s still teeeensy.  And for €1,190 a month, you’d at least want to be able to swing […]

9 years ago

One of Dublin’s most joyful, colourful and exciting annual celebrations is upon us once again: Dublin Pride. As per usual, there’s plenty of great stuff in store for the celebration — like the Queer History Walking Tour, Pride Day Brunch with Viva and Pantibar Pride Block Party — but the main event is surely the […]

9 years ago

If you travel on the Luas to get to work in the morning, you might be a bit late today. The Red Line is currently only running from Tallaght/Saggart to Blackhorse due to a technical fault with an overhead power cable in the city centre.  This means that no services are running between Blackhorse and The […]

9 years ago

Have you ever been stuck in work on a sunny day with every fibre of your being telling you to leave? No?  Well, this takeaway on Amiens Street has.  Check out the sign they posted on their door during the great heat wave of yesterday afternoon.  The sign says:  ”Sorry we’re close, we want to […]

9 years ago

The hot topic of the Eighth Amendment has been at the forefront of the news for months.  Both sides have taken to the streets to shout about what they believe in with regards to the choice argument – and today sees the #Rally4Repeal march take the streets of Dublin.  And boy, did they come in […]

9 years ago